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Armie Hammer Ways That I Didn’T Have to Experience, Because It Was Her Face up on the Screen and Facing the Criticism We Had to Face 14 Monday, August 28, 2017 Monday, August 28, 2017 15 Kevin Hart‏ @KevinHart4real Getting and staying healthy doesn’t have to be difficult; keep it simple and fun. That’s why my… ctress Gal Gadot shared a funny meme to wish ‘happy birthday’ to her ‘Wonder Woman’ co-star AChris Pine. The meme featuring Gadot and Pine shows them giggling during an Las Vegas interview. inger-actress Demi Lovato sang Along with the video, Gadot wrote, the national anthem for a packed “Happy Happy Birthday to my darling house at the Floyd Mayweather- friend #chrispine. May you always SConor McGregor fight at the Las Vegas shine bright and be such the special T-Mobile Arena in Nevada. funny person you are. Wishing you all For the show-stopping number, the best this world has to offer. Health, the singer opted for a plunging white happiness and lots of giggles. Xo.” ensemble, fitted with a golden belt Gadot’s Diana Princess will be to sing ahead of the “fight of the lighting up the screen once in Zack century” on Saturday night, Snyder’s ‘Justice League’, due out reports eonline.com. November 17. (TOI) Celebrities like Vanessa Hudgens, Sharon Osbourne, Ozzy Osbourne, Mike Tyson, Nick Jonas and Orlando Bloom had turned up for the fight night. Before taking to the ring, the singer told MTV that she was nervous about singing the “Star- Spangled Banner” before the big fight. (IANS) he Basketball Diaries’ actor James Madio has come on board Raymond De Felitta’s indie film ‘Stano’. ‘TThe 41-year-old actor has joined Joe Manganiello, who plays Bobby Stano in the film. The story follows Stano who returns to the Bronx after serving 17 years in prison for a violent mistake ctor-musician Jared Leto said he is proud to star as The Joker in he made as a kid that ultimately robbed him of a the DC Extended Universe. professional baseball career. The 45-year-old actor starred as Batman’s main nemesis The Madio stars as Joey, Stano’s longtime friend and fish JokerA in super-villain blockbuster ‘Suicide Squad’ and now he is set to market owner who gives ‘Stano’ a job after his release. reprise the role in a standalone movie. Manganiello, Nick Manganiello, Bill Chartoff, “Everything’s great in that world, and I’m really proud to be a Lynn Hendee and Eric Fischer are producing the part of it,” Leto said. project. (TOI) Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, who wrote and helmed 2011’s ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ - and also worked as directors and executive producers on NBC’s hit drama ‘This Is Us’ - are reportedly in final negotiations to helm the as-yet untitled DCEU movie. Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment were believed to be in the early stages of putting the ‘Batman’ spin-off Clarke burned by together. (TOI) ‘Terminator Genisys’ London ctress Emilia Clarke and director Alan Taylor were both “burned” by the process of the film “Terminator Genisys” The “Game of Thrones” actress starred in the 2015 film, directed Aby Taylor and the latter says that the experience was “rough” and not something they would like to repeat, reports newsweek.com. “That was a rough one. It was tough, it was tough on Clarke and me. I think we came away feeling a little bit burned by the process. It was hard for her in Armie Hammer ways that I didn’t have to experience, because it was her face up on the screen and facing the criticism we had to face. I’m not surprised she’s more content August 28, 1986 to carry on with her other fantastic projects than re-enter that world,” Taylor (harpersbazaar.com) said. American singer Selena Gomez in a Coach pink unicorn sweater, grey And he says that even if a sequel was suggested, neither of them would be trousers, a red Coach handbag, black patent leather pumps, and yellow- English Singer-songwriter Adele stopped reading Actor known for his roles in the films The Social tinted sunglasses books at the age of six and concentrated on singing. back. (IANS) Network and J. Edgar. He also played the titular ‘ Matilda’ by Roald Dahl was the last book she character in The Lone Ranger and portrayed Prince remembers reading! (thefactsite) Andrew Alcot in the 2012 film, Mirror Mirror..
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