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"I Am Number Four": Ready to Captivate Audiences

One of the most anticipated films of early 2011, Disney has seemingly crafted another winner in the upcoming motion picture titled “I Am Number Four”.

Directed by “Eagle Eye” vet D.J. Caruso, the Alex Pettyfer led cast also includes “Glee” star Dianna Agron, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer and Jake Abel of “Supernatural” stardom.

As for a little background info, “I Am Number Four” finds an extraordinary teen named John Smith (Pettyfer) as a fugitive on the run from ruthless enemies sent to destroy him.

Changing his identity, moving from town to town with his guardian Henri (Olyphant), John encounters unexpected, life-changing events including his first love (Agron), along with powerful new abilities and a connection to the others who share his incredible destiny.

Check out the trailer for “I Am Number Four” and join the many anxiously awaiting the movie’s release date of February 18, 2011.

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Keep A Child Alive: The Black Ball 2010

Always one of the more well-attended events of the season, the stars joined together for the 2010 Keep A Child Alive’s Black Ball in New York City on Thursday night (September 30).

As for the red carpet highlights, a radiant Alicia Keys showed off her growing baby bump while mingling with Usher in between spending time with her man, Swizz Beatz.

Keeping things interesting was the always-entertaining Whitney Houston, who was her usual wackily outgoing self while making a grand entrance into the annual fundraiser.

The reason behind the swanky soiree was all about bringing in the bucks for charity, as Keep A Child Alive “brings celebrity and philanthropy together to fulfill hopes, dreams and raise funds for children and families with HIV/AIDS in Africa and India.”

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"I Am Number Four": Ready to Captivate Audiences

One of the most anticipated films of early 2011, Disney has seemingly crafted another winner in the upcoming motion picture titled “I Am Number Four”.

Directed by “Eagle Eye” vet D.J. Caruso, the Alex Pettyfer led cast also includes “Glee” star Dianna Agron, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer and Jake Abel of “Supernatural” stardom.

As for a little background info, “I Am Number Four” finds an extraordinary teen named John Smith (Pettyfer) as a fugitive on the run from ruthless enemies sent to destroy him.

Check out the trailer for “I Am Number Four” and join the many anxiously awaiting the movie’s release date of February 18, 2011.

http://isexbar.com/i-am-number-four-ready-to-captivate-audiences-2/

Movie review: 'Let Me In'

I’m a big, big fan of ” Let the Right One In,” the chilling 2008 adaptation of John Ajvide Lindqvist’s bestseller about the pale female vampire who is “12 … more or less,” and whose budding friendship with a severely bullied boy living in the same apartment complex, with minimal parental supervision, leads to a gory confrontation with his tormentors.

http://isexbar.com/movie-review-let-me-in/

Movie review: 'Freakonomics'

Filmmakers tackle Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner’s inventive fact-finding book with a documentary that too often sounds like an infomercial.

First came the bestselling book, then the sequel, and now comes “Freakonomics” the movie, a kind of victory lap that both celebrates that success and demonstrates why the work of economist Steven D. Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner has become an international phenomenon.

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A Second Look: Humphrey Bogart

The release of a Warner ‘Essential Collection’ affords another opportunity to admire Bogey’s brooding rendition of American masculinity.

The release of a Warner ‘Essential Collection’ affords another opportunity to admire Bogey’s brooding rendition of American masculinity.

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Television review: 'The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret'

The new IFC series — starring David Cross as an incompetent office temp — tries to meld American comedy with its British cousin. It’s fun at first but quickly grows tiring.

The new IFC series — starring David Cross as an incompetent office temp — tries to meld American comedy with its British cousin. It’s fun at first but quickly grows tiring.

http://isexbar.com/television-review-the-increasingly-poor-decisions-of-todd-margaret/

Television review: 'Teach: Tony Danza' on A&E

The actor’s rookie classroom experience may be contrived, but it’s also fascinating to watch what happens when good intentions meet reality via high school students.

The actor’s rookie classroom experience may be contrived, but it’s also fascinating to watch what happens when good intentions meet reality via high school students.

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Avett Brothers heard banjo's siren call

The musicians were just a couple of skate-punkers from North Carolina when a pluck-heavy busking tour helped steer them into a rootsier realm.

The musicians were just a couple of skate-punkers from North Carolina when a pluck-heavy busking tour helped steer them into a rootsier realm.

http://isexbar.com/avett-brothers-heard-banjos-siren-call/

For Tony Danza, teaching is an emotional experience

When the actor got his chance to help students, he persisted despite self-doubt. His tears and triumphs are documented in a reality series.

Tony Danza arrives at Taverna Tony in Malibu, one of his favorite spots, and he’s moving fast. Casually dressed in a Northeast High School shirt and jeans and sporting a bit of stubble, Danza carries a large black scrapbook in his arms.

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Movie review: 'The Social Network'

The film about Facebook and its founder is well written by Aaron Sorkin, well directed by David Fincher and well acted by Jesse Eisenberg.

The film about Facebook and its founder is well written by Aaron Sorkin, well directed by David Fincher and well acted by Jesse Eisenberg.