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Willow Smith has once again made a change to the hair she formerly whipped.

After shaving her head a month ago, and then dyeing what remained blonde, the 11-year old daughter of Will and Jada has gone in a new direction: green. Check out the photo she posted on Instagram yesterday...

Along with the fresh look, Willow took a stance on Twitter against those who believe she has some kind of special celebrity life, writing:

“I am regular person…. forget that… Nobody has a PICTURE PERFECT life… I am still just a child…”

What do you think of this child's green hair?

Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2012/03/willow-smith-goes-green-decrees-im-just-a-child/

Cindy Crawford Cindy Taylor Cinthia Moura Claudette Ortiz Coco Lee Connie Nielsen

May 6, 2012 6:43:08 AM

Willow Smith: Nerds, Bald Heads Rule!

Willow Smith is showing off her bald dome once again.

Earlier this month, the 11-year old daughter of Will and Jada shaved her head, posting a photo of Twitter with the simple caption: Dance your feelings out.

Now, the singer is up to more of the same. She made the following picture live last night, giving us a look at her VERY short, blonde hair and including the message: Nerds rule. What do you think of the look?

Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2012/02/willow-smith-nerds-bald-heads-rule/

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May 6, 2012 4:43:08 AM

'Think Like A Man' Wins Box Office; 'Avengers' Kills It Overseas

LOS ANGELES — The superhero saga "The Avengers" lived up to its blockbuster buzz with $178.4 million in overseas ticket sales days before it opens in U.S. theaters. Domestic audiences generally passed on a bunch of new flicks as fans seem to be in anticipation mode for Disney's "The Avengers," which debuts Friday in the United States after launching in 39 other countries a week earlier.

Source: http://news.moviefone.com/2012/04/29/think-like-a-man-wins-box-office-avengers-kills-it-overseas_n_1462689.html

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May 6, 2012 2:43:07 AM

'Pirates! Band of Misfits' Director Peter Lord, On Defending Darwin and Wallace & Gromit's Unseen Adventure

Aardman Animations has entertained audiences for years with visually dazzling stop-motion cartoons like "Chicken Run," "Shaun the Sheep" and, most famously, "Wallace and Gromit." This weekend, they return to theaters with "The Pirates! Band of Misfits," a comical story about a helpless ship of plunderers, featuring the voice talents of Hugh Grant, Martin Freeman (a.k.a. Bilbo Baggins from "The Hobbit") and David Tennant ("Dr. Who"). Grant voices the bumbling Pirate Captain, a not-so-respected leader who's trying to finally win the coveted "Pirate of the Year" award. During his award season campaign, he gets roped in with a young Charles Darwin, and the pirates and scientist end up in a madcap swashbuckling tale involving a parrot that may or may not be a parrot, a super-smart chimp, sword fights, food fights, the plague and the most insane depiction of Queen Victoria ever. The movie -- like all classic Aardman projects -- is loaded with hilarious sight gags, clever wordplay and eye-popping colorful art direction, like the UK's best rendition of a "Looney Tunes" escapade. Moviefone recently sat down with the director of the film and Academy Award-winning co-founder of Aardman, Peter Lord. During our chat, Lord broke down what he hates in kids movies, how people will soon be able to make CGI blockbusters in their garages and even revealed the "Wallace and Gromit" adventure that was too impossible to film. "The Pirates!" features Charles Darwin as a main character. How are you preparing for the inevitable Fox News piece about a "supposed children's movie featuring the controversial Darwin as a hero"? [Laughs] Okay, the truth is, I like Darwin. I mean, our Darwin, he's a respectable figure, but we give him such a hard time. All the fundamentalists were delighted because we make him look like a complete ass. But that requires watching the movie, and they're not going to do that. He's definitely not the hero. He has a terrible time. He's knocked over, beaten up, humiliated, tarred and feathered. Our Darwin, his mission in life is getting a girl. He's more interested in getting a girl than anything else. He doesn't know the first idea about evolution, [although] the Captain gives him a couple of hints. There's always talk about, "that's inappropriate for a kids movie" or "that kids movie had a lot of adult jokes in it." What's your perception of what filmmakers think are kids' movies and what actual kids can handle? The films I really don't like are films that are dumbed down and treat kids as if they were a separate species. They often try to keep them still in their seats, by throwing stuff at them in bright colors. I don't believe in talking down to children. Kids are intelligent. So with "Pirates," for example, a child will empathize with the pirates' situation when everyone laughs at them. Everyone knows what that feels like when you're at school and people laugh at you.

I take seriously the fact that my responsibility is to entertain them as well. Which is why I made sure there was going to be explosions and cannons firing and slapstick and people flying downstairs in the bath. It can have all the madness and indignity and comedy that a child could wish for. And the story is a simple moral tale at the heart of it, decorated with visual fun. Even the things on the screen can make you laugh. What we haven't done is that thing when you make a dumb film for kids and throw in a few jokes for adults. I don't like that either. I think we've made a film for any audience to have fun with. Aardman's always been a big fan of Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki. Which of their projects do you think deserve more love in America? Well it's not surprising that I love "Totoro." It's just a fantastic film. And "Totoro" is amazing because kids love it, yet it's so unlike the mainstream. It's a slow movie, gently paced. I loved "Spirited Away." The other one I really like is "My Neighbors The Yamadas." Really charming. What's amazing is that it's derived from a strip cartoon from the newspaper, a three-framed strip cartoon. Try turning a three-framed cartoon into a good feature film. It's a pretty good trick.

Looking back on Aardman's efforts, what's the most audacious Wallace and Gromit adventure you haven't filmed yet? Oh god! Every time you start a new film, there's something really, really audacious that you don't do. I can tell you that for "Grand Day Out," there was a huge scene that was cut -- [a] huge scene, with a kind of diner on the moon with full machines and elaborate sci-fi set piece on the moon, but that never happened. Are you waiting for the technology to catch up? Yeah, Nick [Park] was working on his own then. It would've taken him another five years to have done it. [Laughs] What do you think is happening in the animation industry right now that's new and exciting? I don't know what's new. It's become a problem, hasn't it? It's interesting that there's a lot of stop-frame out now because there's this rather wonderful film, there's "ParaNorman" and "Frankenweenie" and Henry Selick's got a new project. So that's three films together in one year, maybe four films in two years. People talk about our business, stop-motion, as being the old style that's dying out, but no one's ever made three stop-motion movies in a year before. That's exciting. One day, not far off, someone's going to produce a real garage CG movie, with a really tiny budget, because you can. Anyone at home can do it. It will be the indie CGI movement. CG is so expensive and difficult to make, and as a result they have to be financially successful. They've done it in a very conservative type of way. People don't take risks, they try to make movies that fit the formula. But if you can make a film, you could go crazy. You wouldn't need big stars. You could get regular actors and make the whole thing in your back bedroom. You can make some pretty damn fine-looking movies, and that would be an interesting development.

Source: http://news.moviefone.com/2012/04/27/peter-lord-pirates-band-of-misfits-aardman-interview_n_1458949.html

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May 5, 2012 10:43:07 PM

2012 Summer Movie Preview: Comedy

After a spring of comedic disappointments (hint: nyuck nyuck), you are likely in need of a few laughs. And while we can't guarantee this summer's crop of comedies will be funny, we can at least give you a rundown of what's in store. With a summer that boasts a king's ransom of action-packed features, family flicks and rom-coms, let's take a look at the funny-bone tickling films we're most looking forward to over the next few months. For the rest of Moviefone's 2012 Summer Preview, head here. PHOTOS:

Source: http://news.moviefone.com/2012/05/03/2012-summer-movie-preview-comedy_n_1475500.html

Brittany Daniel Brittany Lee Brittany Murphy Brittany Snow Brittny Gastineau Brody Dalle

May 5, 2012 8:43:06 PM

Jessica Simpson Gives Birth to Baby Girl!

Jessica Simpson finally gave birth to her baby girl today.

Maxwell Drew Johnson, weighing 9 lbs., 13 oz. (!) was born this morning in L.A. It's the first child for the star and her fiance, former NFL player Eric Johnson.

Little Maxwell is named for Eric's middle name, and will go by Maxi. Her middle name is a tribute to her grandma, Tina Simpson, whose maiden name is Drew.

After six months of dating, Simpson, 31, and Johnson, 32, got engaged in November 2010, then allegedly pushed off their wedding when she got pregnant.

The Texas native, now 31, was famously and previously married to Nick Lachey from 2002 until their separation in 2005, but the couple had no children.

She first shared her own happy pregnancy news with the world on Halloween, and the deluge of TMI Jessica Simpson quotes has continued unabated since.

As her due date approached, the uninhibited singer has spoken candidly about all things pregnancy, from cravings to sex to mommy brain and even swamp ass.

"I feel like I have a bowling ball sitting on my hoohah," she said. "Apparently I have a lot of amniotic fluid, so when my water breaks, it will be like a fire hydrant!"

With Maxi weighing in at such a healthy size, this was probably true. Anyway, congrats guys! Here are some of our favorite pregnant Jessica Simpson pics:

Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2012/05/jessica-simpson-gives-birth-to-baby-girl/

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May 5, 2012 6:43:09 PM

Lauren Conrad's Pink Hair: Fan? Not a Fan?

Lauren Conrad showed up to a signing of her latest young adult novel, The Fame Game, last night at The Grove in Los Angeles, sporting a surprising new hairstyle.

Or hair color, to be more specific.

Gone are LC's trademark long, blonde locks ... at least the bottom third of them. The back of her head was hot pink! This has become quite the hairstyle trend of late.

From Katy Perry to Diana Agron, Willow Smith to Britney Spears and even Amanda Bynes' mug shot, everybody's thinking pink. Tell us if you like LC's new look below:

What do you think of Lauren Conrad's pink hair?

Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2012/04/lauren-conrads-pink-hair-fan-not-a-fan/

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May 5, 2012 4:43:09 PM

2012 Summer Movie Preview: Comedy

After a spring of comedic disappointments (hint: nyuck nyuck), you are likely in need of a few laughs. And while we can't guarantee this summer's crop of comedies will be funny, we can at least give you a rundown of what's in store. With a summer that boasts a king's ransom of action-packed features, family flicks and rom-coms, let's take a look at the funny-bone tickling films we're most looking forward to over the next few months. For the rest of Moviefone's 2012 Summer Preview, head here. PHOTOS:

Source: http://news.moviefone.com/2012/05/03/2012-summer-movie-preview-comedy_n_1475500.html

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May 5, 2012 2:43:08 PM

Trina ROCKS OUT In Miami For The SWEETHEAT GAY PRIDE Party

Rapper Trina partied for gay pride down in Miami last night with a few of her friends and fans. See pics of Trina headlining inside....

Trina rocked out at the club in Miami as the headliner of the SweetHeat Gay Pride party at Club Play in Miami Beach.

The 33-year-old rapper wore a shirt that read "Thou Shalt Not Fuck With Me", The Ragged Priest blue jean studded shorts (the same ones Rihanna rocked at Coachella), sheer zebra stripe tights, and a pair of red suede fringe boots.