10 best songs of 2010

Here are AOL Radio's Top Pop Songs of 2010 so far -- pulled from listener ratings on our fresh 40 station. Be sure to check back frequently, as we will be updating this post every couple months with the best 2010 songs.

10 'Telephone'

Lady GaGa

Not to be confused with Beyonce's remix of 'Video Phone' -- which also includes Lady GaGa -- this top pop song is featured on GaGa's 'The Fame Monster' and was released as a single on Jan. 26. Although the song incorporates a harp, it's definitely club-ready -- and features a surprising rap sequence in the middle by Beyonce.Written by GaGa and Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, the song was originally intended for Britney.

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09 'OMG'

Usher

Borrowing a commonly-used text acronym to describe Usher's feelings for a girl, this best song of 2010 features stadium cheering in the chorus and Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am, singing auto-tune vocals backed by his own hip-hop beats.

iTunes | Lyrics | Top 10 Usher Songs

08 'Airplanes'

B.o.B

Atlanta's newest MC and producer recruits Paramore's tangerine bombshell Hayley Williams for this hip-hop track, featuring piano melodies and prominent clapping backbeats as he says, "I could use a dream or a genie or a wish / To go back to a place much simpler than this." The 2010 song is off B.o.B's debut album 'B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray,' which topped the Billboard 200 in its first week.

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07 'Your Love Is My Drug'

Kesha

The bubblegum '80s-sounding track -- off her January debut 'Animal' -- opens with the delusional line: "Maybe I need some rehab / Or maybe just need some sleep / I've got a sick obsession, I'm seeing it in my dreams." With a modern Cyndi Lauper-inspired chorus, the song has a playful take on a teen love obsession, with auto-tuned vocals and casual chatty ad-libs.

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06 'Love the Way You Lie'

Eminem

The blockbuster album 'Recovery' has been breaking records on the Billboard charts, as well as its second single, 'Love the Way You Lie.' The mid-tempo rap track, with melodic piano chords and a soaring chorus, has R&B diva Rihanna joining Eminem to tell the story of an abusive couple who can't stay apart, despite bringing out the worst in each other. "It's something that, you know, [Eminem and I have] both experienced ... On different sides, different ends of the table," Rihanna, recently told Access Hollywood.

iTunes | Lyrics | Top 10 Eminem Songs

05 'Need You Now (2010 Mix)'

Lady Antebellum

This top song is about the longing of late-night companionship. A beautiful ballad for a booty-call, the song reached No. 1 on the Hot Country charts in November, eventually transitioning over to pop radio. The 2010 pop mix version has electric guitar replacing the country guitar twang in the chorus and the bridge. Subtle, but it does the trick.

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04 'Break Your Heart'

Taio Cruz

This R&B song -- with auto-tune vocals and a synth back-beat -- is the first single from Taio Cruz's September-released album 'Rokstarr.' Originally penned for UK singer Cheryl Cole, this No. 1 UK hit has been remixed in 2010 for the US version that features rap sequences by Ludacris.

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03 'Nothin' on You'

B.o.B

'Nothin' on You' is the very first single by B.o.B. Featuring Bruno Mars (who sings the catchy chorus about all the beautiful women uncomparable to "the one"), this best song of 2010 is also included on B.o.B.'s debut studio album, 'The Adventures of Bobby Ray.'

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02 'Rude Boy'

Rihanna

'Rude Boy' is the third single (second international single) from her fourth studio effort 'Rated R.' Driven by steel drums, the ska and dancehall track's title references Jamaican slang -- specifically males who are continually in trouble. After all, who doesn't love a bad boy?

iTunes | Lyrics | Top 10 Rihanna Songs

01 'California Gurls'

Katy Perry

Featuring hip-hop star Snoop Dogg,
the song includes Prince-sounding '80s guitar beats and summer-ready lyrics: "California girls / We're unforgettable / Daisy dukes, bikinis on top / Sun kissed skin, so hot, will melt your popsicle." Is it the California version of Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' 'Empire State of Mind'? We'll let the fans determine that.

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2010 Best Songs -- The Runner-Ups

These songs just missed our 10 Best Songs of 2010 list:

'Imma Be'

Black Eyed Peas

Fergie starts this number singing, "Imma be shakin' my hips / You gon' be lickin' your lips," over a mid-tempo urban beat, until halfway through the song it switches over to a full-on funk house dance track. The music video is a mashed up medley of 'Imma Be' and 'Rock That Body,' clocking in at 10:21.

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'Not Afraid'

Eminem

The lead single off Eminem's smashing album, 'Recovery,' 'Not Afraid' perfectly sums up the rapper's rehabilitation from drug addiction. Produced by Boi-1da, it shows an optimistic Eminem, who chooses to face his fears: "I'm not afraid to take a stand / everybody, come take my hand / We'll walk this road together, through the storm / Whatever weather... you're not alone / Holler if you feel that you been down the same road."

iTunes | Lyrics | Top 10 Eminem Songs

'Young Forever'

Jay-Z

This Jan. 26-released single is the fifth song featured off last year's studio album 'The Blueprint 3.' Produced by Kanye West, this best song of 2010 features British R&B/pop singer Mr. Hudson singing splices of Alphaville's 1984 hit 'Forever Young' -- while Jay-Z raps original lyrics. You may remember the 1984 version from the prom scene of the cult classic 'Napoleon Dynamite.'

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'Cooler Than Me'

Mike Posner

The Singer, songwriter, producer, and recent Duke University graduate came into the limelight with his debut album, June 2010's '31 Minutes to Takeoff.' The lead single, 'Cooler Than Me' was produced by Gigamesh, and originally appeared on Posner's mixtape, 'A Matter of Time,' which came out last early last year.

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'Alejandro'

Lady Gaga

With Europop influences and Madonna 'La Isla Bonita' similarities, the third single off 'The Fame Monster' has Gaga turning away true love: "You know that I love you boy / Hot like Mexico, rejoice / At this point I gotta choose, nothing to loose." According to Gaga, the song's controversial video is a "celebration and an admiration of gay love -- it confesses my envy of the courage and bravery they require to be together."

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Games Worldwide

Children's Games from Around the World
http://www.topics-mag.com/edition11/games-section.htm
Children's Games from Around the World
Around the world, children have one thing in common. They love to play games. Discover how children from Venezuela, Mexico, Korea, China, Germany, and many other countries play different versions of the same traditional games such as jump rope, marbles, tag, top spinning, hopscotch, jacks, card games.
View pictures of international students from Brazil, China, Colombia, Korea, Mexico, and Taiwan, Thailand, and Venezuela demonstrating how they played games when they were children.

Games For Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3209/World.html
Games For Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
Guiding and Scouting games help girls learn something associated with Guiding and/or Scouting. International Games are from other WAGGGS member countries other than the USA and Canada. These are games that have been contributed by Guiders and Scouters. Many of them have come from the Guiding/Scouting List and the WAGGGS-L list.

Playground games from around the World
http://www.llanddulas.conwy.sch.uk/Directory.htm
Playground games from around the World
Our work on playground games has become famous. We have been in the Guardian Newspaper, on Radio 4, Radio Wales, S4C and BBC1 television

Lindsay Lohan

American Actress
Name : Lindsay Lohan (Lindsay Morgan Lohan)
Born : July 2, 1986
Country : born New York City, USA
Lives : United States

Biography..
Lindsay Morgan Lohan was born on July 2, 1986 in New York City, USA, but was raised in Cold Spring Harbor. She is of Irish and Italian heritage and her parents are Dina Lohan (her manager) and Michael Lohan (trader). Lindsay has three siblings: Aliana, Dakota and Michael.

  She appeared on a large number of different commercial ads as a child and her debut role was in the television drama "Another World" in the year 1996.

Her career as an actress began in the late 90's, and her second movie was made just few years later (in 2003 "Freaky Friday"). Her latest projects have been the movies "Mean Girls" in 2004 and "Herbie: Fully Loaded" in 2005.

Lindsay  has also achieved fame through modeling also, being a cover model for Vogue. Her first modeling experience was when she was just 3 years old, being a model for Abercrombie & Fitch Kids (A&F Kids), Calvin Klein Kids and for Ford Academy. As a teenager Lindsay played roles in the Disney Channel original movies: Get a Clue (2002) and Life-Size (2000).
Lindsay  has also been involved in the music industry, by releasing her solo album called "Speak" in the year 2004, which had such singles as "Rumors", "Over" and "First" and which was certified platinum. The second album "A Little More Personal (Raw)" was released in 2005. She won the the 2004 MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Female and was nominated for Best Pop Video at the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards also.

Filmography

Poor Things (2008)
I Know Who Killed Me (2007)
Georgia Rule (2007)
Chapter 27 (2007)
Bobby (2006)
Just My Luck (2006)
Herbie: Fully Loaded (2005)
Mean Girls (2004)
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004)
Freaky Friday (2003)
Get a Clue (2002) (TV)
"Bette" (2000) TV Series
Life-Size (2000) (TV)
The Parent Trap (1998)
"Another World" TV Series

Katie Holmes

American Actress
Name : Katie Holmes (Katherine Noelle "Katie" Holmes)
Born : December 18, 1978
Country : born Toledo, Ohio, USA
Lives : USA

Biography..Katie Holmes was born December 18, 1978 as Katherine Noelle "Katie" Holmes in Toledo, Ohio, USA. Since the 17th of June, 2005 she has been engaged to the famous Hollywood actor Tom Cruise, which has gained her much popularity in the Hollywood celebrity gossip columns.
Her mother is Kathy is a homemaker and her father Martin is a lawyer. Katie Holmes has an older brother Martin Jr. and three sisters (Nancy, Holly and Tamera).
Katie started her acting career in Los Angeles. Her first major breaks were "The Ice Storm" (1997) and the popular TV series Dawson's Creek, which was made in 1998 and ran through to 2003. During her time at Dawson's Creek she also did two other movies "Disturbing Behavior" (1998) and "Go" (1999) in supporting actress roles.
The first leading role came in 2002 in the movie "Abandon". Her last notable role was in the world-famous movie "Batman begins", which was filmed in the year 2005.
Some of her achievements include Babe of the Year 98 (Sweden), 21 Hottest Stars Under 21 (1999), 102 Sexiest Women in the World by Stuff Magazine (2002) and several others.

Filmography

Shame on You (2006)
Thank You for Smoking (2005)
Batman Begins (2005/II) (VG) (voice)
Batman Begins (2005)
First Daughter (2004)
Pieces of April (2003)
The Singing Detective (2003)
Abandon (2002)
Phone Booth (2002)
The Gift (2000)
Wonder Boys (2000)
Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999)
Muppets From Space (1999) (uncredited)
Go (1999)
Disturbing Behavior (1998)
"Dawson's Creek" (1998) TV Series
The Ice Storm (1997)

Angelina Jolie Voight

Angelina Jolie Profile

Actress
Name : Angelina Jolie Voight
Born : June 4, 1975
Country : born Los Angeles California (USA)
Lives : USA

 Biography

Angelina Jolie is an American actress born Angelina Jolie Voight on June 4, 1975 in Los Angeles, California. Although a respected actress who has been awarded an Oscar, an Emmy and three Golden Globes, Jolie is noted as much for her tattoos, exotic looks and sensual lips as for her acting. Jolie became very familiar with her profession growing up, being the daughter of Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight and Marcheline Bertrand. She attended the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute at the age of 11.
In addition to acting, Jolie produced a film in 2003 called Lovesick. She has also worked as a professional model in London, New York and Los Angeles, and has also appeared in music videos for many artists, including Meat Loaf, Lenny Kravitz, The Rolling Stones, Antonello Venditti and The Lemonheads. Additionally, Jolie has acted in 5 student films for the USC School of Cinema.
In 1995, she married the British actor Jonny Lee Miller, with whom she co-starred in the movie Hackers. They divorced in 1999. She married Academy Award Winner Billy Bob Thornton in May 2000 and adopted a son, Maddox, from Cambodia, but they too divorced in 2002 and she now has custody of Maddox.
Aside from her acting, she is also a Goodwill Ambassador for the UNHCR (United Nation High Commission for Refugees)
Jolie's performance in 1999's Girl, Interrupted won her an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.
She was one of the first celebrities to accept the invitation to be an Athens 2004 Torchbearer.
  
Filmography

Atlas Shrugged (2008)
The Changeling (2008)
Wanted (2008)
Kung Fu Panda (2008)
Beowulf (2007)
A Mighty Heart (2007)
The Good Shepherd (2006)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)
Alexander (2004)
The Fever (2004)
Shark Tale (2004)
Taking Lives (2004)
Beyond Borders (2003)
Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003)
Life or Something Like It (2002)
Original Sin (2001)
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000)
Girl, Interrupted (1999)
The Bone Collector (1999)
Pushing Tin (1999)
Playing by Heart (1998)
Hell's Kitchen (1998)
Gia (1998)
Playing God (1997)
George Wallace (1997)
True Women (1997)
Foxfire (1996)
Love Is All There Is (1996)
Mojave Moon (1996)
Hackers (1995)
Without Evidence (1995)
Cyborg 2 (1993)
Alice & Viril (1993)
Angela & Viril (1993)
Lookin' to Get Out (1982)

Tom Cruise

Birth Name: Thomas Cruise Mapother IV
Birthdate: July 3, 1962

Birthplace: Syracuse, NY
Occupations: Actor, Director, Producer
Quote: On the film Eyes Wide Shut: "We knew from the beginning the level of commitment needed. We felt honored to work with [Stanley Kubrick]. We were going to do what it took to do this picture, whatever time, because I felt--and Nic [Nicole Kidman] did, too - that this was going to be a really special time for us. We knew it would be difficult. But I would have absolutely kicked myself if I hadn't done this." - Time magazine, July 5, 1999

Claim to Fame: Had lead role in Risky Business (1983)
Significant Other(s):
Rebecca De Mornay, actress; together 1983-85
Wife: Mimi Rogers, actress; born January 1956; married 1986; divorced January 1990
Wife: Nicole Kidman, actress; born 1967; married December 24, 1990; separated December 2000, just shy of their 10-year anniversary; divorced
Penelope Cruz, actress; reportedly began dating summer 2001
Family:
Father: Thomas Cruise Mapother III, electrical engineer; died 1984 of cancer
Mother: Mary Lee Mapother
Stepfather: Joe South
Sister: Lee Anne Mapother, works in publicity and marketing for Cruise's company; born 1959
Sister: Marian Mapother, has a teaching degree; born 1961
Sister: Cass Mapother, owns a restaurant in New Jersey; born 1963
Daughter: Isabella Jane Kidman Cruise; adopted January 1993
Son: Connor Anthony Kidman Cruise; adopted February 1995
Biography
Charismatic and engaging in his teen roles of the early 1980s, the athletic and boyishly handsome Cruise soon graduated to adult superstar status. By the mid-90s, he was indisputably the most powerful movie star of his generation. After a peripatetic childhood, Cruise turned to acting in high school after a knee injury derailed his wrestling ambitions. Energized by landing the role of Nathan Detroit in his high school production of "Guys and Dolls", he dropped out in his senior year to pursue an acting career. By 1981, Cruise was in Los Angeles where he met Paula Wagner, then an agent at Creative Artists Agency, who would subsequently guide his film career and later join him as his producing partner. After his film debut in "Endless Love", he gained attention in a showy supporting role as an increasingly lunatic cadet in "Taps" (both 1981). Cruise's career prospects brightened when he persuaded Francis Ford Coppola to cast him in a small role as a tough guy in "The Outsiders" (1983), though he failed to stand out amid a talented ensemble of teen heartthrobs that included Matt Dillon, Patrick Swayze and Rob Lowe. It took his turn as an anxious, affluent, suburban teen poised precariously on the brink of young adulthood in "Risky Business" (also 1983), Cruise created a resonant protagonist for young Reagan-era audiences, even putting on extra pounds to emphasize the softness and vulnerability of the character as he flirts with illicit capitalism. In a star-making scene, the actor, clad in an Oxford shirt, Jockey briefs, and cool shades, plays air guitar and dances wildly to Bob Seger's "Old Time Rock'n'Roll." This celebrated sequence provided a key to the actor's subsequent mega-success: he was an attractive but fairly regular guy to whom audiences could easily relate. Intriguingly, the part also showcased Cruise's magnetic sexual appeal much more effectively than any of his subsequent screen roles.
Cruise performed well in a more naturalistic mode in "All the Right Moves" (1983), a sober high school football drama then grew his hair long and made the wrong move with the colossal fantasy flop, "Legend" (1985). He solidified his star status with one of the signature hits of the decade, "Top Gun" (1986). Defiantly politically incorrect, with flying sequences edited to the rhythms of pop tunes, the film functioned as both Navy recruiting ad and glossy romantic adventure. No longer the engaging boy-next-door, Cruise's Maverick was a cocky go-getter armed with a killer smile, a role whose variants he would essay in several subsequent, less ambitious motion pictures (e.g. "Cocktail" 1988, "Days of Thunder" 1990). Not content to be a matinee idol, Cruise began stretching his talents in the mid-80s--often paired with older, more established male stars of previous eras--with impressive results. He enriched his characterization of the talented but arrogant young man opposite Paul Newman in "The Color of Money" (1986) and consolidated his serious dramatic credentials with "Rain Man" (1988), where he more than held his own opposite overbearing Oscar-winner Dustin Hoffman. Oliver Stone's "Born on the Fourth of July" (1989) earned him a Best Actor Oscar nomination for his hard-hitting portrayal of anti-war activist Ron Kovic.
Cruise stumbled a bit with the critically and commercially disappointing "Far and Away" (1992), a goofy period romance co-starring his wife Nicole Kidman. He recovered with the highly popular court-martial drama, "A Few Good Men" (1992), wherein he successfully confronted an iconic Jack Nicholson. Cruise again played a lawyer in "The Firm" (1993) with comparably successful results at the box office.
Never content to rest on his laurels, Cruise raised eyebrows--and more than a few hackles--by accepting the central role of the vampire Lestat in "Interview With the Vampire" (1994). Many balked at the idea of the All-American go-getter playing the decadent, ambisexual European predator of Anne Rice's novel. (Rice initially was the harshest critic). Sporting blond locks and blue contact lenses, Cruise eventually won Rice's approval and generally positive notices for his showy turn. He was all but omnipresent in the media as he aggressively promoted his feature producing debut, the post-Cold War espionage movie, "Mission: Impossible" (1996). Based on the fondly remembered 60s TV show, the project had languished in various development hells before Cruise got involved. Rumors abounded about Cruise clashing with director Brian De Palma over budgetary and story matters but despite international location shooting, high-tech stunts, computer-generated visual effects and last-minute re-writes by a stellar assortment of scripters, "Mission: Impossible" came in on time and under budget. The reviews were mixed--some treated it as an extravagant but cold vanity production with a confused storyline but most admired the cinematic technique. Cruise fared better in one of his best roles as a sports agent who chucks it all and finds love in the bittersweet "Jerry Maguire" (also 1996). He and Kidman accepted the leading roles in legendary writer-director Stanley Kubrick's long-awaited return to feature filmmaking, "Eyes Wide Shut" (1999), a collaboration that marked another milestone in the actor's quest to be taken seriously as an artist and not just another pretty face--with major commercial clout.
Filmography
Actor Taps (1981) David Shawn
Endless Love (1981) Billy
Risky Business (1983) (Golden Globe Nominee) Joel Goodson
The Outsiders 91983) Steve Randle
Losin' It (1983)
All The Right Moves (1983)
Legend (1986) Jack
Top Gun (1986) Pete "Maverick" Mitchell
The Color of Money (1986) Vincent
Rain Man (1988) Charles Babbitt
Young Guns (1988) (uncredited) Mustachioed cowboy shot in gun battle at McSween's
Cocktail (1988) Brian Flanagan
Born on the Fourth of July (1989) (Academy Award Nominee, Golden Globe Winner) Ron Kovic
Days of Thunder (1990) Cole Trickle
Far and Away (1992) Joseph Donnelly
A Few Good Men (1992) (Golden Globe Nominee) Lt. Daniel Kaffee
The Firm (1993) Mitch McDeere
Interview with the Vampire (1994) Vampire Lestat de Lioncourt
Mission Impossible (1996) Ethan Hunt
Jerry Maguire (1996) (Academy Award Nominee, Golden Globe Winner) Jerry Maguire
A Salute to Dustin Hoffman (TV)(1999)...Guest
Eyes Wide Shut (1999) ...Dr William Harford
Magnolia (1999) (Golden Globe Winner, Academy Award Nominee)...Frank T.J Mackey
Mission Impossible 2 (2000) aka M:I-2 Ethan Hunt
Vanilla Sky (2001)
Minority Report (2002) John Anderton
PRODUCER for
Mission Impossible with Paula Wagner (1996)
Without Limits (1998)
Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
Vanilla Sky (2001)
The Others (TV) (2001)
Criminal Conversation (2001)

Director
Fallen Angels (1993) TV Series
Writer
Days of Thunder
Awards:
1990: People's Choice: Favorite Motion Picture Actor
1990: Golden Globe: Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Drama), Born on the Fourth of July
1990: Chicago Film Festival: Best Actor, Born on the Fourth of July
1992: NATO/ShoWest: International Box Office Star
1996: National Board of Review: Best Actor, Jerry Maguire
1996: Golden Satellite: Best Motion Picture Actor (Musical or Comedy), Jerry Maguire
1996: Golden Globe: Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy), Jerry Maguire
1997: MTV Movie Award: Best Male Performance, Jerry Maguire
1998: John Huston Award for Artists Rights
1999: Golden Globe: Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture (Drama), Magnolia
Factoids:
Cruise came to the rescue of people on three different occasions in 1996; he took a woman injured in a car accident to the hospital and paid her bill, saved boys from being crushed in a crowd and saved people from a fire while yachting
Education:
High School drop out; Franciscan seminary; studied for one year
Agency:
Creative Artists Agency

Sylvester Stallone

Birth Name: Sylvester Enzio Stallone

Birthdate: July 6, 1946
Birthplace: New York, NY
Occupations: Actor, Director, Writer, Producer
Quote: "See, lately--I don't know why--action movies have become like the movie business's equivalent of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Just as Quasimodo was the ugly duckling in literature, action films have become the sore spot for critics. In the old days, people talked about biblical scenarios of action films. The bible is action-packed. The Koran is action-packed. Even Buddha had a few moments of suspense in his life. Yet, when we make action movies now, we're considering moneymaking machines with no esoteric worth, and that's not true at all. There's a lot of artistry that goes into what we do. I tend to think of action movies as exuberant morality plays in which good triumphs over evil." --Interview magazine, July 1995

Claim to Fame: Rocky star
Significant Other(s):
Wife: Sasha Czack; married December 28, 1974; divorced 1985
Wife: Brigitte Nielsen, actress, model; married December 15, 1985 in Beverly Hills, California; divorced 1987
Angie Everhart, model; engaged April 1995; relationship ended June 1995
Wife: Jennifer Flavin, model; together 1993-95; resumed relationship later in 1995; announced engagement January 1996; married May 1997
Family:
Father: Frank, hairdresser; parents divorced when Sylvester was 10; Sicilian immigrant
Mother: Jacqueline (née Labofish), astrologer, self-proclaimed "rumpologist" (as of 1999): gives psychic readings of the buttock prints of celebrities; born 1931
Brother: Frank, actor, singer
Son: Sage; born May 5, 1976; made film debut in Rocky V(1990)
Son: Seth (aka Seargogh)
Daughter: Sophia Rose; born August 27, 1996 in South Beach, Florida; born with a hole in her heart; underwent surgery November 1996 to correct problem
Daughter: Sistine Rose; born June 27, 1998; mother, Jennifer Flavin
Biography
This stoic Italian-American actor with an awesomely sculpted physique gained overnight stardom as the writer and star of the Oscar-winning sleeper of 1976, "Rocky". Stallone's early acting credits include a part in the nude play "Score" and in a semi-pornographic film (since retitled "The Italian Stallion" 1971), and a role as one of the thugs who harasses Woody Allen on the subway in "Bananas" (1971). Stallone subsequently landed parts in other legitimate feature films, but his career only began flying high when he took matters into his own hands and wrote "Rocky". Though he sold the screenplay for a relatively small sum, Stallone was compensated in the form of percentage points and, more significantly, in trading a larger fee for his script for being cast in the title role. The film was nominated for 10 Oscars (and won Best Picture) and earned nearly $120 million at the boxoffice. He made his directing debut with the flawed, but watchable, "Paradise Alley" (1978), and has written a number of his subsequent vehicles, on occasion even singing a song for the soundtracks. With the possible exception of "Night Hawks" (1981), which he neither wrote, produced nor directed, Stallone has not been involved with a film as rich and refreshing as his breakthrough. To date, he has reprised the role of Rocky in four sequels. For years Stallone's only other major box-office successes have been the sequels to "First Blood" (1982) where he premiered the role of gung-ho Vietnam War hero John Rambo. His "Rambo" films, like the "Rocky" franchise, steadily declined in quality, while reflecting, contributing to and cashing in on the increasingly conservative political and social climate of the 1980s. Stallone unsuccessfully attempted to break into comedy with the John Landis-directed "Oscar" (1991). As mobster Angelo 'Snaps' Provolone, he gets caught up in a case of mistaken identity. The film demonstrated that the deadpan flair Stallone displayed with one-liners in actioners like "Tango and Cash" (1989) and "Cobra" (1986) did not readily translate to full-blown comedy. Hoping to create a successful genre hybrid in the manner of his Planet Hollywood business partners Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis, he again tried lighter fare with the action-comedy "Stop! or My Mom Will Shoot" (1992), but this effort met a cool reception at the box office. Stallone made a profitable return to action fare with two 1993 hits: the mountain-climbing adventure "Cliffhanger", which he co-wrote, and the satirical futuristic fightfest "Demolition Man". Paired with Sharon Stone, he continued on the hit parade with "The Specialist" (1994), a pyrotechnical thriller that did moderate business stateside but went over like gangbusters overseas. His $75 million sci-fi comic-book movie "Judge Dredd" (1995), however, crashed and burned at the domestic box office as did "Assassins" (also 1995), which teamed him with Antonio Banderas. He followed up with the actioner "Daylight" (1996), for which he earned a reported $17.5 million as an emergency worker who must rescue people trapped in NYC's Holland Tunnel. Stallone surprised many by forgoing his usual salary and signing to co-star with Robert De Niro and an all-star cast in James Mangold's modestly budgeted ($15 million) independent film "Cop Land" (1997). In the latter, Stallone played a hearing-impaired New Jersey lawman who must investigate possible police corruption. Stallone was formerly married to actress Brigitte Nielsen (1985-87). His brother Frank Stallone is a singer-songwriter-actor who has worked on and/or appeared in a number of his brother's films, and was well cast as the belligerent bartender in "Barfly" (1986).
Filmography
"A Party at Kitty and Stud's" (reissued as "The Italian Stallion") (1970)
"Bananas" (1971)
"The Lords of Flatbush" (1974)
"Capone" (1975)
"Death Race 2000" (1975)
"Farewell, My Lovely" (1975)
"No Place to Hide" (1975)
"The Prisoner of Second Avenue" (1975)
"Cannonball" (1976)
"Rocky" (1976) (Oscar nominations, best actor and best screenplay)
"F.I.S.T." (1978)
"Paradise Alley" (1978)
"Rocky II" (1979)
"Victory" (1981)
"Nighthawks" (1981)
"First Blood" (1982)
"Rocky III" (1982)
"Rhinestone" (1984)
"Rambo: First Blood, Part II" (1985)
"Rocky IV" (1985)
"Cobra" (1986)
"Over the Top" (1987)
"Rambo III" (1988)
"Lock Up" (1989)
"Tango and Cash" (1989)
"Rocky V" (1990)
"Oscar" (1991)
"Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot" (1992)
"Cliffhanger" (1993)
"Demolition Man" (1993)
"The Specialist" (1994)
"Judge Dredd" (1995)
"Assassins" (1995)
"Daylight" (1996)
"Cop Land" (1997)
"Antz" (1998) (voice)
"Get Carter" (2000)
"Driven" (2001)
Awards:
1976: David di Donatello Prize: Best Foreign Actor, Rocky
1992: Honorary Cesar (French equivalent of an Oscar)
Factoids:
1991: Stallone received a special achievement award from the National Italian American Foundation
1992: He was named an Officer of the French Order of Arts and Letters
Education:
University of Miami (1967-69); majored in drama; did not graduate

Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio

Birth Name: Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio

Birthdate: November 11, 1974
Birthplace: Los Angeles, CA
Occupation: Actor
Quote: "All you math teachers who've been scolding me all my life, ha ha! I laugh." --New York Times, December 12, 1993

Claim to Fame: Played Luke, a homeless boy, on sitcom Growing Pains

Significant Other(s):
Gisele Bundchen, model; brazilian; reportedly dating as of spring 2000
Vanessa Hayden, model; dated briefly 1998
Kristen Zang, model; dated 1996-97
Family:
Father: George DiCaprio, comic-book distributor; divorced from Leo's mother
Mother: Irmeline DiCaprio (née Idenbirkin), former legal secretary; divorced
Stepmother: professional body builder
Stepbrother: Adam Farrar, actor; born 1971
Biography
This tall, slender, boyishly handsome young actor proved engaging in TV family sitcoms (e.g., "Growing Pains") and endured a cheapie horror sequel ("Critters 3" 1991) before triumphing as Tobias Wolff in "This Boy's Life" (1993), a 1950s coming-of-age with an explosive domestic setting. While earning the lion's share of praise and virtually stealing the picture from established co-stars Robert De Niro and Ellen Barkin, DiCaprio was merely warming up. Later that year, he downplayed his handsomeness and undertook the role of the mentally challenged but cheerful younger brother of Johnny Depp's title character in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape". At age 19, he scored strong reviews and snagged a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination.
DiCaprio added another exceedingly stylish genre film to his resume with a supporting role opposite Sharon Stone in the delirious meta-Western "The Quick and the Dead" (1995). He brought verve and cynicism to his portrayal of the Kid, a cocksure young gunslinger who may be the son of villain Gene Hackman. He veered back to the margins to star in the long-awaited (and profoundly disappointing) adaptation of "The Basketball Diaries" (also 1995), Jim Carroll's gritty memoirs of a youth that incorporated good grades, local basketball stardom and heroin addiction. DiCaprio won praise for his highly emotional performance but the film was deemed aimless, shallow and routine.
Courting the art-house crowd, the actor portrayed French poet and arrogant, self-styled "genius" Arthur Rimbaud in "Total Eclipse" (1995), a psychological drama that traced the complex and exceedingly unpleasant homosexual relationship between Rimbaud and his older mentor, Paul Verlaine, while failing to deal with their art. A critical and commercial flop, the film marked DiCaprio's first unqualified disaster but later found an audience in its video release (no doubt in part because of its nude scenes). Further stretching his talents, DiCaprio undertook the role of Romeo to Claire Danes' Juliet in the bizarre, modern-dress take of "William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet" (1995). The young actor once again proved his dramatic mettle amidst heavyweights like Meryl Streep and Diane Keaton in "Marvin's Room" (also 1995) before landing the role of the plucky artist who wins a last-minute passage on "Titanic" (1997). In James Cameron's Oscar-winning blockbuster, DiCaprio and co-star Kate Winslet anchored the film, turning what many felt was a poorly-written love story and making it come alive for audiences around the world. Following on the heels of his Romeo, this performance solidified the young actor's stature as a heartthrob with his slyly wicked dual turn in "The Man in the Iron Mask" (1998) further adding to his reputation.


Filmography
Celebrities: Caught On Camera (2001)
Don's Plum (2001)
Gangs Of New York (2001)
The Concert For New York City (2001)
The Beach (2000)
The Man in the Iron Mask (1998)
Celebrity (1998)
Leonardo DiCaprio: In His Own Words (1998)
Leonardo DiCaprio: The Interviews I (1998)
Leonardo DiCaprio: The Interviews II (1998)
Titanic (1997)
Marvin's Room (1996)
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996)
The Quick and the Dead (1995)
Les Cent et une Nuits de Simon Cinema (1995)
The Basketball Diaries (1995)
Total Eclipse (1995)
This Boy's Life (1993)
What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
Poison Ivy (1992)
Critters 3 (1991)

Awards:
1993: National Board of Review: Best Supporting Actor, What's Eating Gilbert Grape
1993: Los Angeles Film Critics: New Generation Award, This Boy's Life and What's Eating Gilbert Grape?
1997: Berlin Film Festival Silver Bear: Best Actor, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
1997: MTV Movie Award: Best Male Performance, Titanic
Factoids:
DiCaprio's parents gave him his first name because he kicked from the womb as they viewed a da Vinci painting in Italy
Education:
Center for Enriched Studies, Los Angeles, California
John Marshall High School, Los Angeles, California
Agency:
Creative Artists Agency

Brad Pitt

Date of Birth: December 18, 1963 Hometown: Shawnee, OK Real Name: William Bradley Pitt

Biography
Brad Pitt has emerged as one of the most prominent actors in the world, starring in films such as Fight Club, Legends of the Fall, Seven, and Twelve Monkeys. He most recently starred as Achilles in Troy, for director Wolfgang Petersen. To date, the film has earned nearly $350 million worldwide. Prior to rejoining the Ocean's Twelve cast, he wrapped production on Mr. & Mrs. Smith, starring opposite Angelina Jolie for director Doug Liman.

Pitt's role as the seductive hitchhiker in Ridley Scott's controversial Thelma & Louise first brought him national attention. He then went on to star as the psychopathic serial killer in Kalifornia, the charismatic-but-doomed Paul Maclean in Robert Redford's A River Runs Through It and the bloodsucking Louis in Neil Jordan's Interview with the Vampire.

Pitt has been nominated twice for a Golden Globe Award – for his work as Tristan, the passionate, untamable brother in Legends of the Fall, and for his co-starring role in Terry Gilliam's Twelve Monkeys. Pitt won the award for the latter performance.

His recent starring roles include Spy Game, in which he starred opposite Robert Redford, directed by Tony Scott. He also co-starred in The Mexican with Julia Roberts and James Gandolfini for director Gore Verbinski and in Guy Ritchie's Snatch. Pitt has also appeared in cameo roles in Soderbergh's Full Frontal and Clooney's Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. He lent his voice as Sinbad in the animated motion picture Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas.

Born in Shawnee, Oklahoma and raised in Springfield, Missouri, Pitt attended the University of Missouri at Columbia, where he majored in journalism with a focus on advertising. Right before graduation, he moved to Los Angeles to study advertising and graphic design, but instead began to pursue an acting career, studying with Roy London. Soon thereafter, he began securing roles in various television projects, including the Fox series Glory Days, HBO's The Image and the critically acclaimed movie of the week, Too Young to Die.

On film, Pitt has also starred in Johnny Suede, which won the 1992 Golden Leopard Award for Best Picture at the Locarno Film Festival, Ralph Bakski's Cool World, Tony Scott's True Romance, Sleepers, The Devil's Own, Jean Jacques Annaud's Seven Years in Tibet, Martin Brest's Meet Joe Black and Fight Club, which reunited him with director David Fincher.

Pitt, along with his wife Jennifer Aniston and friend Brad Grey, own Plan B Productions.
Filmography
2008 State of Play
2008 Burn After Reading
2008 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
2007 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
2007 Ocean's Thirteen
2006 The Doctor, The Tornado & The Kentucky Kid
2006 Babel
2005 Special Thanks to Roy London
2005 Mr. and Mrs. Smith
2004 Troy
2004 Ocean's Twelve
2003 Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
2001 Spy Game
2001 Growing Up Grizzly
2001 Celebrities: Caught On Camera
2001 The Mexican
2001 Ocean's Eleven
2000 Snatch
1999 Fight Club
1998 Meet Joe Black
1998 Meet Joe Black
1997 The Devil's Own
1997 Seven Years in Tibet
1996 Sleepers
1995 Seven
1995 12 Monkeys
1994 The Favor
1994 Interview With the Vampire
1994 Filmmaking: Shadow Casting - The Making of "A River Runs Through It"
1994 Legends of the Fall
1993 Kalifornia
1993 True Romance
1992 Contact
1992 A River Runs Through It
1992 Johnny Suede
1992 Cool World
1991 Thelma & Louise
1990 Too Young to Die?
1989 Across the Tracks
1989 Growing Pains: Feet of Clay
1989 Cutting Class
1989 The Dark Side of the Sun
1989 The Image
1989 Happy Together
1988 A Stoning in Fulham County
1987 Growing Pains: Who's Zoomin' Who?
Fighting for Freedom: Revolution & Civil War

Some Famous Actresses

 Penélope Cruz
Teri Hatcher
 Paris Hilton
 Katie Holmes
 Kate Hudson
 Elizabeth Hurley
 Scarlett Johansson
 Angelina Jolie
 Nicole Kidman
 Lindsay Lohan
 Eva Longoria
 Nicole Richie
 Uma Thurman
 Renee Zellweger
 Pamela Anderson
 Jennifer Aniston
 Cameron Diaz
 Hilary Duff
 Terri Irwin
 Catherine Zeta-Jones
 Keira Knightley
 Rachel McAdams
 Marilyn Monroe
 Demi Moore
 Sarah Jessica Parker
 Jessica Simpson
 Naomi Watts

Some Famous Actors

    * Adam Sandler
    * Al Pacino
    * Andy Kaufman
    * Antonio Banderas
    * Arnold Schwazenegger
    * Ben Affleck
    * Ben Bass
    * Benjamin Bratt
    * Bill Murray
    * Brad Johnson
    * Brad Pitt
    * Bruce Lee
    * Bruce Willis
    * Burt Reynolds
    * Cary Grant
    * Chad Everett
    * Charlie Sheen
    * Christian Slater
    * Clark Gable
    * Clint Eastwood
    * Dan Aykroyd
    * David Charvet
    * David Duchovny
    * David Hasselhoff
    * David Schwimmer
    * Dennis Quaid
    * Denzel Washington
    * Don Johnson
    * Dudley Moore
    * Dustin Hoffman
    * Ed Asner
    * Eddy Murphy
    * Elvis Presley
    * Enrique Iglesias
    * Eric Close
    * Erik Estrada
    * Ewan McGregor
    * Frank Sinatra
    * Fred Astaire
    * Gary Oldman
    * Gene Hackman
    * Gene Kelly
    * Gene Wilder
    * George Clooney
    * Gregory Peck
    * Harrison Ford
    * Hayden Christensen
    * Heath Ledger
    * Henry Fonda
    * Hugh Jackman
    * Humphrey Bogart
    * Jack Lemmon
    * Jack Nicholson
    * James Cagney
    * James Stewart
    * Jerry Lewis
    * Jerry Seinfeld
    * Jet Li
    * Jim Carrey
    * John Garfield
    * John Travolta
    * John Wayne
    * Josh Hartnett
    * Joshua Jackson
    * Keanu Reeves
    * Kevin Bacon
    * Kevin Costner
    * Kevin Spacey
    * Leonardo DiCaprio
    * Luke Wilson
    * Mark Wahlberg
    * Marlon Brando
    * Matthew McConaughey
    * Matthew Perry
    * Mel Gibson
    * Michael Biehn
    * Michael Douglas
    * Michael Keaton
    * Michael Landon
    * Mike Myers
    * Nicolas Cage
    * Omar Epps
    * Orlando Bloom
    * Paul Hogan
    * Paul Newman
    * Paul Reiser
    * Paul Walker
    * Peter Ustinov
    * Pierce Brosnan
    * Red Skelton
    * Robert Blake
    * Robert Redford
    * Robert Reed
    * Robert Young
    * Robin Williams
    * Rock Hudson
    * Ronald Reagan
    * Russell Crowe
    * Sam Shepard
    * Sean Bean
    * Sean Connery
    * Sean Penn
    * Shane West
    * Steve Martin
    * Steven Seagal
    * Sylvester Stallone
    * Ted Danson
    * Tim Allen
    * Tobey Maguire
    * Tom Cruise
    * Tom Hanks
    * Tom Selleck
    * Tommy Lee Jones
    * Tupac Shakur
    * Van Damme
    * Vince Vaughn
    * Vincent Price
    * Warren Beatty
    * Wesley Snipes
    * Will Smith
    * William Shatner
    * Woody Allen

Best Korean Drama Movies

    * The Chaser
    * Tale of Two Sisters
    * Memories of Murder
    * Sympathy for Lady Vengeance
    * The Way Home
    * Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring
    * Old Boy
    * Chunhyang
    * Marathon

Best Korean Comedy Movies

    * My Little Bride
    * Innocent Steps
    * Welcome to Dongmakgol
    * Crazy First Love
    * My Girl and I
    * S Dairy
    * He Was Cool
    * My Sassy Girl

Best Korean Action Movies

* Typhoon
    * Gangster High
    * Silmido
    * Taeguki
    * The Good, the Bad, the Weird
    * The City of Violence
    * Friend

Best Korean Romantic Movies

 * Lover's Concerto
    * My Girl and I
    * Millionaire's First Love
    * Now and Forever
    * Lovely
    * Lovely Rivals
    * Almost Love
    * Rules of Dating
    * My Sassy Girl
    * Lover
    * Everybody Has Secrets
    * Daddy Long Legs
    * The Classic
    * Moments to Remember
    * 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant
    * Stairway to Heaven
    * The Perfect Couple

Plot Summary for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

Voldemort's power is growing stronger. He now has control over the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts. Harry, Ron, and Hermione decide to finish Dumbledore's work and find the rest of the Horcruxes to defeat the Dark Lord. But little hope remains for the Trio, and the rest of the Wizarding World, so everything they do must go as planned.

Movie that I'm awating to Watch

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

This is the first of the two last movies for the entire series, corresponding to the first half of book 7. In this one, Harry, Ron, and Hermione go on the trek that Dumbledore sent them on to find and destroy all of the lost Horcruxes, but it won't be easy.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione are fugitives from the law when the Death Eaters have taken over the Ministry of Magic and there is a 10,000 galleon price for anyone who turns in Harry to the Death Eaters so Voldemort can kill him. The Dark Lord told all Death Eaters not to kill Harry because he wants Harry for himself.

Harry doesn't know what the horcruxes look like, where they are, and he doesn't have any means of destroying them. While Harry is on this quest, he keeps having little glimpses into Voldemorts mind and he sees that The Dark Lord is also on a quest, but Voldemort's quest is to find a wand that Harry has never heard of, and when Harry investigates this a bit, his leads take him to a mysterious story about "The Deathly Hallows". So, while Harry is looking for the Horcruxes and learning more about "The Deathly Hallows", he finds himself in more danger that he's ever been in before. And when danger calls, people die... and in the last thriller of the Harry Potter series, fight breaks out and a lot of people die, and you will be in tears during every minute of this movie only to be in even more tears when it's over. 

Movies-To Be Announced this year

Title:
13
Genre:
Thriller/Drama
Directed by:
Gela Babluani
Starring:
Mickey Rourke, Jason Statham, 50 Cent, Sam Riley, Ray Winstone, Ray Liotta, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Michael Shannon, Ben Gazzara, Alex Skarsgard, David Zay
  

Title:
30 Days of Night 2
Genre:
Horror/Thriller
Directed by:
Ben Ketai
Starring:
Diora Baird, Mia Kirshner, Kiele Sanchez, Rhys Coiro, Harold Perrineau, Monique Ganderton


  
Title:
Area 51
Genre:
Horror/Science-Fiction/Thriller
Directed by:
Oren Peli
Starring:
Reid Warner, Darrin Bragg, Ben Rovner

  
Title:
Beginners
Genre:
Drama
Directed by:
Mike Mills
Starring:
Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer, Melanie Laurent

  
Title:
Black Swan
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
Darren Aronofsky
Starring:
Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, Vincent Cassel, Winona Ryder, Barbara Hershey, Sebastian Stan, Kristina Anapau

  
Title:
Blitz
Genre:
Thriller
Directed by:
Elliott Lester
Starring:
Jason Statham, Paddy Considine


  
Title:
Burke and Hare
Genre:
Comedy/Thriller
Directed by:
John Landis
Starring:
Simon Pegg, Andy Serkis


  
Title:
Casino Jack
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
George Hickenlooper
Starring:
Kevin Spacey, Barry Pepper, Kelly Preston, Jon Lovitz, Conrad Pla, Christian Campbell, Yannick Bisson, Spencer Garrett, Hannah Endicott-Douglas, David Fraser
Casino Jack at Teaser-Trailer.com

  
Title:
Dylan Dog Dead of Night
Genre:
Horror/Mystery/Thriller
Directed by:
Kevin Munroe
Starring:
Brandon Routh, Sam Huntington, Anita Briem, Taye Diggs

  
Title:
Escape From Planet Earth
Genre:
Animation/Adventure/Science-Fiction
Directed by:
Tony Leech
Starring:

  
Title:
Game of Death
Genre:
Action/Thriller
Directed by:
Giorgio Serafini
Starring:
Wesley Snipes, Zoe Bell, Robert Davi, Gary Daniels


  
Title:
Gatchaman
Genre:
Animation/Action /Adventure/Science-Fiction
Directed by:
Kevin Munroe

  
Title:
Gun
Genre:
Action/Thriller
Directed by:
Jessy Terrero
Starring:
Val Kilmer, Curtis Jackson, AnnaLynne McCord, John Larroquette, AnnaLynne McCord

  
Title:
Hesher
Genre:
Drama
Directed by:
Spencer Susser
Starring:
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Natalie Portman, Rain Wilson


  
Title:
High Life
Genre:
Comedy/Crime
Directed by:
Gary Yates
Starring:
Timothy Olyphant, Rossif Sutherland, Joe Anderson, Stephen McIntyre

  
Title:
High School
Genre:
Comedy
Directed by:
John Stalberg
Starring:
Adrien Brody, Colin Hanks, Michael Vartan, Andrew Wilson

  
Title:
Hungry rabbit Jumps
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
Roger Donaldson
Starring:
Nicolas Cage, January Jones, Guy Pearce, Harold Perrineau, Jennifer Carpenter

  
Title:
Insidious
Genre:
Horror
Directed by:
James Wan
Starring:
Rose Byrne, Patrick Wilson, Ty Simpkins, Barbara Hershey, Leigh Whannell

  
Title:
Ironclad
Genre:
Action/Adventure
Directed by:
Jonathan English
Starring:
Paul Giamatti, James Purefoy, Brian Cox, Mackenzie Crook, Jason Flemyng, Kate Mara
  

Title:
King of Fighters
Genre:
Action/Science-Fiction
Directed by:
Gordon Chan
Starring:
Maggie Q, Sean Faris, Ray Park, Will Yun Lee, David Leitch


  
Title:
Machine Gun Preacher
Genre:
Action/Biopic
Directed by:
Marc Forster
Starring:
Gerard Butler, Michelle Monaghan, Michael Shannon, Madeline Carroll, Kathy Baker, Souleymane Sy Savane


  
Title:
Mirrors 2
Genre:
Horror
Directed by:
Victor Garcial

  
Title:
Mortal Kombat
Genre:
Action/Adventure/Fantasy
Directed by:
Christopher Morrison


  
Title:
Mother's Day
Genre:
Horror/Thriller
Directed by:
Darren Bousman
Starring:
Jaime King, Deborah Ann Woll, Briana Evigan, Alexa Vega, Shawn Ashmore, Rebecca De Mornay


  
Title:
Multiple Sarcasms
Genre:
Drama
Directed by:
Brooks Branch
Starring:
Timothy Hutton, Mira Sorvino, Dana Delany, Mario Van Pebbles, India Ennenga, Laila Robins, Stockard Channing


  
Title:
Mute
Genre:
Science-Fiction/Thriller
Directed by:
Duncan Jones

  
Title:
Ong Bak 3
Genre:
Action
Directed by:
Tony Jaa
Starring:
Tony Jaa


  
Title:
Passion Play
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
Mitch Glazer
Starring:
Megan Fox, Mickey Rourke, Bill Murray


  
Title:
Rabbit Hole
Genre:
Drama
Directed by:
John Cameron Mitchell
Starring:
Nicole Kidman, Aaron Eckhart


  
Title:
ReBoot
Genre:
Science-Fiction/Animation

  
Title:
Red Sonja
Genre:
Fantasy/Action
Directed by:
Douglas Aarniokoski, Robert Rodriguez
Starring:
Rose McGowan


  
Title:
Season of The Witch
Genre:
Adventure/Fantasy/Drama
Directed by:
Dominic Sena
Starring:
Nicolas Cage, Ron Perlman, Claire Foy


  
Title:
Shelter
Genre:
Horror/Thriller
Directed by:
Mans Marlind, Bjorn Stein
Starring:
Julianne Moore, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Brooklynn Proulx
  

Title:
Smallville Season 10
Genre:
Superhero/TV Series
Starring:
Tom Welling, Erica Durance, Allison Mack, Justin Hartley

  
Title:
Stone
Genre:
Crime/Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
John Curran
Starring:
Edward Norton, Robert de Niro, Milla Jovovich


  
Title:
Tamara Drewe
Genre:
Drama/Comedy
Directed by:
Stephen Frears
Starring:
Gemma Arterton, Dominic Cooper, Roger Allam, Luke Evans, Bill Camp, Tamsin Greig


  
Title:
Tekken
Genre:
Action/Fantasy/Science-Fiction
Directed by:
Dwight H. Little
Starring:
John Foo, Kelly Overton, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Ian Anthony Dale, Cung Le, Darrin Dewitt Henson, Luke Goss


  
Title:
The Beautiful and the Damned
Genre:
Biography/Drama/Romance
Directed by:
John Curran
Starring:
Keira Knightley
  

Title:
The Beaver
Genre:
Comedy/Drama
Directed by:
Jodie Foster
Starring:
Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster, Anton Yelchin, Jennifer Lawrence


  
Title:
The Conspirator
Genre:
Drama
Directed by:
Robert Redford
Starring:
Robin Wright, James McAvoy, Justin Long, Evan Rachel Wood, Tom Wilkinson, Alexis Bledel, Kevin Kline, Toby Kebbell


  
Title:
The Fighter
Genre:
Drama
Directed by:
David O. Russell
Starring:
Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Mark Wahlberg


  
Title:
The Hole
Genre:
Thriller
Directed by:
Joe Dante
Starring:
Teri Polo, Haley Bennett, Bruce Dern, Bruce Dern, Chris Massoglia, Nathan Gamble


  
Title:
The Resident
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
Antti Jokinen
Starring:
Hilary Swank, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Christopher Lee


  
Title:
The Rum Diary
Genre:
Adventure/Drama
Directed by:
Bruce Robinson
Starring:
Johnny Depp, Richard Jenkins, Amber Heard, Aaron Eckhart


  
Title:
The Ward
Genre:
Horror/Thriller
Directed by:
John Carpenter
Starring:
Amber Heard, Danielle Panabaker, Mamie Gummer, Lyndsy Fonseca, Jared Harris


  
Title:
Thicker
Genre:
Comedy/Drama
Directed by:
Terry Nemeroff
Starring:
Guy Pearce, Peter Facinelli, Fairuza Balk, Christopher Lloyd, Luis Guzman

  
Title:
Tree of Life
Genre:
Drama/Fantasy
Directed by:
Terrence Malick
Starring:
Brad Pitt, Sean Penn, Jessica Chastain, Tamara Jolaine


  
Title:
Trust
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
David Schwimmer
Starring:
Clive Owen, Catherine Keener, Liana Liberato, Viola Davis, Thomas McCarthy


  
Title:
Unthinkable
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
Gregor Jordan
Starring:
Samuel L. Jackson, Carrie-Anne Moss, Michael Sheen, Brandon Routh, Martin Donovan, Gil Bellows, Lora Kojovic

  
Title:
Valhalla Rising
Genre:
Action/Adventure
Directed by:
Nicolas Winding Refn
Starring:
Mads Mikkelsen, Gary Lewis, Ewan Stewart


  
Title:
Vanishing on 7th Street
Genre:
Science-Fiction/Thriller/Horror
Directed by:
Brad Anderson
Starring:
Hayden Christensen, Thandie Newton, John Leguizamo, Jacob Latimore, Taylor Groothuis


  
Title:
Whistleblower
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
Larysa Kondracki
Starring:
Rachel Weisz, Vanessa Redgrave, Monica Bellucci, David Strathairn

  
Title:
Witchblade
Genre:
Action/Adventure/Superhero
Directed by:
Michael Rymer


  
Title:
xXx 3 The Return of Xander Cage
Genre:
Action/Spy
Starring:
Vin Diesel



Title:
Shanghai
Genre:
Drama/Mystery/Romance/Thriller
Directed by:
Mikael Hafstrom
Starring:
John Cusack, Gong Li, Chow Yun-Fat, Ken Watanabe


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Movies coming on December

Title:
Narnia 3
Genre:
Fantasy/Adventure/Action
Directed by:
Michael Apted
Starring:
Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, Ben Barnes, Will Poulter, Gary Sweet, Bruce Spence, Arthur Angel, Shane Rangi, Liam Neeson
Release date:
Fri 10, Dec 2010



  
Title:
Tempest
Genre:
Drama/Fantasy
Directed by:
Julie Taymor
Starring:
Helen Mirren, Russell Brand, Reeve Carney, Tom Conti, Chris Cooper, Alan Cumming, Djimon Hounsou, Felicity Jones, Alfred Molina, David Strathairn, Ben Whishaw
Release date:
Fri 10, Dec 2010


  
Title:
The Mechanic
Genre:
Action/Spy
Directed by:
Simon West
Starring:
Jason Statham
Release date:
Wed 15, Dec 2010



  
Title:
How do you know
Genre:
Comedy/Romance
Directed by:
James L. Brooks
Starring:
Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson, Paul Rudd, Jack Nicholson
Release date:
Fri 17, Dec 2010



  
Title:
Tron 2
Genre:
Science Fiction
Directed by:
Joseph Kosinski
Starring:
Jeff Bridges, Bruce Boxleitner, Olivia Wilde, Beau Garrett
Release date:
Fri 17, Dec 2010



  
Title:
Yogi Bear
Genre:
Adventure/Comedy/Family
Directed by:
Eric Brevig
starring:
Tom Cavanagh, Anna Faris, Dan Aykroyd, Justin Timberlake, Andy Daly
Release date:
Fri 17, Dec 2010


  
Title:
Country Strong
Genre:
Shana Feste
Directed by:
Shana Feste
Starring:
Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw, Garrett Hedlund, Leighton Meester
Release date:
Wed 22, Dec 2010


  
Title:
Gulliver's Travels
Genre:
Comedy/Adventure
Directed by:
Rob Letterman
Starring:
Jack Black, Emily Blunt, Jason Segel, Amanda Peet
Release date:
Wed 22, Dec 2010


  
Title:
Little Fockers
Genre:
Comedy
Directed by:
Paul Weitz
Starring:
Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Barbra Streisand, Blythe Danner, Teri Polo, Owen Wilson, Raven-Symone, Jessica Alba, Laura Dern
Release date:
Wed 22, Dec 2010


  
Title:
True Grit
Genre:
Drama/Western
Directed by:
Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
Starring:
Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin, Hailee Steinfeld, Barry Pepper, Paul Rae
Release date:
Sat 25, Dec 2010


  
Title:
The Debt
Genre:
Drama/Thriller
Directed by:
John Madden
Starring:
Sam Worthington, Helen Mirren, Jessica Chastain, Ciaran Hinds, Tom Wilkinson, Marton Csokas, Jesper Christensen, Romi Aboulafia
Release date:
Wed 29, Dec 2010
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