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Moonlighting with Cheryl Hines

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wowOwow: Cheryl, welcome to wOw. And congratulations on your directorial debut, "Serious Moonlight." CHERYL HINES: Thank you. wOw: I saw it yesterday. I was very…

In "Ten9Eight," urban kids choose business, not drugs

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Macalee Harlis, a high school football player from Fort Lauderdale, had one of those aha moments while playing football and looking at his coach's transition lenses. He thought about how difficult both sun glare and stadium lights can be for players on the field. That's when he came up with the idea for MAC Shields, football helmet shields that function like transition lenses. Anne Montague runs a dance school in Baltimore aimed at keeping urban kids off the streets. Amanda Loyala manufactures and sells vegetarian, eco-friendly dog treats that she whips up in her kitchen in New York City. She was inspired to create the treats after her dog died from cancer and she learned that red meat has been linked to cancer in dogs.

"Art in Progress" in a nutshell! YouTube

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Megan Fox Sexy at 2009 Toronto International Film Festival

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Megan Fox showed off her curves in a little black dress by Valentino at a screening of “Jennifer’s Body” at the Toronto International Film Festival held…

FASHION IN FILM

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This relatively new medium of presentation has only been in play for a few years, and there are few resources on it. That said, see below for a selection of the most innovative and influential video presentations.

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Somewhat of an unidentified…

The 40 Best Fictional Teachers

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Remember your favorite teacher? The one that inspired you to dissect a frog/understand Shakespeare/try out for the Mathletes? The teacher whose class you wanted to attend? We’d give ‘em all gold stars if we could. But today, we celebrate the next best thing: a round-up of 40 kick-ass fictional teachers. From ruler-wielding disciplinarians who demand respect to nurturing mentors who instill worldly wisdom to nutball professors who ignore the syllabus; these teachers get our shiny red apple of approval. – Andrea Zimmerman

20 must-see fall movies

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If you've found yourself shelling out upwards of $20 for a mediocre movie and a small popcorn, fear not! It looks like the production houses have saved the best films for 2009's last quarter. We are legitimately psyched to see all 20 of these movies. With romantic comedies, thrillers,…

What I Saw (and Ate) at the "Julie & Julia" Premiere

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I turned out to be extremely lucky and was invited as a plus-one to the New York premiere of "Julie & Julia" and to the after-party at the Metropolitan Club on Thursday night.

I know the "Julie & Julia" talk is everywhere in bloggerdom, and I won't go on…

VALENTINO, THE LAST EMPEROR

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It is unknown whether Valentino: The Last Emperor was meant to be a comedy of sorts, but it certainly delivers humor with it's fashion. A look into the strange and fabulous life of Valentino Garavani and his partner Giancarlo Giammetti, the film goes behind the scenes to watch the…