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THE OFFICE: When Is A Recap Not a Recap? When it links you to Dan's Office-related post from earlier. That's right, we're limiting this blog to one Office post per day. For those of you who want to get all "murdery" on me, feel free to head over to Office Tally. It's an entire blog dedicated to Office-y things! Addiction = satisfied, no? On the bright side, here is an oddly topical Pancake GIF!! (which, I've been told, is from Scrubs.) I never knew how much you guys loved pancakes! Hopefully the fact that it's Zach Braff behind that face batterflap doesn't make it any less terrifying. See you at brunch on Sundie! Also, it's raining and cold outside. I just want some cocoa and a cashmere onesie. All my adoration, Michelle. ps The taunting pancake face is making it worse, isn't it? Dammit. UPDATE: Just want to add one thing, that I love the actor who played the golfer Jim was trying to seduce with paper deals. Phil Reeves, best know for playing the straight-laced principle in Election Walt Hendricks. Guessed on the voice alone.
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Published: 2008-05-09 Provider: Best Week Ever Keywords: Entertainment
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Rag LinksEli Roth Has a Big Devil-Dick - IDLYITW Chupacabra's Got A Man! - Dlisted Kim Kardashian has a freaky butt - Hollywoodtuna WTF is Ellen Pompeo wearing? - Bastardly Petra Nemcova is fashion forward - Egotastic Cisco Adler's Balls Live! - CityRag Jim & Jenny: Reigning King & Queen of H'Wood Hair - Popsugar Keanu Reeves Rocks ‘Night Watch’ - Just Jared Courteney Cox wants you to back off Jennifer Aniston! - ICYDK Matt Damon's Diaper Talk - SocialiteLife Katharine McPhee To Make Her Film Debut - Im Not Obsessed Oprah Winfrey’s dad said he should have beat her more - Celebitchy Meet Japan's humanoid robot named Kansei - Yahoo Japan's latest robot, called Kansei and created by a university research team, can pull up to 36 different facial expressions based on a program which creates word associations from a self-updating online database of 500,000 keywords. The English keywords then trigger the most appropriate facial expression, which ranges from happiness to sadness, anger and fear. The robot has 19 movable parts underneath the silicone face mask. When the robot hears the word "president," the online database picks up associated words such as "Bush," "war" and "Iraq" and creates an expression which the researchers said is meant to mix fear and disgust.
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Published: 2007-06-06 Provider: Hollywood Rag Keywords: Celebrity
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Stars talk about classic movies and money woes (AP)AP - It was movie stars celebrating movies, as Sean Connery, Keanu Reeves, Jim Carrey, Jodie Foster, Dustin Hoffman and a host of others gathered in Hollywood for the American Film Institute's annual "AFI Night at the Movies."
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Published: 2008-10-02 Provider: Yahoo
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![Picture: 'Prom Night' Butchers Keanu Reeves on Slow Weekend at the Movies [Monday Morning Box Office]](http://imagecache03.pixsy.com/04142008/6a/6abb5bc7-f7d5-484a-b4ce-05b4e6aa8161.jpg)
'Prom Night' Butchers Keanu Reeves on Slow Weekend at the Movies [Monday Morning Box Office]Seeing as you've still got almost 36 hours to cobble together your taxes, feel free to blow off those forms and join us in crunching some numbers that really matter: This weekend's box office returns: 1. Prom Night — $22.7 million We could sit here and spit with resentment over the windfall greeting this PG-13 slasher knock-off, but what's the point? OK, OK — besides protesting against the continued ruination of more than 2 million teenagers who've never seen a good mainstream horror movie. And besides lamenting the certain incentive for Prom Night 2. And besides... all right, fine, we're spitting with resentment.2. Street Kings — $12 million Fox Searchlight took a gamble opening wide with this Keanu Reeves/Forest Whitaker cop thriller, which found scorn among critics and audiences alike. Consider this the last time the Searchlight gang ignores the sage advice of distribution wunderkind Scarlett Johansson. 3. 21 — $11 million The surprise hit sustained in the top three in its third week of release, bringing its gross to more than $62 million and guaranteeing a slew of teen-oriented gambling films that will alternate opening weekends with its Sony/Screen Gems' Prom Night franchise. 4. Nim's Island — $9 million We have yet to meet anybody who has actually seen this movie, thus convincing us it's really just a vast Walden Media conspiracy to make George Clooney feel bad about... 5. Leatherheads — $6.2 million For the second straight week, Clooney establishes himself as the A-list actor/director who can't outperform Jim Sturgess (21) or Abigail Breslin (Nim's Island). Only the Nipple Suit represents a greater indignity — for now.
![Picture: 'Prom Night' Butchers Keanu Reeves on Slow Weekend at the Movies [Monday Morning Box Office]](http://imagecache03.pixsy.com/04142008/6a/6abb5bc7-f7d5-484a-b4ce-05b4e6aa8161.jpg) |
Published: 2008-04-14 Provider: Defamer Keywords: Keanu Reeves, Kings", monday morning box office, Prom Night, Street
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Warner Bros. Pictures' The Replacements Movie StillsWarner Bros. Pictures' The Replacements Movie Stills
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Published: 2008-09-04 Provider: Hollywood
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Carrey Wins, Will Smith Comes Second At Weekend Box OfficeLOS ANGELES — Movie audiences greeted Jim Carrey and Will Smith with a lukewarm "yes' as snowstorms undermined weekend debuts from both stars. Carrey's comedy "Yes Man" opened at No. 1 with $18.2 million in ticket sales, while Smith's drama "Seven Pounds" came in second with $16 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. Debuting at No. 3 with $10.5 million was Matthew Broderick's animated family flick "The Tale of Despereaux." The new movies arrived in theaters Friday just as storms pounded the Northeast. "Those markets back east just got hammered," said Chris Aronson, distribution executive for 20th Century Fox, whose sci-fi saga "The Day the Earth Stood Still" slipped from No. 1 to No. 4 with $10.2 million. The movie starring Keanu Reeves raised its 10-day total to $48.6 million. "Yes Man," released by Warner Bros., stars Carrey as a loser who turns his life around by subscribing to a philosophy of saying "yes" to everything. Sony's "Seven Pounds" casts Smith as a mysterious IRS agent doing good deeds for strangers, and Universal's "Tale of Despereaux" features Broderick as the mouthpiece for a tiny mouse on a heroic mission. In limited release, Mickey Rourke's acclaimed drama "The Wrestler" had a heavyweight debut, taking in $209,474 in just four theaters for a whopping average of $52,369. By comparison, "Yes Man" played in 3,434 theaters and averaged $5,288 per theater, while "Seven Pounds" opened in 2,758 and averaged $5,801 per theater. The No. 3 film "The Tale of Despereaux" played in 3,104 theaters and grabbed $3,385 per venue. The film released by Fox Searchlight stars Rourke as a former wrestling champion struggling for one last taste of past glory. The comeback theme of "The Wrestler" parallels Rourke's real life, with the actor in the running for an Academy Award nomination after his bad boy behavior virtually ruined his career in the late 1980s and early 1990s. While winter came in with a bang, Hollywood's solid year was going out w
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Published: 2008-12-21 Provider: Huffington Post
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MGM Dancers Kathy Kroll and Larry Reeves right with Jim...
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Published: 2008-10-21 Provider: Webshots
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justpictureit:: Foxy Fellow :: This fox has been coming onto my deck. I got thirty-nine shots of him on Friday night while I was out on the deck with him. I was speaking softly to him and Kenz heard me so came up onto the deck from underneath. The foxes ears pricked up. I gently picked up Kenz, put her in the house and went back out with the fox. After fifteen minutes or so, my sister-in-law who was visiting, suggested I yell or throw something at him as they're known to kill cats. She picked up a branch and threw it at him and he ran over to it thinking she had thrown him food. He then walked toward the pond and my sister-in-law left to walk home. She called me about five minutes later to say that he had followed her up the road and nearly home. I'd say someone in the neighbourhood is feeding this fellow. People really shouldn't as foxes become partly tame while still remaining partly wild thus dangerous. I have photos of one chasing Kenz five years ago. Click to Play: He'll Have To Go - Ry Cooder He'll Have To Go - Jim Reeves Time for a walk? An Island Walk
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Published: 2008-04-08 Provider: Shutterchance
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