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Where I Go: Bar Refaeli The native Israeli, whose work as a model and as the founder and designer of under.me underwear has taken her across the globe, returns to her childhood home when vacation calls. She shares her local favorites—from chic shops to secret beaches to home-cooked meals—below. To get away from it all, I go to … Tel Aviv, Israel! Since I travel so much, I go home when I need some time off to relax and recharge. Spending time with my family and friends is my favorite thing to do. My favorite place to stay is … My parents’ house. Since I don’t go very often and I’ve been traveling since I was 18, I just like to wake up and have coffee with my family, hang out, and be around them as much as I can. My ideal travel companions are … I often bring friends from around the world. I love showing people my country, and I love to share where I come from and how I grew up. It’s always surprising to hear what people think Israel is like and then see their faces when they arrive. It’s completely different than what people think it is. When I’m in the mood to paint the town red, I go to … There are a few bars called Otto around Tel Aviv that I love, and a great bar/restaurant called Yasu, which is a Greek tavern. My friends and I go there often. When I’m in the mood for some retail therapy, I visit … Designer stores on Dizengoff Street, the HaTachana area, and a few really nice malls that have everything. My favorite travel pastimes are …Books! When I travel on planes, I always read a lot. But at home, I catch up on all the TV shows I missed. When I’m in the mood for room service, my favorite order is … I go for the healthy choice: fish and rice, or a large salad with tuna fish. My favorite place to indulge in local cuisine is … My brother’s restaurant, Zinc. They have delicious food! I usually go for their stir-fry vegetables and chicken. Upon arrival, I most look forward to …There are always really good Israeli TV shows that I love. But on my last trip to Israel, I watched two seasons of Game of Thrones in three days. My favorite best-kept secrets about Israel are … My secret beaches! Israel is long and narrow, and the long part of it is mostly on the water. It is hard for me to go to the crowded beaches in Tel Aviv, but I have a few just 30 minutes away that are really private and calm. To stay in shape, my on-the-go fitness regime is … If I don’t have a gym, I usually just give up on the idea. I like to explore when I’m in different countries, so I walk around a lot anyway. My suitcase must absolutely contain …Always a bikini, because I never know where I’ll end up. And my under.me collection of basic clothing, because basic clothes are always needed! I love taking pictures on my iPhone wherever I go around the world and sharing them on Twitter and Instagram. When it comes to luggage, I … Always overpack! I usually plan a trip for a week that ends up lasting a few weeks! Upon departing, I am most happy to leave behind … Absolutely nothing. I love traveling the world. I love new experiences, meeting people, and I love my job. But in my heart there is always a feeling of missing something. Vanity Fair

It's not fair, she can pull of every color!

Oh the blondeness

Catching Fire set.

Brazilian model Alessandra Ambrosio takes her daughter Anja Louise along as she gets her nails done in Brentwood, Los Angeles. (September 13, 2012)

Barbara Palvin [2] Valentina Zelyaeva [1]

Alessandra Ambrosio - 3 Sara Sampaio - 3 Emanuela De Paula Isabeli Fontana - 4 Michea Crawford

Trailer/hangout:

The epicness of the cast: Joseph Gordon-Levitt - Robert Todd Lincoln Tommy Lee Jones - Thaddeus Stevens Daniel Day-Lewis - Abraham Lincoln Jackie Earle Haley - Alexander Stephen Jared Harris - Ulysses S. Grant Lee Pace - Fernando Wood Sally Field - Mary Todd Lincoln

ull Lincoln trailer http://cinema.blog.nl/trailer-vd-dag/2012/09/14/volledige-lincoln-trailer

Joe as Robert Todd Lincoln

As you may have noticed, Joe is busy promoting his bazillion movies this summer. Here is a list of his upcoming public/TV appearances (will be updated, if more are announced): Sept 06 - Looper, 8pm EDT world premiere at TIFF (livestream) Sept 13 - Lincoln Trailer premiere, 7pm EDT | 4 pm PDT. (google+ hangout) Sept 15 - Chinese Looper premiere in Beijing (?) Sept 17 - Late Show with David Letterman, 11:35/10:35pm c, CBS Sept 22 - Saturday Night Live, NBC TBA - Sesame Street | Joe will be a guest, but it’s not clear in which episode yet

First official still of Joe as Robert Todd Lincoln.

Thanks Bellaend More thanks to Sick and PiedPiper Her butt looks great in those pants

I just loved that interview, had too!

Bob Dylan's seemingly endless Titanic song: 4 talking points The 14-minute track on the legendary singer's new album, which includes bizarre references to Leonardo DiCaprio, has many critics scratching their heads Bob Dylan's 35th studio album, Tempest, was released this week, earning generally positive reviews for the 71-year-old music legend. But in one odd track, Dylan's famously inscrutable lyrical style has been applied to a surprising new subject: the Titanic. (Listen to the song below.) Tempest features 10 new songs, but critics have zeroed in on the title track, a 14-minute story-song about the ill-fated journey of the Titanic that even includes references to Leonardo DiCaprio: "Leo took his sketchbook/He was often so inclined/He closed his eyes and painted/The scenery in his mind." (Dylan on DiCaprio in an interview with Rolling Stone: "I don't think the song would be the same without him. Or the movie"). Here, four talking points on Dylan's polarizing new Titanic song: 1. It's one of Dylan's best songs ever "Tempest" is "one of the most extraordinary compositions from the most acclaimed songwriter of the rock era," says Randy Lewis at the Los Angeles Times. Dylan finds a new take on the familiar Titanic story and "allows the facts to take on a different, deeper resonance than just hearing them dryly recounted." "Tempest" pays homage to the crop of Titanic-themed folk songs that sprung up in the years after the ship sank in 1912, and finds a way to take the story "beyond mere mortal tragedy into the realm of the mythological." 2. Actually, it's one of his worst "You'll feel every minute" of Dylan's retelling of the Titanic sinking — and that's not a good thing, says Jim Farber at the New York Daily News. "The essential Titanic tale speaks eloquently of class, cowardice, bravery, and hubris," but Dylan's version of the story, which he sings "without momentum or variation," drags on and on but "adds nothing" to the familiar story. Even for the famously long-winded singer, it's "undisciplined and banal," agrees Jim Fusilli of The Wall Street Journal. And it's not even clear "whether he's discussing the ship sinking or the film about it." 3. It's tough to sit through the whole song "Tempest" feels endless — but then again, it took the Titanic nearly three hours to sink, so I guess 14 minutes is reasonable," says David Marchese, who live-blogged his first time listening to the song at Spin. But as "Tempest" drones on, it's almost impossible to stay focused: "When someone writes a 14-minute song, do they expect people to pay attention to the whole thing every time through? Do they think about the listener at all? What should I have for lunch today?" 4. Titanic stole from Dylan first It's easy to laugh at Dylan's decision to include anachronistic references to James Cameron's 1997 blockbuster, but he's really just returning the favor, says Dan DeLuca at the Philadelphia Inquirer. After all, the James Cameron-penned script "quoted Dylan lyrics such as 'when you got nothing', you got nothing' to lose', even though they were written five decades after the movie was set. Song and article here: http://news.yahoo.com/bob-dylans-seemingly-endless-titanic-song-4-talking-072000671.html

Thanks girls Excited about this: Catch Me If You Can is headed to Bluray with Extras this fall Catch Me If You Can is the true story of Frank Abagnale, Jr. who, in the late 60’s and early 70’s, a young man who wrote fake checks and became one of the most infamous con men in US history. The story follows Frank (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) from his early high school mischief to his check printing process and ultimate capture in France several years later by FBI agent Carl Hanratty (played by Tom Hanks). Paramount will bring the 2002 hit movie, Catch Me If You Can, to Blu-ray on December 04, 2012. The Blu-ray disc will include the following extras: Catch Me If You Can: Behind the Camera Catch Me If You Can: The Casting of the Film: Leonardo DiCaprio as “Frank Abagnale, Jr.” Tom Hanks as “Carl Hanratty” Frank’s Parents: Christopher Walken and Nathalie Baye the Strong Family: Martin Sheen and Amy Adams Jennifer Garner as “Cheryl Ann” Scoring: Catch Me If You Can Frank Abagnale: Between Reality and Fiction: Meet Frank Abagnale Frank Becomes a Pilot Frank’s Careers Frank Gets Caught and Turns His Life Around The FBI Perspective Catch Me If You Can: In Closing Photo Galleries: Cast Behind-the-Scenes Costume Design

Bradley Cooper (2) Johnny Depp (3) Hugh Jackman (4)

Eric Bana (33) Chris Evans (4) Tom Brady (64) Francisco Lachowski (4) Christian Bale (80) Chris Hemsworth (0) Clive Owen (3)

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Love her casual style, thanks Bigmax!! Wondered about that too, Kerri