Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters

Hansel and Gretel is the most famous story. I bet everyone has read this story on their school's curriculum.  So now they are back on the reel world but with different story and looks. Hansel and Gretel Witch hunters is the latest Hollywood film to serve infatuation with dark and  twisted fairy tales.
The Hansel and Gretel which I have read on school was completely different from the one I saw on the trailer.
Acting as a sequel of sorts to the well-known version recorded by the Brothers Grimm, Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton’s Hansel and Gretel are all grown up.
After taking near-fateful bites out of a gingerbread house when they were young, the pair became bounty hunters dedicated to ridding the world of witches.
From the trailer, its seems like more an action film with bloody killings and fightings. With the trailer, one thing is clear that its definately not for the kids.
The story moves as in the  dark spin on the fairy tale, siblings Hansel and Gretel are a formidable team of bounty hunters who track and kill witches all over the world.
“Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters” is going to release  on January 25, 2013.
For now enjoy its trailer and decide whether you are going to watch it or not:

'Twilight' finale dawns with $141.3M weekend

LOS ANGELES: The sun has set on the "Twilight" franchise with one last blockbuster opening for the supernatural romance.
"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" sucked up $141.3 million domestically over opening weekend and $199.6 million more overseas for a worldwide debut of $340.9 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
The finale ranks eighth on the list of all-time domestic debuts, and leaves "Twilight" with three of the top-10 openings, joining 2009's "New Moon" (No. 7 with $142.8 million) and last year's "Breaking Dawn - Part 1" (No. 9 with $138.1 million).
Last May's "The Avengers" is No. 1 with $207.4 million. "Batman" is the only other franchise with more than one top-10 opening: last July's "The Dark Knight Rises" (No. 3 with $160.9 million) and 2008's "The Dark Knight" (No. 4 with $158.4 million).
Though "Twilight" still is a female-driven franchise, with girls and women making up 79 percent of the opening-weekend audience, the finale drew the biggest male crowds in the series. Action-minded guys had more to root for in the finale as Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner join in a colossal battle to end the story of warring vampires and werewolves.
"Our male audience particularly has enjoyed this film," said Richie Fay, head of distribution for Lionsgate, whose Summit Entertainment banner releases the "Twilight" movies. "With the action scenes in this one, we're hoping the holdover business will reflect the fact that males have kind of found it out."
The movie also helped lift Lionsgate into the big leagues among Hollywood studios. Paced by its $400 million smash with "The Hunger Games" and now the "Twilight" finale, Lionsgate surpassed $1 billion at the domestic box office for the first time.
Some box-office watchers had expected the last "Twilight" movie to open with a franchise record the way the "Harry Potter" finale did last year with $169.2 million, the second-best domestic debut on the charts.
"I thought that for the final installment, it might eclipse the franchise record, but to look at $141.3 million and say that's a disappointment, that's kind of crazy," said Paul Dergarabedian, an analyst for box-office tracker Hollywood.com. "It's one of the most consistently performing franchises of all time."
The "Twilight" finale took over the No. 1 spot from Sony's James Bond adventure "Skyfall," which slipped to second-place with $41.5 million domestically in its second weekend. "Skyfall" raised its domestic total to $161.3 million.
The franchise's third film starring Daniel Craig as Bond, "Skyfall" began rolling out overseas in late October and has hit $507.9 million internationally at the box office. The film's global total climbed to $669.2 million, helping to lift Sony to its best year ever with $4 billion worldwide, topping the studio's $3.6 billion haul in 2009.
"Skyfall" passed the previous franchise high of $599.2 million worldwide for 2006's "Casino Royale."
Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day-Lewis' Civil War drama "Lincoln" expanded nationwide after a week in limited release and came in at No. 3 with $21 million. Distributed by Disney, "Lincoln" lifted its domestic haul to $22.4 million.
The comic drama "Silver Linings Playbook," released by the Weinstein Co., got off to a good start in limited release, taking in $458,430 in 16 theaters for a solid average of $28,652 a cinema. By comparison, the "Twilight" finale averaged $34,717 in 4,070 theaters.
"Silver Linings Playbook" stars Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert De Niro in a quirky romance involving a man fresh out of a psychiatric hospital and an emotionally troubled young widow.
Keira Knightley's period drama "Anna Karenina" also started well in limited release with $315,395 in 16 theaters, for an average of $19,712. The Focus Features film stars Knightley in the title role of Leo Tolstoy's tragic romance.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Where available, latest international numbers are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Monday.
1. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2," $141.3 million ($199.6 million international).
2. "Skyfall," $41.5 million ($49.6 million international).
3. "Lincoln," $21 million.
4. "Wreck-It Ralph," $18.3 million ($4.8 million international).
5. "Flight," $8.6 million ($1 million international).
6. "Argo," $4.1 million ($8.7 million international).
7. "Taken 2," $2.1 million ($2 million international).
8. "Pitch Perfect," $1.3 million ($4.1 million international).
9. "Here Comes the Boom," $1.2 million ($2.5 million international).
10 (tie). "Cloud Atlas," $900,000 ($5 million international).
10 (tie). "Hotel Transylvania," $900,000 ($7.8 million international).
10 (tie). "The Sessions," $900,000.
Estimated weekend ticket sales at international theaters (excluding the U.S. and Canada) for films distributed overseas by Hollywood studios, according to Rentrak:
1. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2," $199.6 million.
2. "Skyfall," $49.6 million.
3. "Argo," $8.7 million.
4. "Hotel Transylvania," $7.8 million.
5. "Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo," $7.5 million.
6. "A Werewolf Boy," $6.8 million.
7. "Cloud Atlas," $5 million.
8. "Wreck-It Ralph," $4.8 million.
9. "Confession of Murder," $3.5 million.
10. "Rise of the Guardians," $3.1 million.

Fame not for K-Stew

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LONDON: Kristen Stewart doesn’t enjoy being in the spotlight but has learned not to let it upset her or restrict her behaviour. The 22-year-old actress — who has reconciled with boyfriend Robert Pattinson after cheating on him with Snow White and The Huntsman director Rupert Sanders — has become a more open person since the Twilight Saga franchise propelled her to international stardom, but won’t give up her personal life for the sake of her public image.

Stewart said, “The spotlight is not something I get off on. You can’t let it stunt you. Though, that’s the thing. It’s a huge change that I’ve definitely noticed within myself from the beginning to the end of this — that I’m more comfortable with walls being down.”

In addition to that, the Twilight saga actress’s top tip to survive becoming ‘exceedingly famous’ is to just not over think it and ignore other people’s opinions.

Art of Kissing

Kissing is an art of expressing your feelings and respect to another partner. Mostly kissing is practiced between your loved ones. Kissing on forehead, chicks are usually done by friends and family members whereas kissing on lips or tongue-kiss usually done with the intimate partners, lovers and married couples.

The origins of the kiss were studied in the early 20th century by anthropological writer Ernest Crawley. He wrote that kissing was "a universal expression in the social life of the higher civilizations of the feelings of affection, love (sexual, parental, and filial), and veneration." According to Crawley, touch is "the mother of the senses," and the kiss was a tactile and specialized form of intimate contact.

Types of Kissing:

1. The lip-sucking kiss. This kind of kiss usually occurs during a make-out and it involves gently tugging your partners upper or lower lip. Why do men love it?

"Let's be honest, the lip-sucking kiss is the best. It's the official kiss of ramping-things-up, and simply hints at many more talents and adventures to come." – Jody, 29, Radio Producer

2. The mid-sex kiss. The mid-sex kiss is just what it sounds like—you're making love and kissing at the same time. Why do men love it?
"Aside from the obvious reason—i.e. you have to be having sex for this kiss to work—it's hot because you're essentially combining one of the most classically romantic acts with one of the dirtiest—if you're doing it right, that is." – Scott, 30, Bartender


3. The simple kiss. The simple kiss is nothing fancy, just a quick smooch on the lips, the cheek, anywhere.
"I love when my wife kisses me anytime of day, nothing sloppy, just a simple kiss. Every time we kiss I smell her lotion and shampoo and it makes me smile." – Andrew, 31, Flight Paramedic

4. The tongue kiss. The tongue kiss is the classic French kiss—slipping your tongue inside the other person's mouth. Why do men love it?
"A good French kiss is as intimate as sex. The eyes-closed, you-tilt-head-this-way-I'll-tilt-mine-this-way, bodies-pressed-together, jaws-stretching, tongue-darting, hands-roving, butt-clenched back-and-forth is one of life's sweetest, simplest, most honest pleasures. There's magic in a good kiss. There's an articulation and intuition-by-feel in a passionate kiss that no amount of talking or sex can replicate. " – Tom, 31, Comedian

Kristen Stewart guilty about cheating Robert Pattinson

It was really everywhere when Kristen cheated on Robert. May be because of this viral news or for some other reasons. They have re-united but for real or for the real, who know??

But anyways Robert Pattinson has already accepted Kristen Stewart's apologies for her July infidelity. But will Robert Pattinson can fully trust on Stewart?? This still remains question.

"He's never going to forget what she did, but he has forgiven her," a confidant, who insisted the Brit, 26, and the L.A. native, 22, aren't good enough actors to fake it for their Twilight press tour. "Almost losing him was a wake-up call for Kristen. And Rob doesn't want to be angry anymore. They want to move forward."They look pretty good with each other. Might be the best couple.

But after Stewart's fault, she still feels guilty about her act toward Pattinson.

The couple is currently on a whirlwind tour for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 promotions. Stewart and Pattinson have already walked the red carpets of the Los Angeles and London premieres this week, with Madrid and Berlin up next.A cast source on the tour maintained, "They're comfortable, almost as if no scandal had occurred."
Almost, said a production insider: "She still thinks the world hates her. It's hard to resume a relationship after something like that."

Lindsay Lohan Surprised to Learn She Has Half-Sister During ‘Good Morning America’ Interview

Lindsay Lohan was probably so worried about being asked about her run-ins with the law and her wild nights out, that she was caught off-guard by a simple congratulatory comment during her interview on “Good Morning America” on Friday morning. “You allegedly have a new half-sister,” ABC’s Amy Robach told the “Liz & Dick” actress, in reference to 17-year-old Ashley Horn, who determined through a televised paternity test she was conceived during an affair Michael Lohan had while still married to Dina Lohan. Not surprisingly, Lindsay didn’t seem thrilled by the announcement. “I didn’t even hear that, so thanks for the news,” she replied, before trying to change the subject. “I don’t pay attention to any of it. I don’t really want to get into that … I want to stay on the positive side of things.” It’s hard to believe Lindsay, 26, wasn’t aware of Ashley. She and her mother Kristy Horn have been at odds in the press with Michael for years because he refused to take a paternity test. Perhaps Lindsay got her half-siblings mixed up: Michael is also set to be a father for the sixth time. His on-again girlfriend Kate Major is due very soon with a baby boy. (Michael also has Michael Jr., 27, Aliana, 19, and Cody, 16, with Dina.)

During the chat with “GMA” – which came as a surprise since just a week before Lindsay cancelled her scheduled interview with Barbara Walters for “20/20” – she also spoke about her role as Elizabeth Taylor for the November 25 Lifetime movie, and the parallels the two actresses share. Besides their wild love lives and struggles with substance abuse, "Elizabeth Taylor actually went to her mother a lot," Lindsay explained. "I'm pretty much the same. My mom and my siblings." As for what’s next, Lindsay hopes more acting jobs will continue to come her way. “I keep calling my agents saying, 'Keep me on set!' Safer that way," she laughed. "I'm in a great place. I just want to move forward. Keep working. I'm in the process of kind of moving and spending time with my family and just being happy."

Jeremy Renner Sings Rejected Songs from His Movies

Jeremy Renner is better known for his acting and nominated twice for Oscars. His brilliant performance has recognized him as a good actor but he has also revealed his other side of talents too.

On the Saturday Nights Live, he revealed his talents to sing. For his opening monologue singing and playing piano -- rejected theme songs he claims to have written for all his movies. He quickly recovered from an audio glitch (someone forgot to turn on the piano!) before launching into a medley of deliberately awful but beautifully performed tunes for "The Bourne Legacy," "Mission Impossible" and "The Avengers" (including the forced rhyme for "The Avengers, they're always there, from the Hulk to Iron Man to Captain Amer").

In Renner underwhelmed in the latest episode of "The Californians," but considering Fred Armisen was breaking from the outset, the sketch never had a chance. He killed his next role as the "self-proclaimed" mayor of Tampa being interviewed for "The Situation Room" -- confounding Sudekeis' Wolf Blitzer with his street swagga. ("What's up homey, where you at?") Renner's most successful skit of the night might have been his pre-produced Mexican standoff with Bobby Moynihan and Taran Killam, in which they play a trio of armed criminals who bond while refusing to drop their guns. (Adam Levine, performing with Maroon 5 as the night's musical guest, made a surprise cameo.) Renner also played the straight man for Sudeikis' numbskull actor and reprised his "Avengers" role as Hawkeye with only 11 arrows. (When Captain Amer America protests, "There are 100,000 aliens out there!" Hawkeye responds, "Yeah, and I killed 11 of them. You're welcome.") In the final morgue sketch, in which Renner was asked by a cop to identify his dead brother, the actor deserves mad props for managing to guess "Morris Day and The Time" without giggling while Bill Hader was drumming on and otherwise molesting Killam's "corpse."

Eddie Murphy NOT Dead

I really don't know why and from where does these kinds of rumors arise and how it lands.The rumor that just won’t die resurfaced yet again on Wednesday, thanks to yet another prank from Global Associated News. The lame site claims the actor “is reported to have died shortly after a snowboard accident earlier today – November 14, 2012.” He “was vacationing at the Zermatt ski resort in Zermatt, Switzerland with family and friends,” continues the bogus story, which adds, “Witnesses indicate that Eddie Murphy lost control of his snowboard and struck a tree at a high rate of speed.”

This is not true. And this is absolutely bogus news.Murphy is alive and well — just as he was 10 days ago, in August and every other time this gross story has been spread. These sick hoaxes have got to stop.