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Gabourey Sidibe about the ‘Precious’ buzz
Nov. 16: “Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe has been so overwhelmed by attention she missed Jack Nicholson blowing her a kiss at the Governors Awards. Plus, Gabourey talks about the buzz around her emotional movie.

The Academy's Governors Awards honors

Lautner talks fame and 'New Moon'

Bullock: "The Blindside" role tough

Why are ‘doomsday’ films so popular?

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December movies
James Cameron’s spectacle “Avatar” hits theaters, along with George Clooney, who is “Up in the Air,” and Robert Downey Jr. as “Sherlock Holmes.”

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John Cusask (39)
“Has aged very well,” a friend typed when I asked for her input. More importantly, John is just so saaaaaaaaaaad. I have never seen an actor who has lost (but found again! right before the closing credits!) so many on-screen women. We see John morosely plodding through rain-soaked streets, snow-strewn streets, lawyer-riddled streets. Women love sad. We love sad because we like to think that we can fix sad. John, may we fix you?

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Harrison Ford (63)
Harrison has made an entire career of being rugged. I heard that Harrison works with park rangers in Wyoming to rescue lost hikers, and one time he lowered his helicopter to pick up some stranded girl, and she got airsick and hurled all over him. This, if I ever met Harrison Ford, is likely the circumstances under which we would make our acquaintance.

He fell, screaming, from my list a few years ago when he decided that you know what would be really cool? An earring!! Then he began accessorizing with Calista Flockhart instead, and continues to creep towards redemption with the earring-less likes of “Sabrina,” and — I’m almost afraid of this — a fourth installment of the Indiana Jones films.

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Will Smith (37)
Will shoots at aliens, and then he mocks them, and then he raps about them. We (heart) Will, if only for leaving behind the neon pants of the “Fresh Prince” era. Bravo, young charismatic Will. Well-played.

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Viggo Mortensen (47)
At first I couldn’t get past Viggo’s name, which sounds like an unfortunate form of pureed green beans. But Viggo is a poet who also speaks Swedish, so if he doesn’t mind going by — for instance — “Pete” in the sack, we shall admit him to the boudoir.

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Heath Ledger (26)
Heath Bar is perhaps the most active period warrior history of cinema. He’s a medieval knight! No, he’s a Revolutionary War soldier! Let us send Heath to Ancient Greece, that he may compete in the original Olympics, which were conducted entirely in the nude.

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Hugh Jackman (37)
Hugh is the type of man who make women turn to their significant other in the seat next to her and smack him in the arm: “Why can’t you turn into a wolf/save America's soul /travel through time on my behalf?” He’s probably responsible for at least 40 percent of the divorce rate.