Selma Blair
Hellboy II - The Golden Army
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Jonathan K. King
Hellboy II: The Golden Army surpasses the original Hellboy (2004) in many important ways. It has more heart, more character, and a story conflict that isn't easily resolved with nothing but violence. There are lots of fighting, make up art and cool special effects, but that's not the essence this time around.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Hellboy-II---The-Golden-Army
id=1338604 - Jul 18, 2008
Hellboy is a Decent Rental for Fans of Sci-Fi and Horror
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Shane Rivers
Hellboy was a 2004 supernatural action film starring Ron Perlman. In this review, critic Shane Rivers takes a no-holds-barred look at the films on-screen triumphs and failures.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Hellboy-is-a-Decent-Rental-for-Fans-of-Sci-Fi-and-Horror
id=261008 - Aug 04, 2006
Charlie Sheen: Set to Make a Comeback
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Fiona Gibson
After being let off by the hit CBS series Two and a Half Men, controversial star Charlie Sheen has made a bold move at resurrecting his career in TV and showbiz. The show is somewhat based on the Jack Nicholson movie that had the same title and which was released way back in 2003. As fans inch closer towards the 28th June Premier date for the FX comedy series, you can get a sneak preview of some of the footage which will also give you a glimpse of up comer Selma Blair.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Charlie-Sheen:-Set-to-Make-a-Comeback
id=7162790 - Jul 06, 2012
Tom Welling: The Fog
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DeWayne Strickland
Are you ready for Superman vs The Fog? Tom Welling(Smallville) brings you a performance that will leave you in the fog. Maggie Grace(TV'S "Lost") will keep you in the fog and the dead leper ghost people will give you the creeps!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Tom-Welling:-The-Fog
id=135958 - Jan 28, 2006
Best Dressed Lists
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Jonathon Hardcastle
It's always refreshing when fashion jumps out of the fashion world and onto mainstream society, even if it's through public figures that we hardly are ever going to run into on the street. That's why I thoroughly enjoyed the news this week about Vanity Fair magazine naming three so-called fashion icons.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Best-Dressed-Lists
id=321840 - Oct 08, 2006
Best Dressed Non-Showbiz Celebs
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Kadence Buchanan
Fashion and the regular best-dressed list that pop up regular several times a year are usually associated naturally with models in the fashion industry and actors and actresses of film, television, theater and the like.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Best-Dressed-Non-Showbiz-Celebs
id=338134 - Oct 25, 2006
Isn't it Wonderful?
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Jini Cicero
Wouldn't it be an amazing thing if women could come to a place where they felt comfortable taking credit for their accomplishments? Where achievements were met with a smile and a nod from those who achieved them? Self-love is healthy and should be encouraged and valued-especially when the achievement is a 100 pound fat loss!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Isnt-it-Wonderful?
id=2066125 - Mar 05, 2009
Headlines Talk of Actress "Packing on the Pounds" For Role
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Nick Nicholson
Rail-thin actress Renee Zellweger is having to put on weight again for her reprisal role of Bridget Jones that starts filming this fall. For the first two movies, Bridget Jones' Diary and Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, gained about 30 pounds, which is the amount she's expected to gain this time around as well. The third series follows the character's attempts to have a baby before her so-called biological clock runs out.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Headlines-Talk-of-Actress-Packing-on-the-Pounds-For-Role
id=2641081 - Jul 21, 2009
Film Review of Hellboy 2
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Paul AJ Evans
After a very brief history lesson, Hellboy 2 begins with a bespectacled John Hurt telling the young Hellboy a story. Many years ago, Elf Prince Nuada created an army of mechanical monsters to do his bidding. Long dormant, a crown split into three pieces stops them from being released, and you just know we're about to see Red take them on as an older, wise-cracking, pistol wielding superhero dude.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Film-Review-of-Hellboy-2
id=2794093 - Aug 20, 2009
Film Review of Hellboy (2004)
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Robin Maxwell
"How big can it be? " Some things are just waiting for. It was a long time coming, but for director Guillermo del Toro, Hellboy was certainly worth the wait. Nurturing his dream project for years before he was finally able to secure a modest budget, Del Toro got to make his adaptation of Mike Mignola's distinctive comic character, 'his way'. Spurning the offers of studio executives with their ridiculous suggestions (Hellboy as a normal man who turns red when he is angry!), Del Toro was uncompromising in his vision and held firm until he got the right offer.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Film-Review-of-Hellboy-(2004)