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Film: YEAR ONE

Director: Harold Ramis

Actors: Jack Black, Michael Cera, Oliver Platt, David Cross, Vinnie Jones, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Hank Azaria, Juno Temple, Olivia Wilde

Year: 2009

There's a good chance you've never even heard of this horrendous piece of crap and if not, consider yourself lucky... oh, and sorry for bringing it to your attention. Harold Ramis (of "Ghostbusters" fame) went terribly wrong with this plot-less, pointless, unfunny flick. Jack Black and Michael Cera probably were just in for the payday (and I hope it wasn't based on gross because this bombed at the box office). It's not worth your time. Skip it!!!

Flick of the Day

Film: TRON: LEGACY

Director: Joseph Kosinski

Actors: Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde, James Frain, Michael Sheen, Beau Garrett, Bruce Boxleitner

Year: 2010

Synopsis: Sam Flynn, the son of Encom CEO Kevin Flynn, goes in search of his long lost father in the Tron game.

I've never seen the first "Tron", but it didn't matter with this new one. Director Joseph Kosinski laid out the plot very well in this surprisingly good sequel. Jeff Bridges is awesome, as always, and newcomer Garrett Hedlund (who looks a lot like Bridges) was a good choice. Michael Sheen, taking a page from "Rocky Horror" Dr. Frank-N-Furter, and a barely recognizable James Frain were fantastic in supporting roles. Of course, I don't need to convince you that the effects and sound (especially in the cycle and flight scenes) are absolutely tremendous. Great job special effects and mixing teams!

Fun Shoots

DISNEY: PART III

Olivia Wilde as 'The Evil Queen' consults

her magic mirror (Alec Baldwin)

Queen Latifah is divine as 'Ursala' ("The Little Mermaid")

Penelope Cruz and Jeff Bridges are 'Belle' and the 'Beast'

Jessica Biel channels 'Pocahontas'

Oliver Platt ('The Mad Hatter'), Lyle Lovett

('The March Hare'), and Beyonce ('Alice')

Best Dressed - 2010 Emmy Awards

Trends ranged from the one shoulder look to high front/long train. Here is a look at the fashion of the 2010 Emmy Awards.

BEST OVERALL LOOK:

Claire Danes (looks absolutely perfect. Her skin is just bronzed enough so that she doesn't look washed out. In other words, she doesn't look like a pumpkin.) Edie Falco (it's not the most fabulous dress ever, but I think she looks great. It works and she just looks so good)

BEST DRESS:

Kyra Sedgwick (the dress is beautiful. A great color on her. It looks so soft and pretty), Mariska Hargitay (since having her son she has never gotten back to her skinny days. I actually think she looks better now with a little more meat on her bones. This dress is snug in all the right places. The color is fabulous on her), Sarah Hyland (she's young and this dress is perfect for her. It's gorgeous and it doesn't try and make her look older)

BEST HAIR:

Emily Blunt (this is a great use of a beautiful accessory. Her hair looks stunning), Christina Hendricks (Her hair color is fabulous and the loose, carefree waves frame her face very well), Dianna Agron (this is a great up 'do. It's classic and looks effortless)

WORST OVERALL LOOK:

Padma Lakshmi (I thought supermodels were supposed to know something about fashion. She just looks like she threw something on and headed out the door), Kelly Osbourne (she reminds me of one of those weird candlesticks. Her hair is crazy and this dress doesn't look good on her at all), January Jones (dear Lord. I don't have much to say about this one. Oh, I do have one word: brush)

Heidi Klum (why am I not surprised? She always looks terrible. Another fashion-retarded model), Betty White (wow. I know you're old, but is it really an excuse? It reminds me of Easter Sunday service), Anna Paquin (another familiar face on the worst list. This is hideous and it makes her belly look puffy)

WORST HAIR:

Rose Byrne (this is just a shame. Rose is such a stunning woman. This hair is a mess. Awful!!!), Elisabeth Moss (she is not known for beauty in this business, so you would think she would take more care with her appearance. This looks like a helmet. It's very Hillary Clinton circa 1997)

WORST DRESS:

Olivia Wilde (Ice skating comes to mind), Christina Hendricks (she has a real problem with how she dresses. I know you wanna proudly show off your puppies Christina, but damn. This just looks tacky), Emily Blunt (this gown looks cheap. What's with the cotton balls?)

Julianna Margulies (It reminds me of a New York sidewalk. Trash bags... lots of trash bags), Emily Deschanel (she got a little ambitious with this one. Pick one risk. You can't do a bright color AND tons of overlap)

HONORABLE MENTION:

Jane Lynch (although I'm not a fan of this color on her, the cut of the dress works well on her frame), Tina Fey (this was a risky one. I actually like the dress. It gets to be a little too much. I would have suggested sleeveless. Also, her hair wasn't really working with this gown), Keri Russell (I think she looks wonderful. The only problem is... this is more Spirit Awards. The Emmy's are too dressy for this beachy look), Lea Michele (the necklace is too much, her hair should be up, and the ruffles get to be annoying after a while, but all and all she looks good)