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Emmy Rossum seen alone and with Sam Esmail at the 22nd Annual Critics' Choice Awards held at Barker Hangar, Critics' Choice Awards - Santa Monica, California, United States - Monday 12th December 2016

Emmy Rossum seen at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) - California, United States - Wednesday 7th December 2016

Emmy Rossum seen on the red carpet at the 68th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards held at the Microsoft Theater Los Angeles, California, United States - Sunday 18th September 2016

Emmy Rossum - Emmy Rossum dressed in a white siummer dress with white oversized handbag and strappy brown heels goes shopping in Beverly Hills - Los Angeles, California, United States - Monday 27th July 2015

Ben E. King, 'Stand By Me' Singer, Dies Aged 76

By Elinor Cosgrave in Music / Festivals on 02 May 2015

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Ben E. King has died at the age of 76. Dozens of celebrities have paid tribute to the late soul singer on social media and have mourned the loss of "one of the greats".

Ben E. King, the soul singer best known for the 1960 hit single 'Stand By Me', has died at the age of 76. King died on Thursday (30th April), his publicist confirmed to NBC. Details regarding his cause of death are yet to be released.

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The singer was born Benjamin Earl Nelson in Henderson, North Carolina. Born in 1938, King moved to Harlem, New York at the age of nine. At the age of 20, King joined a doo-wop group which became known as the Drifters. King fronted the band and they had a number of R&B hits including 'There Goes My Baby' in 1959.

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You're Not You Trailer

When Kate (Hillary Swank), a concert pianist, is diagnosed with ALS (also known as Motor Neurone Disease or Lou Gehrig’s Disease), she realsised that not only does she have to give up on her career, but only a short time left to live. As she will steadily lose the ability to walk and care for herself, she is entrusted to the care of Bec (Emmy Rossum), a reckless college student. The two steadily begin to develop a strong bond, as Kate is able to see Bec’s true appreciation for every part of life, and feels a little more alive because of it.

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Emmy Rossum Talks Dating Men Who Confuse Her With 'Shameless' Character

By Nick Hill in Movies / TV / Theatre on 03 September 2014

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The 27 year-old actress wants potential suitors to know she isn't as "easy" as her 'Shameless' character, Fiona Gallagher.

Even though Emmy Rossum is a beautiful young actress dating can be quite a struggle, and the reason is because many of her potential admirers seem to think she will be exactly like the character she portrays in the Showtime dramedy 'Shameless.'

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Rossum says she isn't like her 'Shameless' character in real life

Rossum, who plays Fiona Gallagher, does not want anyone to think she is as "easy" as her character can be on the show, the 27 year-old star adamantly stated while opening up about dating life in a new interview for Cosmopolitan magazine's October issue.

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Spot The Difference: Emmy Rossum Spoofs Gisele Bundchen's "Multitasking" Photo

By Victoria Pavlova in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 12 December 2013

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Amy Rossum had a bit of fun on set, parodying Gisele Bundchen

Emmy Rossum can sympathise with Gisele Bundchen’s multi-tasking efforts. She even let the model know as much, by mimicking her photo from Tuesday, where Bundchen can be seen breastfeeding, while a whole brigade of stylists works on her hair, makeup, nails, etc. Yesterday, Rossum decided to spoof the picture and released a similar one of herself on the set of Shameless.

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Rossum doubles as a singer/songwriter and the star of the Showtime dramedy, Shameless.

"What would I do without this beauty squad after the 15 hours flying and only 3 hours sleep #multitasking #gettinrready," Bündchen captioned her own photo. The Brazilian model has been balancing her glamorous career with motherhood since the birth of daughter Vivian Lake in 2012. Judging by her instagram feed, this professional beautiful person is doing a great job of maintaining her flawless image. Nevertheless, her job involves constant travel and no sleep, which sounds like a rough deal. She probably deserves some pampering at this point, but that doesn't make Rossum's spoof any less funny.

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Beautiful Creatures Review

By Rich Cline

Very Good

While this package has all of the key marketing elements to reach the Twilight audience, the film itself is rather a lot more fun, made with some wit and intelligence, plus a cast that's happy to chomp on the scenery. Based on a four-novel series, this film actually has more in common with True Blood than Twilight, with its Deep South setting and the clash between religious fundamentalism and supernatural beings.

At the centre is Ethan (Ehrehreich), a 16-year-old who is bristling against the isolation of his small South Carolina town. His recently deceased mother instilled in him a love of books banned by the town's hyper-religious leaders, and the local librarian Amma (Davis) helps keep his interest alive. As a result, he's more open than the other teens when Lena (Englert) arrives at school. But she's shunned because her Uncle Macon (Irons) is the town's pariah, a landowner whom everyone thinks is a devil worshipper. Actually, the whole family are casters, people with special powers that are designated good or evil on their 16th birthday.

The plot stirs up some suspense as Lena's big day of reckoning approaches. She's terrified that she'll go over to the dark side like her man-eating cousin (Rossum) or, worse still, her spectral mother, who does her mischief by inhabiting the body of the town's most pious housewife Mrs Lincoln (Thompson). This of course gives Thompson two insane characters to play at the same time, and she has a ball with it. As does Irons with the shadowy, snaky Macon. And at the centre, Ehrenreich and Englert both show considerable promise, with their strikingly non-Hollywood good looks and a depth of character that makes the film more engaging than we expect.

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Lena Duchannes is a Caster whose family has plenty of dark power between them, but rather than feeling empowered, Lena just wishes she can be mortal so she wouldn't have to hide and people wouldn't talk about her all the time. When she moves to the small and somewhat conservative town of Gatlin, South Carolina, she finds herself an outcast but is soon noticed by her school mate Ethan Wate who is enchanted by her and the excitement her arrival brings to this ordinary, unmoving town. However, their relationship is compromised by the fact that Lena only has a matter of days left before she is subjected to the Claiming; a process that will decide whether she will turn to the Light or the Dark side of magic. While her uncle does everything in her power to make sure she is claimed to the Light, the all-powerful Sarafine is convinced that she will have great magical supremacy which would better be served in the Dark.

'Beautiful Creatures' is the story of just how much love can conquer and, equally, the devastation it brings. It has been adapted to screen by Oscar nominated director and screenwriter Richard LaGravenese ('P.S. I Love You', 'The Mirror Has Two Faces') from the book of the same name by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. The fantasy romance will be released in time for Valentine's Day on February 13th 2013.

Director: Richard LaGravenese

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Hilary Swank Has Her Purse Stolen In Paris Suburb

By Joe Wilde in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 19 January 2013

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Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank was caught up in a violent robbery when her purse was stolen from her whilst she was in a taxi in the Parisian suburb of Saint-Denis yesterday (Jan 18) morning.

According to a police source, the actress was sat in the back seat of her taxi that was stuck in gridlock traffic when thieves jumped the taxi whilst it remained stationary in the northern part of the city. Three thieves smashed the back window of the taxi and snatched Swank's designer purse from her hands before making off with the loot. The suburb of Saint-Denis is notorious for it's frequent traffic jams and over the years this type of'smash and grab' robberies has become increasingly common.

Swank became a household name after her double Oscar success in 1999, for Boys Don't Cry, and again in 2004 for Million Dollar Baby. Since her Oscar success she has also stared in such hits as PS, I Love You and the Amelia Earhart biopic, Amelia, and is currently working on the upcoming drama You're Not You, which centres on a terminally ill woman (Swank) and her young caregiver (Emmy Rossum).

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Video - Emmy Rossum Attends The Opera In Floor Length Purple Dress - Jules Massenet's Manon Premiere Arrivals Part 1

The Metropolitan Opera's premiere of 'Jules Massenet's Manon' was held at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York's Lincoln Center. The Day After Tomorrow star Emmy Rossum wore a floor length purple gown and completed the look with a black choker. She told a reporter that she chose the dress because of its length and colour, not to mention the fact that it came with a choker.

Emma Roberts also attended the premiere, wearing a cute black jumpsuit, with a glittery red belt. Also attending the opera was Mad Men star January Jones and Kick Ass actress Chloe Moretz, who is set to star as the titular character in the upcoming remake of Carrie.

Video - Emmy Rossum Will Be Voting For Nancy Grace

Actress and singer songwriter Emmy Rossum (The Day After Tomorrow; The Phantom of the Opera; Dragonball: Evolution) arrives at her home in Beverly Hills. While she admits she hasn't been watching 'Dancing With The Stars' in recent years, she confides in the photographers that she will be watching it this year and proudly states that she will be voting for TV personality Nancy Grace, much to the shock of the photographers.

Emmy rose to fame in disaster movie The Day After Tomorrow in 2004 but it was her performance in musical The Phantom of the Opera, also released in the same year, that catapulted her to fame and earned her a Golden Globe nomination

The Phantom Of The Opera (2004) Review

By Sean O'Connell

Weak

Criticism toward Joel Schumacher's attempted enactment of Andrew Lloyd Webber's cherished stage musical The Phantom of the Opera likely will fall on deaf ears. If you love the source material (I don't), the chances are high you'll thoroughly enjoy the latest film to pay tribute, even though Schumacher is functionally talentless.

Schumacher and his financial backers certainly spare no expense, though the bulk of their budget apparently went to candles. Their Phantom (the not-so-hideously-disfigured Gerard Butler) hides beneath opulent and gaudy-yet-dimly-lit theatrical set pieces that turn the normally regal Opera Populaire into the west wing of the Moulin Rogue. The Phantom's water-logged lair resembles exactly what it is - a poorly constructed, artificial set dropped into the corner of a vast soundstage. Hire the man who put nipples on the Bat suit, and you're going to get what you pay for. The masquerade ball, which occurs late in the story, starts to explore methods of filling the artistic canvas, but by then, it's too little, too late.

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