Thursday, February 2nd, 2012
Rupert Grint at Harry Potter Premiere
Rupert Grint talks to us on the Red Carpet for the last premiere of the Harry Potter series. This is a MUST GO SEE film on Celebrity Wire Movie Reviews
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Planet of the Apes: An evolution in guidelines for research on chimps
Chimps are about 96 percent genetically identical to humans, and like us they are self-aware enough to recognize themselves in a mirror.
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Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone Together Again
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone have teamed up to star in another movie together called "Gangster Squad." We caught them filming romantic scenes above LA.
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Does Political Affiliation Indicate Movie Preferences?
A poll from The Hollywood Reporter shows many moviegoers consider the political beliefs of actors and actresses before buying a movie ticket.
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Captain America Not a Superhero?
Captain America: The First Avenger is the latest comic book made into a movie, but does Cap. pass as a superhero?
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Daniel Radcliffe Talks About The Last Episode of HARRY POTTER
Daniel Radcliffe has been Harry Potter for a long time and now the epic film series reaches a conclusion with HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 2. This is an interview about the final film. We say you DEFINITELY MUST GO SEE IT on Celebrity Wire Movie Reviews.
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Planet of the Apes: If Earth keeps heating up, bacteria may inherit
A look into the fossil record suggests that tables may one day be turned on humanity. It probably won't happen the way it did in the original Planet of the Apes, where chimps and gorillas exploit their former exploiters. Instead, our planet could be reclaimed by a more ancient life-form - sulfur-eating bacteria.
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Planet of the Apes: Humans born to run, evolutionary biologists say
The thousands of people who will run in the Philadelphia Marathon this weekend can thank evolution for a number of distance running adaptations - not least of which is what Harvard evolutionary biologist Daniel Lieberman calls our hypertrophied gluteus maximus. That's the technical term for big butts.
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Planet of the Apes: Not ready for Northern climes
As the darkest days of the year close in, some of us crave the feel of sunlight on our skin. That could reflect our evolutionary heritage, since we humans are not well-adapted to live as far north as Philadelphia. We're essentially an equatorial, tropical species who migrated only recently to places with long, dark winters. There hasn't been time to adapt.
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Kristen Stewart Gallops Into 'Snow White and the Huntsman'
Kristen Stewart films Snow White and the Huntsman in Wales on a chilly beach dressed in a full suit of armor.
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