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Daniel Radcliffe’s “The F Word” given new title and US release date!

We posted months ago about the first look at Daniel Radcliffe’s romantic comedy The F Word, but a release date for the film has just been announced! While the film is reported to retain its original name for its Canadian releases, it will receive a new one for the US which you can see right here. Are you excited to see it?

Trailer, stills for”‘Le Week-End”, starring Jim Broadbent

In Le Week-End, Jim Broadbent (who played Professor Slughorn in the Harry Potter series) and Lindsay Duncan play a long-married British couple spending a weekend in Paris, where they spent their honeymoon 30 years earlier. Some new trailer stills have been released that hint at the exploits the duo may find themselves in. The film opens this month. Will you be checking it out?

Clémence Poésy talks fashion, her style icons in new interview with “Vogue”

In a new interview with Vogue, Clémence Poésy talks all things fashion. Poésy, best known for her role as Fleur Delacour, will appear in a series of photographs and a short film for Mytheresa.com. In the interview, she says that it is easier for her to be creative with her fashion in New York along with who are some of her favorite fashion icons. Accompanying this was a gorgeous series of photographs for Vogue.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour previews a year of magical events!

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour website has been updated with a preview of the special events Leavesden will be hosting throughout the year. They’re kicking off several exciting events beginning with a weekend celebrating the Tour’s second anniversary, which will feature special guests Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima! Other events include Wand Week, Dark Arts, Feathers and Flight and so much more.

First look at Robert Pattinson in brand new film, “Life”!

Entertainment Weekly has published the first official image from Robert Pattinson’s upcoming film, Life. Robert plays Life magazine photographer Dennis Stock, who, in 1955, took James Dean on a road trip from Los Angeles to New York to Dean’s hometown of Fairmont, Indiana. The film is directed by Anton Corbijn, who explained why he selected Rob and DeHaan for their roles