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www.caribbeantimesinternational.com | WEEK ENDING September 18, 2014
Eva Mendes and Ryan Joan Rivers' doctor reportedly clicked Gosling welcome a baby girl 'selfie' while she was out cold
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ctors Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling became first-time parents last week when the Latina gave birth to a baby girl, the U.S.
Weekly has reported. Mendes, 40, and Gosling, 33, have had a romantic relationship since they acted together in the 2011 film, 'The Place
Beyond the Pines'. The couple is known for their discretion, even about her pregnancy, which she went so far as to deny on a television programme last February. In 2009, when she was in a relationship with producer George Gargurevich, Mendes told Efe news agency that tying the knot was not in her plans. "I do not see myself getting married. I am 35 years old but I feel like a kid. In the 60s and 70s, at my age, you were finished, but I feel like I am still growing. As for babies…no, not now," she said. (TOI)
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oan Rivers’ personal doctor had reportedly clicked a selfie while the comedienne was under anesthesia. The picture was snapped in the procedure room right before the physician was about to perform an unauthorised biopsy on Rivers' vocal chords, which had lead to her cardiac arrest, the CNN reported. The news was revealed by a work-
er at the Manhattan's Yorkville Endoscopy, where Rivers, who died
on September 4, 2014, was being treated. (TOI)
My son has taught me about patience: Hilary Duff
Alan Turing biopic 'Imitation Game' wins People's Choice award at Toronto Film Fest
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ctress Hilary Duff can't really remember life without her two-year-
old son Luca and says he has changed her completely. The ‘Chasing the
sun’ singer credits Luca, her son with estranged husband Mike Comrie, for changing her priorities and outlook on life. "I feel like I don't even remember who I was before I had him," femalefirst.co.uk quoted her as saying. "He's taught me about patience, which I didn't have before. Being in this business since I was 12, I constantly was busy and on the go. I think having him has helped center me and calm me down and make me realise that the little things are important," she added. (TOI)
Jennifer Garner and hubby Affleck have 'mindful' marriage
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lan Turing's biopic 'The Imitation Game' has won the People's Choice award at the Toronto International Film Festival. The drama about the British code breaker who helped decrypt the Enigma machine dur-
ing World War Two stars 'Sherlock' star Benedict Cumberbatch, the BBC reported. Director Morten Tyldum said that it was "an amazing honour" to win the prize and for film fans to support the Imitation Game means a lot to him, the entire cast
and film-making team. Turing was credited with bringing about the end of the war and saving hundreds of thousands of lives after decoding German Naval messages and is also considered to be the founding father of the modernday computer. (TOI)
Alec Baldwin, Danny Glover set to join upcoming movie 'Andron'
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lec Baldwin and Danny Glover are set to star in AMBI Pictures' upcoming sci-fi/ action film 'Andron.' According to the Hollywood Reporter, AMBI, a newly launched film production and finance company, has been owned by Andrea Iervolino and Lady Monika Bacardi. 'Andron' begins when a group of young men and women awake in a dark, claustrophobic maze. They don't remember who they are
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ennifer Garner has revealed that she and her husband Ben Affleck have a "very mindful" marriage. The 42-year-old actress admitted that she's not interested in being courted by the 42-yearold actor on a regular basis and believes their relationship works because they allow for both family and personal time, Contactmusic reported. She said that they are definitely in a very mindful place where they are making an effort to be together, do things at the same time and be loving towards each other. (TOI)
Marriage isn't golden ticket: Kate Hudson
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or how they got stuck in the black labyrinth. The group must learn to decipher codes, understand the signals and beat the
tests in a mysterious and bizarre place. Out of necessity, they struggle to form a bond to survive. (TOI)
ctress Kate Hudson says she and her beau Matthew Bellamy are in no rush to tie the knot because they don't believe marriage is the "golden ticket" to a successful relationship. The 35-year-old actress has been engaged to Bellamy for over three years and wants to savour the moments, re-
ports femalefirst.co.uk. "We're working, it's a long engagement. I think the best part is that knowing you're working towards the idea of a commitment that is hopefully as long of a stretch as you can pull it--and forever seems beautiful," Women's Health magazine quoted Kate as saying. (TOI)