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metronews.ca Wednesday, September 19, 2012
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Shaun White
White face plants after rough night out Snowboarder and Olympic gold medalist Shaun White was reportedly arrested for public intoxication in a hotel in Nashville, according to TMZ, though he was briefly hospitalized before heading to jail. White reportedly trashed his hotel room, and
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when hotel staff confronted him, he set off several fire alarms and attempted to flee on foot, eventually falling and sustaining a head injury. After receiving medical treatment, he was booked on counts of public intoxication and vandalism.
Author E L James knows who she wants in the film adaptation of her bonkerspopular 50 Shades trilogy, but she’s still not telling. We have a few suggestions: CHRISTIAN GREY 1. Alexander Skarsgård Eric the vampire gets my vote to play the billionaire playboy but will he accept the nomination? The role would make Skarsgård a household name, but might be too low-brow for the actor trying to establish a serious film career.
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2. Ian Somerhalder Yes, another vampire, the one from Vampire Diaries. Somerhalder’s name has been thrown around more than most others. 3. Philip Seymour Hoffman Wildcard! ANASTASIA STEELE 1. Emma Watson She can already carry a huge franchise and she’s chomping at the bit for more “adult” roles. 2. Anna Kendrick As witnessed in Up in the Air, Kendrick plays young and vulnerable extremely well. you are the state lottery, 3. Betty White Just another peg in Betty White’s eternal global domination.
Kate Middleton
Royals awarded injunction for topless pics Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince William, have won their first court victory in the wake of Closer magazine publishing topless photos of Middleton, according to the Guardian. A French court has ordered an injunction preventing any further use of the images by the publication. The photos must
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be handed over within 24 hours, and the magazine’s publishing company will be fined $13,000 a day if it publishes more of them or sends them to a third party. A criminal investigation has been launched to see if the magazine violated William and Kate’s privacy by publishing the photos. A guilty verdict could lead to jail time for Closer’s editor.