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• Matt Bomer Comes Out!

  
  
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  White Collar star Matt Bomer publicly came out as gay this weekend, as he accepted a humanitarian award for his work in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

  According to US Weekly, the White Collar star announced he is gay at the Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards on Saturday.

  In accepting the New Generation Arts and Activism Award for his commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS, Bomer thanked his longtime partner Simon Halls and their three children Kit, Walker, and Henry. 

  Check out what he said in his speech after the jump!

• Introducing tragimation! – ‘Gnomeo & Juliet’ Review

  
  
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  First impressions are crucial, and the first thought I had when I heard the title of Gnomeo & Juliet was “how in the world are they going to turn Romeo & Juliet into an animated children’s movie?” We all remember how the thing ended, right?

  I’m normally not a fan of altering source material, but I’ve never seen it done as cleverly as it is in this movie. I’ve seen Romeo & Juliet performed live on Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, England, and this movie was more fun. Bravo!

• From Superbad to The Green Hornet – The Best of Seth Rogen!

  
  
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  It was a long, strange road that led Seth Rogen to becoming one of the most famous American comedians working today.

  So before we all head out to check out his much-anticipated update on the more than 70-year-old Green Hornet story, let’s take a quick look back at my favorites of the movies that made him what he is now! 

• Giant Jack Black in 3D! - ‘Gulliver’s Travels’ Review

  
  
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  Jack Black is currently stampeding into theaters in gigantic 3D in a slightly ill-advised reimagining of a 300-year-old classic of English literature. So Wikipedia calls Jonathan Swift’s 1726 novel “a satire on human nature and a parody of the ‘traveler’s tales’ literary subgenre.” I’m gonna go ahead and call the new movie “a satire on quality entertainment and a parody of 3D technology.” Enjoy!

• 'Narnia 3: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader' Review

  
  
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  The Chronicles of Narnia series took a dramatic step down with the first sequel, and now the indifferently anticipated third installment comes along with more of the same. A new studio has hired a new director to take the series into a new setting and introduce several new characters, but the weak story comes off as a series of contrived set-pieces strung along a flimsy clothesline of a plot. It seems the Chronicles may be in for an early ending…

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