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Washington:
Raging Bull, in which Robert De Niro portrayed a boxer,
'Jake La Motta', has been voted the best sports movie of all
time in a poll conducted by a US magazine. The cult 1980 film
took the top slot after beating golf comedy 'Caddyshack', which
came in second on the Entertainment Weekly list, reports Contactmusic.
Hoosiers, the basketball classic, claimed the third position,
followed by Rocky at the fourth and Bull Durham at the fifth
place. The top 10 films on the new list are: 1. Raging Bull
2. Caddyshack 3. Hoosiers 4. Rocky 5. Bull Durham 6. Million
Dollar Baby 7. Breaking Away 8. The Bad News Bear 9. Friday
Night Lights 10. Slap Shot .
Harry Potter sets box office on fire
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Washington:
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire has cast a spell over
the moviegoers during the weekend, as the fourth film in the
fantasy series about a bespectacled boy wizard smashed sales
record around the world. According to the estimates of Exhibitor
Relations, the latest Potter movie sold an estimated 181.4 million
dollars worth of tickets, including 101.4 million dollars in
North America, in its debut weekend, where it ranked as the
fourth-best opening of all time, behind "Spider-Man" at 114.8
million dollars in 2002 and "Star Wars: Episode III Revenge
of the Sith" and "Shrek 2," at 108 million dollars each. Harry
and pals were followed by "Walk the Line", the Johnny Cash biopic,
which debuted in second place with 22.4 million dollars, while
last week's leader ,"Chicken Little" came in third with 14.7
million dollars, reports E!Online. "Zathura" with 5.1 million
dollars was beaten by "Derailed", which took the fourth place,
with 6.5 million dollars. A rundown of the top 10 films, based
on preliminary studio estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations
are: 1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, $101.4 million
2. Walk the Line, $22.4 million 3. Chicken Little, $14.7 million
4. Derailed, $6.5 million 5. Zathura, $5.1 million 6. Jarhead,
$4.8 million 7. Get Rich or Die Tryin', $4.3 million 8. Saw
II, $3.9 million 9. The Legend of Zorro, $2.3 million 10. Pride
& Prejudice, $2.1 million .
'Harry Potter' is Britain's richest teenager
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Washington:
Harry Potter star Daiel Radcliffe, who shot to stardom at
the age of 11, after starring in JK Rowling's first magical
wizard movie Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, is reportedly
Britain's richest teenager today. The actor, now 16 is richer
than fellow teenagers Charlotte Church and Joss Stone. However,
the director of Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire, Mike Newell
is relieved that Radcliffe and co-stars Rupert Grint and Emma
Watson have not been carried away by their wealth. "They all
know exactly what they're worth but they have not become impossible.My
worst fear is that they would have realised that they are absolutely
the stars," Newell was quoted by Contactmusic, as saying. Radcliffe
has just signed a 14.4 million dollars deal to make the fifth
movie in the Harry Potter series, The Order Of The Phoenix.
Zeta-Jones' nippletape therapy (Go
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London:
Welsh beauty, Catherine Zeta-Jones, has a body that women
all around the world would die for. However, during the filming
of her latest action flick, "The Legend of Zorro", the actress
has revealed that she put sticker tapes on her breasts to stop
her nipples from poking through her costume due to the cold.
An insider revealed that the actress did not want to reveal
more than what was necessary, and that her trick of taping her
breasts seemed to work. "She has a great body. But she didnt
want her nipples constantly on show to the world. It was decided
to tape them down inside her costume and that seemed to do the
trick," The Sun quoted the insider, as saying.
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