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In Pictures: 'Muse in Concert at Liverpool Echo Arena'
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Muse in concert at Liverpool Echo Arena on November 5, 2009. Photo copyright by Solarpix / PR Photos. Muse in concert at Liverpool Echo Arena on November 5, 2009. Photo copyright by Solarpix / PR Photos. Muse in concert at Liverpool Echo Arena on November 5, 2009. Photo copyright by Solarpix / PR Photos. Muse in concert at Liverpool Echo Arena on November 5, 2009. Photo copyright by Solarpix / PR Photos. Muse in concert at Liverpool Echo Arena on November 5, 2009. Photo copyright by Solarpix / PR Photos. Muse in concert at Liverpool Echo Arena on November 5, 2009. Photo copyright by Solarpix / PR Photos. 11/05/2009 - Muse - Muse in »
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In Pictures: '2009 Breeders' Cup Winners Circle'
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Eliza Dushku attending the 2009 Breeders' Cup Winners Circle in Los Angeles. Photo copyright by Koi Sojer / PR Photos. Louise Griffiths and Jesse Spencer attending the 2009 Breeders' Cup Winners Circle in Los Angeles. Photo copyright by Koi Sojer / PR Photos. Greg Grunberg attending the 2009 Breeders' Cup Winners Circle in Los Angeles. Photo copyright by Koi Sojer / PR Photos. Rick Fox attending the 2009 Breeders' Cup Winners Circle in Los Angeles. Photo copyright by Koi Sojer / PR Photos. 11/05/2009 - Greg Grunberg, Jesse Spencer, Louise Griffiths, James Denton and Bob Guiney - 2009 Breeders' Cup Winners Circle - Arrivals - Espn Zone at L.A. Live - Los Angeles, CA, USA © »
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Mickey Rourke's dog help
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Mickey Rourke has credited his dogs with helping him get through the bad times in his life. The 57-year-old actor - who thought his career was over before starring in 'The Wrestler', which saw him nominated for the Best Actor Oscar at this year's Academy Awards - says the only people he could rely on were his beloved pooches. He said: "My dogs really helped me get through the dark times. I lost everything at the same time - my wife, my career, my house, my credibility - and all I had left was the dogs plus just two or three people who stuck with me. I was living under the mat - being known and then being known for »
Thandie Newton suppresses sexuality
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Thandie Newton doesn't flirt. The 'Crash' actress - who has two daughters, eight-year-old Ripley and Nico, four, with her husband, writer Ol Parker - has strong friendships with her male pals because she never tries to manipulate them with her sexuality. The 37-year-old star said: "I've never dated an actor, just had the odd fling. Isn't that weird? I don't flirt with people - a long time ago, I stopped using my sexuality to have a relationship with people. "I don't really think you get a sense of me, sexually, and that's why I have really great relationships with straight men." Although she has never had a relationship with a co-star, Thandie admitted she has a crush on John Cusack, »
Joss Stone's star inspiration
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Joss Stone gets inspiration from looking at stars. The 'Super Duper Love' singer says she likes to hibernate in her country home in Devon, UK, because there's lots of open space, which gives her the help she needs to write songs. She said: "I just like to be here. I like being in my own little world. I like the quiet and, oh my God, the stars. There's so much space to be creative here, and you can think easily." Joss was so inspired by her home she managed to write her new album, 'Colour Me Free', after she enlisted the help from a group of local men. She told Britain's Style magazine: "They tried to tell me it wasn't »
Robert De Niro wants 'regular' stars
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Robert De Niro thinks actors become famous too early. The 66-year-old actor believes his struggle to find success in his early career has kept him grounded and feels modern stars need time to find their feet. He explained: "I think it's important to have had at least a few years of obscurity, where people treat you like everybody else. Then it goes crazy, and all of a sudden people behave differently toward you, they're agreeing with you all the time, they're not telling you no. "I had some regular life behind me. It anchored me, going into the future." The veteran actor doesn't mind being a role model for other aspiring Hollywood stars because he believes he has enough life »
Robert Pattinson's English looks
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Robert Pattinson says being English means he doesn't have to worry too much about his looks. The 'Twilight' heartthrob claims there's less pressure on him than his Us counterparts to have a perfect appearance because British people are renowned for their bad teeth. He said: "I just wanted to make an American film, and I wanted to be relatively good in it. I have never pushed to do anything. As soon as you start going to the gym every day and try to look like a movie star, you're going down a worrisome track. Being an English guy you get a lot more breaks. You're allowed to look a little worse. It's that thing about English teeth. Although Canadian teeth »
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