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Tom Cruise was joined by his friends, family and costars on the red carpet at the premiere of Lions For Lambs in LA last night. Katie looked great in Berlin, but she went even more glamorous last night. Also there to support Tom was his stylish BFFs Will and Becks. It's Tom's time to show off his movie, but he recently took the time to gush about his wife. He said, "I have a lot of respect for [Katie] as an artist, as a woman. She's a very strong, gracious woman. She's very funny, a great comedian." Some of you don't have a lot of faith in Katie's acting skills, but it sounds like Tom can't say enough kind words about her. Of course, being the mother of his adorable little girl may make him a bit biased but we can't blame him. http://popsugar.com/754585

There you go! Part 3

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Will was in a Mexican TV program called "Otro Rollo". It's one of the funniest interviews I've ever seen. :lolsign: Part 1 Part 2

Have a nice day man! :wickedwisdom: :tee: :clap2: :birthday: :7: :dj: :yeah: :jazzy: :2thumbs: :party: :pony: :wiggle: :gettinjiggywitit:

This poster is cooler than the other one. :wiggle:

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http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=6FuPvCdAmzw :mygod: :hail:

That's fantastic! He deserves it, he works a lot. MissAshley.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeYMRlpiskI :jazzy:

WooooooooooW! :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail:

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Submitted by INF Daily on Mon, 2007-10-22 13:52. Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith got behind their son Trey as he played in a high school football game in LA at the weekend. Jada looked especially excited when Trey - whom she adopted as her own, but whose real mom is Will's first wife Sheree Zampino - was involved in the winning score in the match. Wide receiver Trey helped his team romp home to a victory by, err.. One point. http://infdaily.buzznet.com/2007/10/mr-and...o-the-game.html Well done Trey! :thumbsup:

Alfonso Ribeiro who played Carlton in Fresh Prince of Bel-Air in a commercial for the Broadway musical Tap Dance Kid from 1984. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo7n_qkj7us

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2nQpINOH3w No sound, but you can see the whole performance. I'd like to have that. :tantrum:

I heard the official trailer would come out around the second week of November. We'll have to wait. :thumbsup:

Da Brakes (featuring Da Ace and Ms Josephine) - Hip Hop Loving :wickedwisdom:

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"So, I know Will Smith is kind of dated, but for my money, it doesn't get any better than 'Wild Wild West.' " "Is that so?" "I just like the lyrics. Sometimes, I like to tell girls I'm a buffalo soldier … like, you know, from the song ... six gunnin' this… pew pew?" Finger pistols are made at this point. "I'm going to be going now." It never fails. I meet somebody, conversation is marginally less than awkward, and oh my God, is this friendship being formed? We seem to have similar tastes, and it seems as though the stars are aligned. This is truly a remarkable event. And then the topic of music taste comes up, and everything goes awry. People love to assume that, based on how I dress, I must listen to a certain type of music. This really isn't the case. The assumptions are made, corrected by me, and in the process of making this correction, the other party is alienated. Silence then blankets the landscape. Skirting the topic of music would be the best way to avoid the issue, but I realize this is impossible. People believe that learning of a person's musical tastes is tantamount to using a crystal ball to scry into the innermost depths of a person's psyche. If this were the case, Will Smith fans would have been alone and miserable in the '90s, and they would now be relegated to flipping burgers or something equally shameful, like being Will Smith. Sadly, this utopian world does not exist, proving the assumption false. Failing this, the best way to avoid the situation would be for people not to make assumptions about musical tastes based on appearance alone. I consistently find myself a victim of this assumption, but the blame doesn't rest solely on the presumptive populace. For one, I wear box-framed glasses, and I am rarely found without a man purse - an honest-to-God man purse. These fashion choices mean I listen to emo, right? That man purse means I'm in touch with my feminine side. Perhaps I was at that Dashboard Confessional show last week. Or perhaps not. The box-framed glasses suggest an aura of conceit. Upon the utterance of Dashboard Confessional, maybe I'll spout off something pretentious. Perhaps I'll reference a Velvet Underground lyric and walk away with my head held high in the air. Or maybe I chose my glasses because I'm fond of right angles, and the man purse is with me at all times because it contains the oxygen canisters I so desperately require to breathe. But really, appearance is merely an inkblot test; the viewer sees whatever he or she wants. Regardless of what my appearance may suggest, I don't judge others based on their taste in music. Good music is good music, and people should listen to it and appreciate it regardless of what stigma is attached to it. Good music should be loved without shame and without thought to those who are willing to turn it into something it isn't. At the end of the day, music is nothing more than music, and that is why it's so perfect. I say all this because I have a dark secret, and I am trying to protect myself from the pretentious powers that be. Were I to mention this secret, the gavel would surely strike down harshly, and I'm certain my box-framed glasses and man purse would be confiscated. It is a secret that causes me much shame. But in the spirit of journalism, I'll bare my soul. In the conversation I used to introduce this column, the person espousing the ideals of Will Smith was I. I'm a buffalo soldier. Look, it's like I told ya. http://media.www.centralfloridafuture.com/...e-3042702.shtml

I Am Legend: Awakening - Digital Comic Book http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRV3gwfzSJw Cool video. :thumbsup:

DJ Jazzy Jeff, the turntable master who popularized the “transformer scratch” and the “chirp scratch,” will play in Whistler this weekend. After releasing his first album, Rock the House, in 1987, as half of DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince, the master has never looked back. DJ Jazzy Jeff became the first corporately sponsored DJ and also designed the first mixer for scratching — the Gemini 2200 or the Jazzy Jeff Signature Series. Since branching out from long-time friend and collaborator Will Smith, Jazzy Jeff established his own production company, Touch of Jazz, based in his hometown of Philadelphia. This year alone, Jazzy Jeff has released two new EPs, The Return of the Magnificent and The Return of Hip Hop. You can catch DJ Jazzy Jeff doing what he loves to do best on Saturday (Oct. 20) at Moe Joe’s, with supporting sets by DJ Rosco. Advance tickets are available for $15 at the Glacier Shop, Moe Joe’s and The Circle. Tickets will be available at the door for $20. http://www.whistlerquestion.com/madison%5C...F0?OpenDocument

No problem guys :2thumbs: