"Romantic" Day

Who says romance is dead? Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt spent Valentine's Day at a hotel in Las Vegas - and invited the world to share in their special moment.

Here's the freshly surgically-enhanced Heidi sprawled on a bed at the Caesar's Palace resort, enjoying some of the many gifts Spencer gave her on the day.

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HOLLYWOOD MOVIE

As with most of the popular-book-to-film adaptations, you can look at Youth in Revolt a couple of different ways: From the point of view of someone who has read the source material, and (of course) from the point of view of someone who hasn't. C.D Payne's epic, 499-page novel is to teenage angst what the bible is to Christianity -- and it's always sort of reminded me of what a sequel to The Catcher in the Rye might look like if it was set in modern-day (if somewhat outdated) Oakland -- and featured a 14-year-old Frank Sinatra fanatic who would literally destroy an entire city if it meant winning over the girl of his dreams.

The problem with Youth in Revolt (the book) is that it's practically impossible to smash 499 pages of dark comedic brilliance into an hour and a half on the big screen, and, as such, Youth in Revolt (the film) definitely ends up feeling disjointed and forced in some areas -- but thanks to a wickedly hilarious performance from Michael Cera (easily the best of his career), this brainy teenage sex comedy does manage to dole out a handful of great scenes, making it worthy of your hard-earned box office dollars ... but only if you promise to read the book afterwards.

The Lovely Bones

Packed with stunning visuals but marred by storytelling deficiencies, Peter Jackson's manipulative adaptation of Alice Sebold's beloved novel is a deeply unsatisfying affair.

"Last Chance Harvey" NEW MOVIE

Producer Tim Perell, Nicola Usborne
Director Joel Hopkins
Writer Joel Hopkins
Release Date 26-Dec-2009

“The Twilight Saga"

According to his “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” co-star, Bryce Dallas Howard, the British heartthrob chipped a tooth while flossing.

Bryce revealed the information after New York Magazine asked her about the big screen vampire’s personal hygiene as she promoted her new film, “The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond.”

“Actually, he’s incredibly hygienic,” she said. “He told me this story that made me crack up. He was like, ‘Oh, I have to go to the dentist.’ And I was like, ‘Oh no, what happened? Just a check-up?’ And he was like, ‘No, I chipped a tooth.’ And I was like, ‘How?’ And he was like, ‘Flossing.’ Who does that? I don’t even floss. So he’s hygienic. Trust me.”

And Bryce, who recently took over Rachelle Lafevre’s role as the evil vampire Victoria in “Eclipse,” revealed that Robert’s character in the film franchise – Edward Cullen – made her worry about meeting him.

“I actually came out to him that I was totally nervous about [meeting him],” the redhead said. “He’s such a sweet young man, and there’s such a distinctive difference between him and Edward Cullen. He does such a wonderful job embodying that character, and bringing that character to life. But when you meet him, he’s such a down-to-earth, humble person, you feel bad freaking out around him.”

A IOVE STORY

NEW* Dogging: A Love Story

Genre: (Sex) Comedy

Director: Simon Ellis

Stars: Luke Treadaway, Sammy T. Dobson, Richard Riddell, Justine Glenton

Story: A young journalist plucks up the courage to lose his inhibitions and hang around car parks to find out what this dogging thing is all about. But when he meets a girl in one particularly seedy car park, he finds the unexpected happening - he begins to fall in love.

It's not wholly sleazy this one, but it is a sex comedy in the vein of the old Confessions movies from the 70s.