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5 reasons Jessica Chastain is having the best summer ever

By Andrea Mandell

Carefree summer, party of one. (AP)

Are you rocking your best tan ever? Got a new summer fling? Have you started your Hamptons summer share? Jessica Chastain may have you beat. Here are five reasons why SHE is having the best. summer. ever.

1. She bought herself a cool present.

“This may be the best thing I’ve ever bought,” shared Jess on Instagram, with a pic of her new vintage jukebox. (We’re assuming it has great history, she hashtagged: #elvis#vintage #jukebox #music #rock&roll and #happinessinabox)

2. Donatella Versace sent her these amazing flowers.

This was after Jessica rocked the designer’s stunning gown at the Cannes premiere of her movie, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby (oh, where the new cut of the film, which was once split into two parts, got a 10-minute standing ovation).

AP Photo/Alastair Grant

AP Photo/Alastair Grant

3. She got bangs!

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Inspired by Brigitte Bardot! And everyone loved ‘em.

4. She went on vacay in Rome.

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We are jeal.

5. Her big fall movie, Christopher Nolan’s super-secret ‘Interstellar,’ dropped a trailer.

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It was instantly a must-watch. Oh, …read more

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Here they go again: See OK Go’s incredible optical illusion-filled music video

By Arienne Thompson

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Back in 2006, OK Go killed the game with their innovative music video for the song Here It Goes Again, which showed the world a new way to use treadmills.

Well, they’re back at it with the video for their latest song The Writing’s on the Wall.

The video took three weeks to stage and choreograph and 50 takes to nail since it was filmed in one long take.

Frontman Damian Kulash tells Rolling Stone that he realizes and accepts that his band may be known more for their amazing visual stunts than their tunes.

“Getting people to not overlook or discount the music can be a challenge. When the treadmill video broke, we suddenly were a much bigger band than we were the month before, but we also knew that now people were gonna see us as a kind of a one-hit stunt band. We could go in two directions: We could either try to out-cool it – try to out-run it like Radiohead did with ‘Creep’ – or just embrace it and go, OK, what really worked here.”

If you loved the optical illusion teasers in the back of Highlights magazine as a kid, then you’re …read more

Source: USA Today Entertainment

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Here they go again: See OK Go's incredible optical illusion-filled music video

By Arienne Thompson

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=videoseries?list=PL0FB9262CF878A34A&hl=en_US&w=1000&h=593]

Back in 2006, OK Go killed the game with their innovative music video for the song Here It Goes Again, which showed the world a new way to use treadmills.

Well, they’re back at it with the video for their latest song The Writing’s on the Wall.

The video took three weeks to stage and choreograph and 50 takes to nail since it was filmed in one long take.

Frontman Damian Kulash tells Rolling Stone that he realizes and accepts that his band may be known more for their amazing visual stunts than their tunes.

“Getting people to not overlook or discount the music can be a challenge. When the treadmill video broke, we suddenly were a much bigger band than we were the month before, but we also knew that now people were gonna see us as a kind of a one-hit stunt band. We could go in two directions: We could either try to out-cool it – try to out-run it like Radiohead did with ‘Creep’ – or just embrace it and go, OK, what really worked here.”

If you loved the optical illusion teasers in the back of Highlights magazine as a kid, then you’re …read more

Source: USA Today Entertainment

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Is Michelle Dockery really leaving ‘Downton Abbey’?

By Cindy Clark

Nick Briggs/Carnival Film and Television Limited 2013 for MASTERPIECE

Could you imagine Highclere Castle without Lady Mary?

Neither can we!

But there’s nothing to fear, because she will be back when Downton Abbey returns for its fifth season. Michelle Dockery sets the record straight:

“It amuses me more than anything, because it’s all speculation, and I think it’s down to fact the show has such a popularity,” she tellsThe Hollywood Reporter. “But no, I’m here till the end, whenever that may be.”

Here are some more interesting tidbits:

How the cast keeps occupied throughout 11-hour days on set

“Playing Wink Murder — that helps at dining room table scenes,” says Dockery, citing the popular English whodunit parlor game. “There’s also the movie game. Someone names a film and you name an actor in that film, and it passes on. It’s great fun when we’re all here together.”

Branson was only supposed to be in three episodes

“I only signed up for three episodes,” says actor Allen Leech who plays Tom Branson. “When I finished the job, I wondered whether he’d be brought back. But he grew in season two and again in season three, because of Sybil’s death.”

Cell service at Highclere? It’s not good.

“I’m trying to order …read more

Source: USA Today Entertainment

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Is Michelle Dockery really leaving 'Downton Abbey'?

By Cindy Clark

Nick Briggs/Carnival Film and Television Limited 2013 for MASTERPIECE

Could you imagine Highclere Castle without Lady Mary?

Neither can we!

But there’s nothing to fear, because she will be back when Downton Abbey returns for its fifth season. Michelle Dockery sets the record straight:

“It amuses me more than anything, because it’s all speculation, and I think it’s down to fact the show has such a popularity,” she tellsThe Hollywood Reporter. “But no, I’m here till the end, whenever that may be.”

Here are some more interesting tidbits:

How the cast keeps occupied throughout 11-hour days on set

“Playing Wink Murder — that helps at dining room table scenes,” says Dockery, citing the popular English whodunit parlor game. “There’s also the movie game. Someone names a film and you name an actor in that film, and it passes on. It’s great fun when we’re all here together.”

Branson was only supposed to be in three episodes

“I only signed up for three episodes,” says actor Allen Leech who plays Tom Branson. “When I finished the job, I wondered whether he’d be brought back. But he grew in season two and again in season three, because of Sybil’s death.”

Cell service at Highclere? It’s not good.

“I’m trying to order …read more

Source: USA Today Entertainment

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