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[Brightcove "4101313437001" "" "" "auto"] Techies everywhere have been faced with the question of whether to indulge in the new Apple Watch. Thanks to Christy Turlington Burns, gadget lovers can now witness the watch - not to mention the supermodel - in action. The model and mother of two joined Apple CEO Tim Cook to unveil a new partnership between the tech giant and Turlington's maternal-health nonprofit, Every Mother Counts (Emc), at Apple's Spring Forward media event in San Francisco on Monday. Turlington, 46, was tapped to experience firsthand the capabilities of Apple's latest gadget by training for a half marathon in Africa using the watch,...

Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday, March 8, meaning it’s time to ‘spring forward’ an hour. Spring Forward Most Americans are going to be changing their clocks Sunday, setting everything an hour forward to signify the beginning of daylight savings – officially, the time change starts at 2 a.m. on Sunday morning. For many, Daylight […]

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Spring forward! In the wee hours of the morning on Sunday, March 8, we push our clocks ahead by an hour, in effect losing out on a much-needed 60 minutes of sleep. If the lack of extra snooze time has you feeling exactly like Anna in Frozen, stock up on these beauty essentials that will help fake a well-rested look — even if it couldn’t be farther from the truth. The night before, apply Olay Regenerist Luminous Overnight Mask (bottom middle, $26, Drugstore.com). The gel moisturizer quickly absorbs into [...]...

Source: Columbia Pictures These days, you barely have to remember to set your clocks forward for daylight saving - your smartphone and laptop will do it for you. But that doesn't mean it's so seamless for our sanity. The national tradition of messing with our external and internal clocks dates back to Benjamin Franklin. The founding father thought waking up early was virtuous, and he's credited with coining the phrase "Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise." But the practice of forcing people to "Spring forward" did not come until 1918, during World War I, as a way to save energy. It was soon abolished after but came back as "war time" in 1942. After the Second World War, it was up to each locality to decide, until the Uniform Time Act of 1966, which set up time zones. Since then, most states have followed the...

For me, the most memorable character from this year's Evil Dead remake was Eric, played by Lou Taylor Pucci. When can the young actor next be seen starring in a horror flick? Read on to find out!

As reported by Variety, both Pucci (pictured) and Nadia Hilker will star in an upcoming sci-fi/horror film called Spring, which is set to begin shooting later this month in Italy. Xyz Films has picked up all worldwide sales rights and will sell the film at the American Film Market, which kicked off today.

Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead direct a script written by Benson.

Spring follows a young man in a personal tailspin as he flees Southern California to the Italian coast, where he sparks up a romance with a woman carrying a dark secret.

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In 2000, IFC Films released Spring Forward, the first feature directed by actor Tom Gilroy. Starring Ned Beatty and Liev Schreiber, it’s a quiet, unassuming film full of carefully observed interpersonal intricacies, focusing on the growth of the two men’s relationship over the course of a year while they work for the Parks Department in a small Connecticut town. One of the smartest, subtlest indie films of its era, Spring Forward won awards and an impressive array of rave reviews. Nevertheless, it took Gilroy nearly a decade to get going on his second feature, The Cold Lands, which is only …...

Easter weekend is here and it’s time to bust out the Easter baskets, and cocktails. HollywoodLife.com has the perfect recipes to brighten up your holiday!

What’s an Easter egg hunt without a yummy cocktail? You know it’ll make finding those colorful eggs even more fun!

Easter Cocktail Recipes The Bajan Groove

Served at Bagatelle NY & La

Ingredients:

Grey Goose Poire Falernum Coconut Water Lime Juice Cucumber Mint Basil Vita Rosa

Created by Moses Laboy

Ingredients:

Courvoisier® Rosé Fenugreek Simple Syrup Courvoisier® Vsop Fresh Lemon Juice Egg White Candied ginger garnish The Bajan Groove

Served at Bagatelle NY & La

Ingredients:

Grey Goose Poire Falernum Coconut Water Lime Juice Cucumber Mint Basil Spring Forward

Renaissance Hotels

Ingredients:

1 ½ oz. Ketel One Vodka 1 oz. Fennel Syrup* ¾ oz. Fresh Lime Juice Splash Absinthe 1 Egg White (Pasteurized) Sprig of Fennel

Directions:

Combine all ingredients in a Boston shaker. Add ice, and shake...

Fast National ratings for Tuesday, March 20, 2012.   The Spring Forward Bandit continues to wreak havoc even in its second week, as primetime ratings for Tuesday night favorites like "NCIS" and "New Girl"  (plus an few non-favorites) remained low on an evening dominated by CBS.   The news wasn't all negative on Tuesday, though. Boosted by "Last Man Standing" there was week-to-week growth for "Cougar Town," while NBC's "The Biggest Loser" also rose with its finale approaching and lifted "Fashion Star." The needle also ticked up ever-so-slightly for ABC's "The River" and The CW's "90210" and "Ringer."   Among adults...

Fast National ratings for Thursday, March 15, 2012.   The Spring Forward Bandit took a bite out of the "American Idol" Thursday results, but still helped Fox win the night both overall and among young viewers.   Meanwhile, among tidbits of interest to readers:    "Community" returned from its spring hiatus with improbably strong demo numbers without "Big Bang Theory" as competition, while sluggish basketball returns also helped NBC's "Awake" add viewers for its third episode.    Also, ABC's Ashley Judd drama "Missing" got off to a solid start overall, but lagged among young viewers, ranking behind "Community" among adults 18-49...

Fast National ratings for Wednesday, March 14, 2012.   The Spring Forward Bandit took viewers from "American Idol," but the Fox talent show held up relatively well against bigger drops for ABC's comedies, NBC's "Are You There, Chelsea?" and CBS' "Criminal Minds." The result was that Fox won Wednesday night easily in all key measures.   [Reminder: In the aftermath of Sunday morning's time change, most primetime early-evening numbers will likely be lower-than-usual this week, a peculiar phenomenon that occurs every year.]   Among adults 18-49, Fox averaged a 5.3 rating, far ahead of CBS' 2.8 rating and the 2.2 rating...

Fast National ratings for Tuesday, March 13, 2012.   It was another night of post-Spring Forward ratings drops, with "New Girl,"   "The River" and even an "NCIS" repeat among the offerings taking big falls. While CBS still dominated overall, the declines led to a three-way logjam among young viewers.   The night was so sluggish that even though NBC's "Fashion Star" got off to a fairly dismal start, it still won the 10 p.m. hour among young viewers, giving NBC a reason to pretend to smile.   [Reminder: In the aftermath of Sunday morning's time change, most primetime early-evening numbers...

Fast National ratings for Monday, March 12, 2012.   "The Voice" took a large, Spring Forward-related, drop on Monday night, but still dominated the competition, which included three hours of solid "Bachelor" finale programming on NBC.   Other original programming dropping on Monday night included Fox's "Alcatraz" and NBC's "Smash."    [Reminder: In the aftermath of Sunday morning's time change, most primetime early-evening numbers will likely be lower-than-usual this week, a peculiar phenomenon that occurs every year.]   Among adults 18-49, NBC averaged a 4.2 rating for Monday night, easily beating ABC's 3.0 rating in the key demographic. CBS averaged a...

It's been four years since Bruce Willis (metaphorically) strapped on his wife beater and tossed off his shoes in the last "Die Hard" film, "Live Free or Die Hard." Now we can say officially: it'll be a year and a half more until he does it again.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Fox has scheduled the fifth "Die Hard" film, which will be titled -- ahem -- "A Good Day to Die Hard," for February 14, 2013. Yep, Valentine's Day. Ladies, I know how much you enjoy spending Valentine's Day watching Bruce Willis action films, but try to contain your excitement. Thank you.

"A Good Day to Die Hard" is a decent title, if not as extravagantly silly as "Live Free or Die Hard." I wasn't convinced, though, that there wasn't a better (or, at least, more extravagantly silly) alternate title out there. I wracked my brain, and put it to Twitter,...

Can what you say on Facebook and MySpace sink you in court? Why did an anti-gay marriage pledge drop a reference to slavery? And is women’s soccer more exciting than the men’s game? A look at some of the most interesting posts on the Wall Street Journal’s blogs:

Facebook, Myspace, Fair Game as Evidence in Court: Recent plaintiffs continue to find themselves slapped with evidence from social networking sites that endanger or even completely derail their cases,...

Fast National ratings for Monday, March 15, 2010.   With TV ratings experiencing their traditional post-Spring Forward sluggishness (coupled with repeats on CBS), Fox was able to claim victory on a very slow Monday night.   Among adults 18-49, Fox averaged a 3.4 rating, beating the 2.8 rating for CBS in the key demographic. ABC's 2.1 rating and the 1.7 rating for NBC followed. The CW's 1.0 rating was fifth for the night.   Overall, Fox averaged an estimated 10.11 million viewers to go with a 6.0 rating/10 share. CBS was a close second with a 5.9/10 and an estimated 9.32...

Webisode 03/09/09   On Monday's "The Insider," host Lara Spencer wore a white-hot Diane von Furstenberg dress with yellow accents -- a look "Insider" head stylist Anya Sarre says will be a hot trend this Spring. But if you want to look your best for Spring without breaking the bank by Summer, Anya will tell you how to stretch your dollar! Watch the video to see how Anya replicates Lara's head-to-toe designer look with a similar frock and chic accessories for hundreds less! It's all one click away!     Dress: Charlotte Russe www.CharlotteRusse.com Belt: Forever 21 www.forever21.com Shoes: Aldo www.aldoshoes.com Necklace: Target www.target.com Earrings: H&M www.hm.com Ring: Forever 21 www.forever21.com

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NEW YORK -- Kip Pardue has signed on to the indie feature Loggerheads for Gill Holland and Lillian LaSalle's newly formed LasalleHolland management-production shingle. Inspired by a true story, Loggerheads, to be directed by Tim Kirkman, revolves around three interweaving tales in North Carolina. Pardue will play a charismatic drifter who travels to a coastal town to help save endangered loggerhead turtles and must decide whether to keep traveling or settle down. Also on board Loggerheads are Elizabeth Perkins, Melinda Dillon (Magnolia), Michael Kelly (Dawn of the Dead) and Robin Weigert (HBO's Deadwood). Shooting begins next month in North Carolina. Holland (Spring Forward) is producing, with Stephen Hays and Lillian LaSalle serving as executive producers. LasalleHolland formed in January when Holland's CineBlast! merged with LaSalle Management Group. Kirkman's credits include the documentary Dear Jesse. Pardue -- whose credits include thirteen, Driven and Remember the Titans as well as the upcoming Imaginary Heroes and Chasing Fate -- is repped by ICM and Untitled Entertainment and attorney Jay Froberg.