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Andrew Niccol's first two films as writer/director, 1997's Gattaca and 2002's S1m0ne, were hollow, sterile sci-fi masquerading as earnest satire: The former told of a near future in which parents could genetically engineer perfect children; the latter proffered an actress who became the most famous and beloved movie star in Hollywood, though she existed only as bytes on a hard drive. And when totaling the works on Niccol's résumé, one can't discard his 1998 screenplay for The Truman Show, a prophetic look at reality television long before its ascendancy. Despite the latter movie's acuity, the three films ultimately added up

Romance with protection

IT’S AN ENCHANTING evening, and your dreamboat pops the question. You say “yes” and, after your vital signs return to normal, Mr. Right poses another query: “Honey, will you sign a prenuptial agreement?” Nothing can kill romance faster than the word “prenup,” say lawyers Danny Concepcion and Gaby Roldan-Concepcion, who have been married for 13 years. The couple discussed the often-misunderstood agreement in “Laws of Attraction,” which was part of “Manila’s Bridal Fair of the Century” recently in Century Park Hotel. “Marriage is not just an emotional and physical union—it’s also a financial union. A prenup and the discussions that go with

Gay Novels Heat Up Romance Genre

Scott Pomfret and Scott Whittier discussed how they developed Romentics, a brand dedicated to "true love for gay me," Wednesday at the Rainbow Center. Romentics is Pomfret and Whittier's company under which they have publish gay romance novels. Pomfret and Whittier met, fell in love and are currently living together in Boston. Although they say the concept for their gay romance novels came from their love for each other, Pomfret said he also got the idea from his mom. His mom subscribed to a Harlequinn book of the month club, and he realized romance novels were something everyone could enjoy. According to

Romance and Cigarettes Review

Romance and Cigarettes is a story about just that. The first half of the story deals with Nick Murder (James Gandolfini) and the fact that he's cheating on his wife Kitty (Susan Sarandon) with Tula (Kate Winslet). And why not? Tula is a smokin' hot red-headed woman who's got one of the dirtiest mouths I've ever seen on a woman. The things that she said were pretty wild and risque - and the only thing that ruined it was the fact that she was saying them to a guy like Nick. How the fuck did he land a snatch like

Knoxville appeals for an end on a rumored romance

34-year old Johnny Knoxville is urging the tabloids to stop writing stories about a rumored romance between him and Jessica Simpson, his-co-star in "The Dukes Of Hazzard". Knoxville insists that these untrue stories are upsetting his family. Johnny Knoxville married clothing designer Melanie in 1995 and have a 9-year-old daughter, Madison. "The Dukes Of Hazzard" is based on a popular early eighties TV series. The film debuts in local cinemas this week. Source: di-ve.com