Kamis, 10 Oktober 2013

Five Things to Know About Miley Cyrus’ New Boyfriend, Theo Wenner



She doesn’t take too long. After Liam Hemsworth, 23, was spotted making out with his new blaze Eiza González, 23, only one day after his part from Miley Cyrus was advertised, Miley, 20, has considered another toss of her own! She and Theo Wenner, 26, supposedly met and become friends when he shot pictures of her for Rolling Stone.

Read on for additional insights about Theo!

1. Theo is a previous model, and a photographic artist for Rolling Stone magazine. He has shot such stars as Robert Pattinson, Ke$ha, MGMT, and Corinne Bailey Rae — and obviously, Miley.

2. Theo is no weirder to dating wonderful ladies. He additionally ran out with perfect on-screen character and model Liv Tyler, 36, in 2011.


Jackman’s Five-star "prisoners", Goodbye to Gandolfini

“Prisoners,” the astonishing suspense thriller that will send Quebecois chief Denis Villeneuve to Hollywood’s upper ranks, is confirmation positive that sort filmmaking can handle the unlikeliest, generally unpalatable subjects.

What’s more that Hugh Jackman has been misusing an excessive amount of time in Wolverine drag.

Jackman and co-star Jake Gyllenhaal lead a great throws – and score profession bests – in this provocative story of snatched kids and folks pushed past points of confinement.


Composed by Aaron Guzikowski (”Contraband”) and perfectly shot in leafless pre-winter shades by Roger Deakins, “Prisoners” starts on a drizzly Thanksgiving in suburban Pennsylvania.

Two families are offering the occasion when their most youthful children – six-year-old Anna and seven-year-old Joy – meander outside to search for a missing toy.

“Prisoners” squanders minimal time in the set-up: The families (and the crowd) handle the gravity promptly, well versed all excessively well in the depressingly natural schedules that take after this specific feature.

Candlelight vigils land on signal.

At the same time what starts as an overall watched look from inside the bad dream takes a peculiar, independent turn when distressed father Keller Dover (Jackman) gets persuaded – for exceptional explanation for why – that an adolescent, simple-minded neighbor (Paul Dano) is the criminal.

Helping the father are the other lamenting folks, flawlessly played by Terrence Howard and, particularly, Viola Davis. (The race issue – one family is white, the other dark – - is tended to just by the nonappearance of discourse). Tellingly, Dover is a deer-chasing, sustenance accumulating survivalist, his storm cellar braced for each disaster however the particular case that strikes.