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Kate's Severe Morning Sickness Could Be Hereditary

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Even duchesses can get the monster of all morning sicknesses. Known as hyperemesis gravidarum (Hg), the condition - for which Kate was hospitalized for four days - is characterized by debilitating nausea and vomiting that severely inhibits a woman's ability to eat or drink and results in significant weight loss. Affecting up to 2 percent of all pregnant women, it can start as early as five weeks into pregnancy and endure for weeks or even months. The condition typically comes on suddenly. During a visit to her prep school, St. Andrew's, on Nov. 30, a seemingly upbeat Kate dined on Scottish beef See more »

- Michelle Tauber

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Week in Review: 10 Biggest Stories, From Kate Middleton's Pregnancy to Justin Bieber's Grammy Snub

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This week was particularly dripping with drama, so waste no time getting up to speed and then voting for what you think was the most momentous story of the week! 1. Every Thousand Generations, a Perfect Child Is Born: Whether the first offspring of Prince William and Kate Middleton will be that golden child, we'll have to wait and see. But until then, we can only dream about the poshly attired adorableness that will be their firstborn! Better yet, the Duchess of Cambridge is out of the hospital after experiencing a debilitating bout of über-morning sickness, so now we can just keep anticipating their See more »

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Dexter's Michael C. Hall: Dexter Will Have to Choose Between Hannah and Deb!

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Surely through his years as a vigilante killer, Dexter probably never considered facing this conundrum: Dexter's titular serial killer will have to choose between his sister and the woman who could possibly be the love of his life.

Is speed the new suspense on TV?

Following Deb's (Jennifer Carpenter) confrontation in which she threatened to expose Hannah (Yvonne Strahovski) for being a murderer, Hannah will attempt to prevent that in this Sunday's episode (9/8c, Showtime). This will force Dexter (Michael C. Hall) to investigate whether his new girlfriend is trying to off his sister, and may See more »

- Natalie Abrams

See full article at TVGuide - Breaking News »

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Ex-Judge Cheryl Cole Sues X Factor

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Remember Cheryl "Chezza" Cole? No? Well, that's maybe not too surprising. The British singer and erstwhile Simon Cowell protégé signed on as one of the U.S. X Factor's judges last year after a surprisingly successful run on the British version of the show. However, she only survived a few weeks of pre-taped auditions before bad outfits and an incomprehensible Geordie accent saw her cut loose.  Though some British tabloids reported last week that Cole and Cowell held a meeting to "bury the hatchet" and talk over some new projects, it seems that their chat actually did not go See more »

- Andre Tartar

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This week's new DVD & Blu-ray

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Floating Weeds | Expendables 2 | The Colditz Story | Fairy Tales: Early Colour Stencil Films From Pathé | The Lord Of The Rings

Floating Weeds

For decades, the films of Yasujiro Ozu were largely unseen outside of Japan; the thinking was that his studied tales of family relationships were "too Japanese" to make sense to foreign viewers. But even in Japan his films stood out. He wasn't "too Japanese" he was "too Ozu".

Floating Weeds, a 1959 colour remake of his earlier A Story Of Floating Weeds, sees a down-at-heel troupe of travelling performers arrive See more »

- Phelim O'Neill

See full article at The Guardian - Film News »

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First Poster For A Field In England

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Ben Wheatley is not a man to rest on his laurels, even when they're as full and bushy as they are for his terrific black comedy, Sightseers. The Brighton-based filmmaker already has his next film, A Field In England, in the can after a two-week shoot in See more »

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The Rolling Stones Keep Rolling

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New York — "Time Waits for No One," the Rolling Stones sang in 1974, but lately it's seemed like that grizzled quartet does indeed have some sort of exemption from the ravages of time.

At an average age of 68-plus years, the British rockers are clearly in fighting form, sounding tight, See more »

- AP

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Bilbo Faces 'The Desolation Of Smaug' In Dailies

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Yesterday, the first image from the third "Hobbit" film, "There and Back Again," debuted over at Entertainment Weekly. Now they've decided to go back and help promote the second movie that's still a year away.

Also, Kevin Smith refuses to stop making movies in today's Dailies!

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- Kevin P. Sullivan

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“Best Film Not Playing…” Nominees Screen At Moma

16 November 2012 4:28 PM, PST

If you’re in New York this weekend head over to the Museum of Modern Art for the museum and Filmmaker‘s annual screenings of the nominees for our “Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You” Gotham Award. Playing are Terence Nance’s wildly inventive doc/fiction relationship deconstruction, An Oversimplification of her Beauty See more »

- Scott Macaulay

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First poster for Ben Wheatley’s A Field In England

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Ben Wheatley’s A Field In England has released a beautiful new poster. Sightseers was only in cinemas last week, but Wheatley has already finished shooting his follow-up, with the poster revealed over on Film4’s blog. It puts a painterly spin on the official still released last month, See more »

- Matt Maytum

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