Anne Hathaway signed "The Opposite of Love" film

Anne Hathaway has signed on to appear in a film adaptation of the Julie Buxbaum novel The Opposite of Love, the 2010 Tim Burton film Alice in Wonderland alongside Helena Bonham Carter and Johnny Depp, and the Warner Bros.

This is romantic comedy The Fiance, in which Anne Hathaway will play a woman who ends her seemingly perfect engagement, only to have her overzealous parents try to get her back together with her ex.

Wait and see ... :)

Bare Escentuals bareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation

Mineral Makeup September 29, 2008
This makeup is amazing and makes my skin look flawless. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for coverage that looks minimal, but transforms your skin and diminishes the look of imperfections.

What it is:A mineral-based foundation that gives flawless coverage.What it does:Made of only pure, crushed minerals from the earth, bareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation looks like a powder, feels like a cream, and buffs on like silk, giving skin a natural luminosity while feeling as if you are not wearing any makeup at all.What else you need to know: The coverage is complete and is free of preservatives, talc, oil, waxes, fragrances, and other chemicals that can irritate skin and cause breakouts. Size: 0.3 oz

Anne Hathaway haircut

Pic 1 Get Smart

Pic 2 The Devil Wears Prada

I really like Anne Hathaway haircut in the Devil Wears Prada, but Get Smart was a better movie. I like the short hair she had in Get Smart a little too. :D but she's gorgeous no matter what hairstyle she has!

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Anne Hathawaz Halloween costume

Well... Are you going to show a HALLOWEEN COSTUME party so like Anne hathaway?

You should go as fan girl

-black sequined dress, head wrap with feather attached to it

- Marie Antoinette and you can wear a really lacy fancy dress with a curly wig with little accesories in it like roses or little fake birds that you can get from a crafts store(that's like what they put in there hair in those days)

-A peasant girl and you can wear a dress with a corset bodice and you could wear an apron

-a fairy would be cute because you can wear a bright dress that can be short, but not too short and it can have little puff sleeves and you can wear your hair curly with flowers entwined in it, and lastly get really pretty wings.

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Halloween for your Baby

Halloween goods, apparel, accessories, and so on for your baby

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Ahoy Matey Toddler Pirate Costume

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Toddler Cute Cow Halloween Costume (2-4T)

Cute Infant Fur Monkey Animal Baby Costume, 6-18 Months

Child's Toddler Plush Lion Halloween Costume (2-4T)

DC Teen Titan Robin (TM) Infant Toddler Baby (2-4) Comic Superhero Super Hero Costume

Foogo by Thermos Leak-Proof SS 10 oz Food Jar in Pink

Unique Infant Baby Elvis Costume, 12-18 Months

Mulllins Square Lobster Baby Costume

Anne Hathaway : It hurts to watch Rachel Getting Married

It hurts to watch Rachel Getting Married because it captures, better than any film of recent vintage, the wild emotional undulations of life in a dysfunctional family.

It hurts to watch Rachel Getting Married because addicts are inevitably selfish, and movies about them are inevitably claustrophobic.

It hurts to watch Rachel Getting Married because Anne Hathaway is rawer, bluer, meaner, truer, more broken than you've ever seen her — than you've ever seen just about anyone portraying a lost soul in recovery.

It hurts to watch Rachel Getting Married because Bill Irwin, the actor playing her father, seems to split down the middle as we watch. It hurts because Rosemarie DeWitt, as the Rachel getting married, conveys without an ounce of malice the outrage and exhaustion of loving someone who's so far off from normal. And it hurts because our joy at seeing the warm, familiar face of Debra Winger turns to shock when her calibrated performance — as a detached mater familias — abruptly kicks into hellfire-spitting fury.

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$359.00 Kindle: Amazon's Wireless Reading Device

Customer Reviews: Read 4990 more reviews...

I like the Kindle October 17, 2008
After reading the reviews about the Kindle I decided to try it out. I like to read but don't like the bulk of books. I wanted to be able to take one or more books with me. So, the Kindle was a no brainer. I was worried a bit about some of the bad ratings but I'm a gambler.

After having my Kindle for about 2 months, I LOVE IT! No bulky books to carry around with me. Easy to use (but there is some learning to do). Yes, the buttons aren't perfectly placed so my biggest problem is that I seem to turn pages when I didn't mean to. Get used to it. It happens. Just hit the 'previous page' button and you're back.

Love the newspapers and the magazines. It's not like the real thing but if you want the news, you've got it. And it's all in a small, lightweight unit. I live in the country and the Whispernet, through Sprint, works great. Whole books download in seconds. You can bookmark and highlight to you heart's content. One of my favorite features is the built-in dictionary. Simple to use.

Lots more good than bad. I'd recommend it to anyone. But be careful. It just might make an avid reader out of you.

Thanks Amazon. I'm hooked for life.


Best gift ever! October 17, 2008
I Bought the Kindle for my wife one year ago. She was always wanting to go to the book store. Watching the book pile up I thought I would get her this. Man this is the best thing Ive ever bought her! Shes used it every day for the last year. She takes it with us on trips and cant seem to stop talking about how much she enjoys it. Shes always happy to share info about the unit. Shes even gone so far to suggest Colleges she use the Kindle and kids would have a lot less to pack around. It might even save high book cost's. If anyone is on the fence about this item, no worries! This thing rocks!


I'm Very Pleased with my Kindle October 17, 2008
I am very pleased with my Kindle. I'm still learning what all I can do on it. So far, it has met all my expectations. I suffer from severe rheumatoid arthritis and was finding it very difficult to hold my books while reading because of painful fingers. (had to use a pillow to hold Duma Key)

The downloads are very fast and it is still charged from the hour I had it plugged in the day it was delivered. I read for a couple hours every night, sometimes a lot more. I do not use the book holder because it just adds weight.

I would recommend this to my friends who love to read as much as I do. I also like to be able to make the font larger. My eyes are not so good as I am diabetic and need large print books.

Thanks Amazon for a great product.


My new Kindle October 17, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

This is a great product. I am finding it easy to use even when I don't read the instructions. It was so handy when I wanted to read in the airport, on the plane and at my destination. When someone extols a book they are reading, I question them carefully, consider who they are, and if they pass the test, I order the book on the spot before I forget the title. Several friends who like toys are also interested after seeing my Kindle in action.


Where do I hold this thing? October 17, 2008
1 out of 7 found this review helpful

Lets keep this simple.

Postive: The text appearance is great. Very easy on the eyes. Almost like reading from a book.

Negative: It is very uncomfortable to hold and read. There are very large buttons on both sides and the bottom. Why? It's like its made for a gorilla to change the page. Every where you touch to casually grab the thing it turns the page or worse. Did they test this thing before they mass produced it? Oh, wait... As an early buyer I was the tester. I'm hoping to send it back and buy one when they have the ergonomics figured out.