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Brushing our teeth is an act that is so ingrained in the routine of everyday life that we sometimes forget its significance. Sure, most of us rarely forget to actually brush our teeth — it’s absolutely necessary to prevent bad breath, refresh the mouth and prepare us for a day of work or a night of sleep.
Blood brothers and sisters! Beginning with 2008’s Twilight, fans were introduced to the Cullen coven. Five films later, Twihards are still reeling over the vampires’ pale skin, supernatural abilities and the fact that Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) sparkles in the sunlight.
Based on the successful novels by Stephenie Meyer, the films spanned five years and consisted of Twilight, The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009), The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010), The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 (2011) and Breaking Dawn – Part 2 (2012).
Twinsies — together again! Arnold Schwarzenegger reunited with his Twins costar Danny DeVito, onstage at the Golden Camera awards show in Hamburg, Germany, this past weekend.
The Terminator actor, 67, was at the ceremony on Feb. 27, to receive the International Lifetime Achievement honor, which was presented to him by none other than DeVito, 70. The two pals exchanged a warm handshake and hug, and the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star grinned at his old friend during his special moment.
Tyler Perry – best known for his role as the primly Madea in his hit comic film series – has revealed that he was sexually and physically abused as a kid.
"I always thought I would die before I grew up," Perry, 40, writes in a letter to fans on his Web site.
After watching a screening of the movie Precious – which centers on a teen girl struggling to overcome mental and physical abuse – he says he realized "
Prepare to go a little mad! Urban Decay is once again collaborating with Disney’s Alice in Wonderland films for a colorful makeup collection inspired by the newest movie, Alice Through the Looking Glass. Just like 2010’s Alice in Wonderland Book of Shadows (which sold out within hours of its launch), there is a colorful new eyeshadow palette ($60). Housed in a box covered in kaleidoscopic artwork and quotes from the film, the 20 brand-new shades are organized by characters Alice, Mad Hatter, Mirana, Iracebeth and Time.