Man of Steel

Who doesn’t love Superman? Most kids have fantasized about being the man of steel, and Christopher Nolan’s reboot of this classic superhero should be a good one. It stars Henry Cavill as Clark Kent with Russell Crowe as Superman’s biological father, Jor-El, Amy Adams as Lois Lane, and Michael Shannon as general Zod.

The movie has been overhauled, and the 2006 casting of “Superman Returns” has been replaced by an all-new cast. This movie doesn’t follow where the 2006 “reboot” left off. Instead, we’re treated to a new origin story of the superhero. With Nolan as the producer (the same guy who did the newest Batman trilogy), it’s probably going to break new ground on the back story.

Monsters University

As a prequel to the 2001 movie, Monsters, Inc., Monsters University shows you where all of your favorite characters came from. Set ten years prior to the events of Monsters, Inc, a 17-year old Mike Wazowski is really eager to start college. He’s majoring in scaring, but things don’t go as planned when he meets “Sulley” Sullivan. Sulley is the exact opposite of Mike. The two become bitter enemies as the rivalry between both of them heats up. Obviously, they turn out to be the best of friends by the time Monsters, Inc happens.

If your child enjoyed the first movie, this one seems like it will be a hit.

Despicable Me 2

This upcoming American film is a 3D computer-animated comedy film and the sequel to Despicable Me. Gru (played by Steve Carell) is recruited by the Anti-Villain League to help fight Eduardo (played by Al Pacino), a super villain and Gru’s nemesis.

Disney’s Planes

It’s sort of like the movie Cars, except it’s Planes. This upcoming spinoff of the popular 2006 movie Cars (and its 2011 sequel) is about a single prop plane living in a world of high-powered jet fighters. It’s going to have the same “feel” as Cars so, if your kids liked that movie, they’re sure to love this one. Originally, it was set to be released as a “direct to video” movie in the Fall of this year, but it’s been pushed up to this summer and it’s making it to theaters.

The Smurfs 2

The Smurfs get together again, this time with their human friends to rescue Smurfette who has been captured by the evil Gargamel. It seems she knows a secret spell that can turn the evil sorcerer’s newest creation – the Naughties – into real Smurfs. Slated for release this July, the 3D comedy film sees the return of Papa Smurf, Brainy, Gutsty, Clumsy, Grouchy, and Vanity.

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Celeb Kids Fashion: The Top Trendsetters

You need do little more than browse images on the internet to be impressed by the style of these little fashion mavens. Suri Cruise is perhaps the most stylish celeb kid in the world right now, seen sporting pieces from Marc Jacobs, Gucci, Burberry, and Bonpoint when she’s out with her celeb mom, Katie Holmes. Both Jaden and Willow Smith, the son and daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, have been lauded for their styles; Jayden has been known to wear stylish Wayfarer sunglasses atop his corn rows and Ralph Macchio bowties with a little bit of bling, while Willow is known for her leather jackets, skinny jeans, futuristic boots, and hair with a little splash of color.

The Beckham children certainly make the list of stylish celebrity kids. Ten-year-old Romeo was recently revealed as the sunglass-wearing star of Burberry’s youthful spring/summer 2013 campaign ad, while adorable little Harper Beckham has worn labels like Gucci, Hermes, and Stella McCartney.

No list of stylish celeb kids would be complete without the Jolie-Pitt clan. While Maddox once made headlines for his cutting-edge Mohawk, lately he’s been seen emulating a more Bruno Mars style, wearing miniature fedoras and neck scarves. His sisters, Zahara and Shiloh, have been both been seen in stylish Ralph Lauren outwear, but each girl has their own distinctive style: Zahara is more girly, favoring dresses and leggings, while Shiloh is more androgynous, often seen in baggy clothes and fedoras.

How to Echo Celeb Kids’ Styles

If there’s one thing these little fashionistas teach us, it’s to be daring. Kids’ clothing styles are naturally more fun and flashy than adult clothes, embracing vibrant colors, patterns, and super cute accessories. At the same time, kids clothes tend to generally follow adult runway trends. No one understands this dynamic better than the online childrenswear website Alex and Alexa, which works with over 200 labels to provide stunning designer pieces for kids. Get inspired by checking out the latest styles to be featured on their website, or keeping close tabs on the first ever Global Kids Fashion Week, which is set to premiere in London next week and is sure to set a whole new bar in the kid’s fashion niche.

This is a funny and cute Korean drama. My friend recommend this Korean drama to me and she told me that I will enjoy it. It is tru

Ma Young Hee (Kim Jung Hwa) has been in love with her best friend Han Jin Woo (Yeon Jung Hoon) since the first time they met in high school. Han Jin Woo, on the other hand, does not see Young Hee’s love for him and blindly goes out with other girls in front of her. On a trip to Japan, Young Hee meets a young man on the street who takes her back to his apartment since she is drunk. Young Hee accuses this man of raping her even though he didn’t, but before she can rightfully press charges, he runs away as the government officials of Japan chase him down for an expired visa. Upon returning to Korea, Jin Woo stops by her apartment and introduces his younger brother, Han Sun Woo (Lee Wan) who just happens to be the young man she met in Japan. Jin Woo asks if Sun Woo may stay at her place, and Young Hee accepts out of love for Jin Woo. The story unfolds as a sudden high school classmate of Young Hee, Jang Hee Won, (Oh Seung Hyun), begins to court Jin Woo.

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We’re also suckers for glamour, and if a screen starlet lets us in on the secret ingredients in her beauty regimen, we’re guaranteed to try them, often kidding ourselves that the latest miracle product is going to help turn us into our favourite big screen star.

We might think that our celeb-obsessed culture is something new, but take a look at the gossip rags of Hollywood’s golden age and you’ll see we’ve been gaga for glamorous divas for decades, if not centuries. Over the years, advertisers have teamed up with everyone from Hulk Hogan to the Pope to sell us everything from ice cream to spark plugs.

The delightful Rita Hayworth… sparkplug ‘in hand’

Courtesy of George Hurrell

 Whether they succeed in making us laugh, or leave the celeb in question’s reputation in tatters, they’re guaranteed to make us sit up and take notice. Here are some of our favourite star-studded celebrity adverts – from the hugely successful to the fantastically cringe worthy.

 Babs Brings the Jackpot Joy

One of the most successful celebrity team-ups in recent years has seen Carry On and Eastenders legend Barbara Windsor crowned the new Queen of Bingo. Her latest ad for leading online bingo brand Jackpotjoy sees Babs at the helm of a drag race with a difference. Conjuring up the classic Grease scene that sees Sandy reveal her saucy new bad girl look, this time the racers aren’t hip young high school teens, but a gang of daredevil OAPs! Guaranteed to grab your attention the minute it appears onscreen, we love this ad for its timely reminder that old age pensioners are a force to be reckoned with, not a social group to be side-lined.

Nicolas Cage Japanders…

Who knew that Con Air and Face/Off star had a penchant for sweet peanut butter, dancing with reindeer, and pachinko? So much so that he penned a touching tribute (below) on the piano to Japan’s favourite addictive arcade game for Sankyo. Nic isn’t the first star to hop over to Japan to earn a lucrative pay-check in exchange for selling his soul. Hollywood stars have been lending their endorsements to Japanese ad campaigns for decades, as a way to earn big bucks in commercials they knew audiences in the west were never going to see. Well, they didn’t bank on a little ol’ think called the internet. Thanks to Youtube, and much to the stars’ embarrassment, we’ve been lucky enough to catch Arnold Schwarzenegger selling cup noodles (below) and Brad Pitt selling canned coffee (below), in the process introducing a whole new phrase to the modern lexicon – Japandering.

Jean Claude Van Damme likes his Beers Frozen

“Yes, I am Van Damme” proclaimed JCVD from a mountaintop, as he proceeded to tell us of the horrors of frozen pants. Making a surprise return to our screens, his series of commercials for Coors made him the talk of the town once more. With his tongue firmly in his cheek, the weird campaign turned into a viral hit, and proved that when it comes to celebrity endorsements, it’s the celebs who aren’t afraid to take the mickey out of themselves that we love the most.