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May Contest |
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A LICENSE TO
CHILL MARTINI SET FROM PLUM GIFT CO.
Valued at $100 |
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We all know
fabulous gifts dont grow on trees, but thanks
to Toronto-based gift company Plum Gift Co.,
picking fruitful finds just became a lot easier.
Plum offers seasonal collections with items at
every price point. Alternatively, those looking
for custom gifts can enlist Plums help to
source the perfect find for the hard-to-buy set.
Plums gifts are presented in beautifully
wrapped packages, papered with rich hues and
adorned with classic ribbon, eliminating the
need for do-it-yourself wrapping.
Plum Gift Co.
is offering Movie Entertainment readers
the chance to win a License To Chill
Martini Set. This gift package comes equipped
with the tools of the trade so connoisseurs and
novices alike can chill out with this hip and
elegant cocktail set. The fun 11 oz. Rocket
Cocktail Shaker adds a playful twist. Two
martini glasses and a Little Black Book of
Martinis also included.
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April Contest |
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TASTEMAKERS 2007
GENIE
AWARDS GIFT BAG
Valued at $1500 |
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The Tastemakers 2007 Genie Awards gift bag
includes products from brands such as Cargo
Cosmetics, Colgate, Conair, Dermaglow,
Hagensborg, Kicking Horse Coffee, Lush, Revlon,
Simply., Victorinox Swiss Army, THINGS...Humour
In A Box, Trind Hand & Nail Care, Vespa, WWF-Canada
and XTOL Skin Therapy; gift certificates from
ReJuveDerme and Grail Springs Health and
Wellness Centre; Valentinos new Rock n Rose
fragrance; plus music from Shaye, Serena Ryder,
Norah Jones and The Cliks all packed in an
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MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT
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When Johnny comes sailing home
No other actor could have done justice to
Jack Sparrow role
How we love Johnny Depp: his unkempt good looks, his aura of
vaguely rehabilitated naughtiness, his determination to keep his
name below the title, so you never really know what a Johnny
Depp movie might be. Director Tim Burton calls him a character
actor in a leading mans body.
And how we love Jack Sparrow, unregenerate coward, egotistical
scoundrel, amoral buccaneer determined to beat the devil with a
combination of betrayal, speed and good luck; outlaw of
questionable sexuality and intermittent
sobriety. Hes the anti-hero who has leered his way through two
blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean movies with a third, At
Worlds End, coming May 25 that are rousing, messy, gallant
and pansexual. Call them swishbucklers.
It was a marriage made in Hollywood heaven, and it paid off:
Oscar nominations for the first Pirates film, $1 billion in
worldwide box office receipts for the second, and guaranteed
lineups for the third. And not so incidentally, they have made a
genuine movie star out of Depp, who is being dragged kicking
if not screaming into the limelight and out of a forced
attempt at obscurity (he chooses chancy projects; he lives in
France; he insisted on turning Jack Sparrow into what he calls a
combination of Keith Richards and Pepe Le Pew, a choice that had
Disney executives rattled and uncertain, at least until the
opening-day receipts were counted.)
It might not have worked with any other star. Depp was an
inspired choice. Imagine how Brat Pitt, say, could have turned
the role into an unregenerate hunk, or how the sensitive
sincerity of a Jake Gyllenhaal or a Heath Ledger could have
spoiled all the knavish fun. Depp, the former teen idol (21 Jump
Street) is a heartthrob, but a quirky one: a mincing director in
Ed Wood, an ethereal man-child in Edward Scissorhands, a
feathery ladies man in Don Juan DeMarco. He was nominated for
an Oscar for the first Pirates movie and immediately followed it
up with a second Oscar-nominated performance, this time as
another perpetual adolescent in Finding Neverland.
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