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'Wall-E,' 'Wanted' wow box office

Pixar and Disney's endearing "Wall-E" and Universal's Angelina Jolie-James McAvoy actioner "Wanted" made for another boffo weekend at the summer box office as overall revenues for the year moved ahead of 2007 for the first time in months.

The critically acclaimed "Wall-E," directed by Andrew Stanton, easily won the weekend, grossing an estimated $62.5 million from 3,992 runs. The R-rated "Wanted" rocketed past expectations, grossing an estimated $51.1 million from 3,175.

Invest in Gold

Gold has been a profitable deposit business. Since time immemorial the rate of gold has always increased. So, investing in gold will always yield good results. Gold investments can be in the form of gold coins or bullions. Either of each is good. But, you need the advice and guidance of some experts before you start depositing in gold. Monex Deposit Company has been an expert in this field of deposits for more than three decades now. Their excellent expertise combined with their experience helps their customers in guiding properly in their deposits. Their only aim is to help their customers get maximum profit through their investment. So, guys just give this site a visit and learn more about deposits in gold.

Campbell escapes punishment

Top model Naomi Campbell was sent to 200 hours of community service after her spat with the officials of British airways at Los Angels in April. In addition to that the court ordered her to pay 200 pounds to each of the officials she attacked and 250 pounds to the captain. She was also fined 23, 00 pounds for behavior. Campbell should feel herself lucky as she escaped jail sentence.

$38000 for a kiss?

A kiss is a way of expressing your love but paying $38,000 for a kiss is a little too much? The bond producer Broccoli has reportedly won a bid to kiss Daniel Craig who plays the role of the British spy for $38,000 she also won bids to kiss Hugh Grant and Robbie Coltrane. The fund raisings will go for benefit of the National Film and Television School.

PC software for doctors

Doctors have a great lot of responsibility. They have to remember a lot especially it is difficult to remember all the difficult words in medical field. To help them with it Epocrates have come up with a new idea of software for your pocket PC. They give free drug reference guide for the Blackberry devices. Their free pocket pc software is available for various devices. The software package contains free medical pocket pc software, medical Palm software, medical Windows Mobile software etc. So, guys just give this site a visit you might find their service useful. It is high time doctors start carrying their PDA’s with themselves in their job.
Note:This announcement was paid for by Epocrates.

Katie Holmes Confirmed for Starring Role on Broadway

After weeks of speculation, it has been confirmed by the show’s producers that Katie Holmes will indeed be starring in the Broadway revival of “All My Sons” alongside sci-fi notables John Lithgow and Patrick Stewart.
Manhattan’s Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre will be the site of the production, which will begin rehearsals in August, open for previews on Sept. 18 and run from Oct. 16 to Jan. 11.