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Chris Pratt is taking over the late-night hosting duties from Jimmy Kimmel three days after filing for divorce from Anna Faris.

The Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom actor, 38, made no mention of his split during Monday’s monologue, but did express his nerves about being Kimmel’s replacement.

Pratt stepped in for the 2018 Oscar host as Kimmel’s 7-month-old son Billy is recovering from his second heart surgery .

“You know I was actually – I was kind of nervous to do this tonight, because… you know – I’ve never done anything like this,” Pratt told viewers.

In addition, the father of one...

Sunday brunch goals!

Oprah Winfrey celebrated the release of her new book, Wisdom of Sundays: Life-Changing Insights from Super Soul Conversations, by hosting a star-studded “bruncheon” at her Montecito, California, home on Sunday.

And in true Oprah style, this wasn’t just any brunch -- the event featured musical performances from acts including Andra Day and Common, and was attended by actors including Jenna Dewan Tatum, Mindy Kaling, Julia Roberts, Chrissy Metz, Sophia Bush and Kerry Washington.

In between mingling with guests at her 65-acre property, Winfrey got candid about the challenges of hosting such a large event and boasted about the day’s menu, which featured “the best fried chicken in the world.”

Exclusive: Oprah Winfrey Reveals How She Stays Stress Free 'This is the Best Time of My Life!'

“The biggest challenge is when you have 400 people and you have Art, who is the best fried chicken maker on the planet,” the talk show queen...

Jessica Biel stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday, and we have to say that she had one of the best talk-show entrances we've ever seen. After Ellen thought the Sinner actress would come out from backstage, she actually descended down the steps to the Dirty Dancing hit "(I've Had) the Time of My Life." But instead of just doing a little dance and sitting down, she re-created the iconic lift move with tWitch. Prepare to have your jaw drop to the floor.

It will be awhile before we get the Masters of the Universe movie reboot. But the Money Super Market TV spots featuring He-Man and Skeletor might just make that long-gestating fantasy adventure obsolete. He-Man and arch-nemesis Skeletor seem to have settled their differences in this latest commercial, as they can be seen recreating the romantic dance scene from Dirty Dancing.

They probably just really need the money right now as they, and all of us wait for the new Masters of the Universe movie to finally happen. It's been 30 years since the Masters of the Universe movie hit theaters and it tanked in spectacular fashion, so fans have been waiting for a proper He-Man movie since the cartoon debuted in 1983. Maybe this new commercial is a hint of things to come for the 2 sworn enemies.

A price comparison website from the U.K., MoneySuperMarket, has brought He-Man and Skeletor together...

Dirty Thirty: 7 Facts to Celebrate 30 Years of Dirty DancingDirty Thirty: 7 Facts to Celebrate 30 Years of Dirty DancingKurt Anthony8/17/2017 10:29:00 Am

It’s time to lace up your dancing shoes, find yourself a bungalow bunny, and start practicing the pachanga, because today is the 30th anniversary of Dirty Dancing!

Leaping onto the silver screen, Dirty Dancing made its theatrical debut on August 21, 1987 and instantly won over the hearts – and feet – of teen and adult audiences alike. Directed by Emile Ardolino (Sister Act) and featuring the rhythmic chemistry of Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze, the romantic dance drama went on to earn over $213M worldwide, along with being the first film to sell more than a million copies on VHS.

With a multi-platinum soundtrack, the Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy Award for Best Original Song (“(I’ve Had the Time of My Life”), and choreography by former Gene Kelly student, Kenny Ortega (High School Musical,...

Tuesday saw some of the toughest competition between America's Got Talent performers, who were all vying for the last seven spots in the final week of the Judge Cuts round.

From singing groups to daredevils to mind-blowing magicians, every act that hit the stage knew what was on the line and brought everything they had to impress the judges -- but despite an onslaught of stunning displays of skill, the panel still had to make their cuts.

Special guest judge Seal helped the panel whittle down the he competition to the seven performers who impressed them the most and showed that they have what it takes to go all the way. Here are the acts that made it through to the upcoming Agt live round.

Watch: 'America's Got Talent': Johnny Manuel Earns Golden Buzzer From Guest Judge Seal After Epic Performance

1. In The Stairwell

This a capella singing group, made up of members...

Forget about the singers, magicians and other talented acts on America's Got Talent. We just fell in love with a young dancing duo. On Tuesday night's all-new episode, viewers were reintroduced to Artyon and Paige who are eight and nine years old. In tonight's performance, the duo decided to channel their inner Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey with a rendition of "Time of My Life" from the Dirty Dancing movie. Despite being in elementary school, this duo completely wowed the audience and judges with their moves and famous lift. And spoiler alert: They totally made it through to the next round. If their routine wasn't enough to make you a fan, the pair also shares a...

The original Dirty Dancing is a favorite movie to women of all ages. The magic of the film was created by the music, the spark between Jennifer Grey and the late Patrick Swayze, and of course, the dancing. It was a movie we watched when we were young, fantasizing about growing up and falling in love, and we watch it now that we're grown and remember our first loves and those magic summers of our youth. 

Remaking a movie so iconic is a big risk, so I watched this ABC remake with a grain of salt. I knew it wouldn't be the Dirty Dancing of my youth, but I wanted to see what it had to offer. Here's the lowdown. 

The cast: Abigail Breslin (Signs, Little Miss Sunshine, Zombieland) as Baby Houseman was a perfect fit. She's cute and youthful. She played the naive and inexperienced, yet intelligent Baby really well.

Nobody should make a Dirty Dancing reboot…

But if you're going to, do it right.

Before you read any further, know that I really did try to give ABC's musical adaptation a chance, I did. There have been plenty of remakes of classical hits over the past few years -- some which were not so great, but others, like Grease: Live, that were wonderfully done and satisfied almost all of the viewers who tuned in. Of course, whenever you hear the news that one of your favorite movies of All Time is going to be remade, there's that moment of excitement -- "Yes! I am pumped for this!" -- followed by fear -- "Wait, what if this goes terribly wrong?"

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So after hearing who would take on the beloved roles of Patrick Swayze's Johnny Castle (newcomer Colt Prattes) and Jennifer Grey's Baby Houseman (Little Miss Sunshine herself, Abigail Breslin), I told...

It’s the perfect summer day in western North Carolina -- sunny, breezy and warm with blues skies reflecting against the lake and stretching for miles over rolling green meadows -- and entering the grounds of the country club, a giant “Kellerman’s Lodge” sign greets you from the golf course. Couples in starched, pastel outfits sit in rocking chairs on the porch waiting on cues from the director, while a dance coach run moves on the practice log that hovers twelve inches above the ground. The set of ABC’s highly anticipated Dirty Dancing musical reimagining -- starring Little Miss Sunshine’s Abigail Breslin as Baby and Colt Prattes as Johnny Castle -- is the fancy summer camp experience of your dreams and the cast has bonded tightly just like kids at the end of the season.

It’s understandable how close they’ve come -- besides being stuck in a remote mountain paradise for weeks...

If you grew up obsessed with the tale of Baby and Johnny falling in love in the Catskills, brace yourself: ABC’s upcoming “Dirty Dancing” remake is… well, different.

The original film, released in 1987, blended a classic coming-of-age story with a dance-drenched romance, as good girl Baby (Jennifer Grey) finds herself defying her family after meeting dance instructor Johnny (Patrick Swayze). Set in the ’60s, it’s been an iconic favorite for 30 years, so of course it’s natural to be curious (and maybe even a little skeptical) of ABC’s remake, which premieres May 24.

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The new film is three hours long (with commercials) and, rather than let the soundtrack speak for itself, translates “Do You Love Me?” and “Time of My Life” into literal musical numbers performed by the cast,...

The new Dirty Dancing is almost here!

ABC released the first trailer for the TV movie on Tuesday, just one month before the remake is set to debut.

Related: Abigail Breslin Practices Iconic 'Dirty Dancing' Lift in New Photos From ABC Remake -- See the Pics!

The 30-second clip gives fans a new look at Abigail Breslin as Baby, as she's introduced to Colt Prattes' Johnny. Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze originated the roles in the 1987 film.

"What's your name?" Prattes asks to Breslin's soft reply, "Baby."

The trailer includes all the iconic moments from the original film -- there's a steamy kiss, dancing to "(I’ve Had) the Time of My Life" and even the famous line, "Nobody puts Baby in a corner" -- as well as the new cast, which also features Katey Sagal, Debra Messing and Sarah Hyland.

Watch: 'Dirty Dancing' Turns 30! 9 Things You Didn't Know About the Iconic...

Director Ken Loach, his longtime writing partner Paul Laverty, and composer James Newton Howard will receive top honors at this summer’s 52nd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

Loach and Laverty, the team behind “I, Daniel Blake,” will be awarded with the Crystal Globe for Outstanding Artistic Contribution to World Cinema. The festival called Loach and Laverty “pioneers of British social realist film with a humanitarian message.”

Read More: 2016 Karlovy Vary Iff Awards Winners: ‘It’s Not the Time of My Life’ Takes Top Prize

Howard, who has composed the scores to films like “Pretty Woman,” “Batman Begins,” and “The Hunger Games,” will also receive the Crystal Globe, and is set to take part in an opening night concert at Hotel Thermal that he will personally conduct. The Czech National Symphony Orchestra will perform the world premiere of his score for the 2018 sequel to “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

Dirty Dancing fans, mark your calendars!

Come May 24, the three-hour filmed musical event will premiere on ABC — and People has an exclusive sneak peek at the first promo!

The TV remake tells the story from the original 1987 romantic drama, but from a fresh perspective. Abigail Breslin stars as Baby Houseman, who falls in love with bad boy dancer Johnny Castle (newcomer Colt Prattes). The film also costars Debra Messing (Marjorie Houseman), Bruce Greenwood (Dr. Jake Houseman), Nicole Scherzinger (Penny Rivera), Sarah Hyland (Lisa Houseman), Tony Roberts (Max Kellerman), Katey Sagal (Vivian Pressman), Billy Dee Williams (Tito) and J. Quinton Johnson...

Like most other movies you’ve seen and maybe enjoyed, “Dirty Dancing” is being rebooted. And like many other remakes, this one stars an actress who wasn’t yet born when the original was released: Abigail Breslin, who’s leading the upcoming TV reimagining alongside Colt Prattes. Entertainment Weekly has more than 30 new photos from this new “Dirty Dancing”; avail yourself of them here.

Read More: 3-Hour TV Remake Of ‘Dirty Dancing’ Starring Abigail Breslin On The Way

Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey starred in the 1987 original, which made more than $200 million worldwide, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song (“(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life”) and spawned the poorly received “Havana Nights” prequel in 2004. Kenny Ortega, the original choreographer, was initially set to direct this new version but has since been replaced by Wayne Blair (“Septembers of Shiraz,” “The Sapphires.”)

Read More: Abigail Breslin to Star...

A version of this story originally appeared on EW.com.

Spoiler Alert: Read on only if you have already watched the season 6 finale of New Girl, “Five Stars for Beezus.”

It looks like everyone got their happy ending on the season 6 finale of New Girl — so is New Girl ending? And if it’s not, where do we go from here?

After watching that tied-up-in-a-bow season ender that saw Jess (Zooey Deschanel) and Nick (Jake Johnson) finally rekindle their romance, Cece (Hannah Simone) and Schmidt (Max Greenfield) expecting, Winston (Lamorne Morris) call his father with Aly’s (Nasim Pedrad) help,...

Chicago – From March 3rd to the 30th, the 20th Chicago European Union Film Festival (Ceuff) of 2017 will unfurl at the Gene Siskel Film Center in Chicago. The Opening Night Film is from Malta – and their emerging film industry – and it’s entitled “20,000 Reasons,” directed by Jameson Cucciardi. For more information, including a complete schedule of films, click here.

This is the largest festival in the nation showcasing films of the European Union nations, and this edition of Ceuff presents Chicago premieres of 62 new feature films, representing all 28 European Union nations. Included in the festival are new and daring work by some of Europe’s most renowned directors, including: Olivier Assayas (“Personal Shopper”); the Dardennes brothers (“The Unknown Girl”); Doris Dörrie (“Greetings from Fukushima”); Bruno Dumont (“Slack Bay”); Eugène Green (“The Son of Joseph”); Szabolcs Hajdu (“It’s Not the Time of My Life”); Joachim Lafosse (“After Love”); Sergei Loznitsa (“Austerlitz...

Jordan Peele’s Get Out is a modern-day provocation commanded by raw talent. On the surface, one can marvel at a feature debut steadied by poise, purpose and tonal damnation. Social relevancy gives a voice to racial unrest, only making this twisted suburban nightmare even more daringly delicious. Peele uncorks a bottle of matured oppression, and adds it to a simmering societal pot that only appears to be bubbling more by the day. Paranoia, exploitation and class dominance make for one hell of a conflict, yet comedy still endures. Not like a confined Key & Peele sketch entertains, though – expect nothing to be held back. Just wait for the last thirty-minutes or so. Fireworks by way of gore, survival terrors and one massive, monumental mindfuck.

Daniel Kaluuya stars as Chris, an African-American photographer who’s dating the All-American Rose (Allison Williams). It’s a big weekend for the couple. They’re...

Simon Brew Feb 8, 2017

The late Patrick Swayze was fond of a practical joke or two - and perhaps his most infamous came on the set of the film Red Dawn...

Here's one of those stories that you may have missed over the years. It always makes me chuckle, and if all goes to plan, I'll find a few more short pieces of this ilk over the coming weeks.

The late Patrick Swayze was fond of a practical joke or two on his movie sets - and one in particular lit a fire beneath his director at the time.

Swayze was making the film Red Dawn, for director John Milius. Milius, a man fond of explosives himself, went to answer a call of nature whilst shooting the film. Unbenownst to him, however, Patrick Swayze had got there first.

As the actor recounted in his memoir, The Time Of My Life, "I...

” Look, spaghetti arms. This is my dance space. This is your dance space. I don’t go into yours, you don’t go into mine. You gotta hold the frame!”

No one puts Baby in a corner … and no one should miss the chance to see the iconic 1980s romance Dirty Dancing! As it celebrates its 30th anniversary, Dirty Dancing returns to movie theaters across the country for two days only on Sunday, January 29, and Wednesday, February 1, at 2 p.m. and 7 pm. (local time) each day.

Following the theatrical re-release, a “Dirty Dancing 30th Anniversary Collector’s Edition” will make its debut Feb. 7. Filled with impossible-to-forget music, including the Oscar-winning “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life,” and with the rhythmic moves created by choreographer Kenny Ortega, Dirty Dancing stars Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze as Baby and Johnny, whose summertime romance collides the social upheaval of the 1960s.

You ruined everything, you stupid...

Nope. I don’t think Rebecca, nor the winds, ruined anything.

When the “winds of Diablo” blew their way through West Covina on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Season 2 Episode 11, everyone re-evaluated their choices.

And I think everyone ended up right where they belong.

Things got a little weird during an hour that shifted the direction of the series, so let’s start talking about it!

You might say, 'Don't do it, Winds! Leave these poor people alone!' But I'm a prankster. Tee-hee-hee-heeeee. I just wanna see what will happen.

Mr. Santa Ana Permalink: You might say, 'Don't do it, Winds! Leave these poor people alone!' But I'm a prankster.... Added: January 20, 2017

Let’s start with the winds.

I always love when a narrator takes over for an episode. It’s one of the elements I love most about Jane the Virgin - there’s just...

Lindsay Pergola and Richie Guarini definitely had the time of their lives at their wedding reception!

The newlyweds decided against a more traditional first dance in favor of a surprise (and beautifully pulled off) rendition of Dirty Dancing‘s iconic “Time of My Life” scene at their wedding in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, on New Year’s Eve.

“It was my favorite movie growing up and I always had the idea in the back of my head ever since I could remember. Then when we got engaged I asked Richie if he would do it with me and he agreed!

Have the time of your life when the Dirty Dancing: 30th Anniversary Edition arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD, along with a special Limited Collector's Edition Box Set, on February 7, 2017, featuring all new bonus material. The classic will also return to theaters on January 29 and February 1, 2017 for a 30th anniversary presentation from Fathom Events and Lionsgate. Dirty Dancing stars Patrick Swayze (Ghost), Jennifer Grey (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), Jerry Orbach ( TV's "Law & Order"), Cynthia Rhodes (Flashdance), Kelly Bishop (TV's "Gilmore Girls"), and Jack Weston (The Thomas Crown Affair).

The iconic story of Baby and Johnny's summer love, Dirty Dancing returns to the big screen on January 29 and February 1, 2017 for a 30th anniversary presentation from Fathom Events and Lionsgate. This memorable experience will also treat fans to an exclusive never-before-seen 15-minute sneak peek of the brand-new special feature "Happy 30th Birthday, Dirty Dancing," from the upcoming Dirty Dancing 30th Anniversary home entertainment release,...

The first dance between a newly married couple can often be incredibly emotional, but these six unique first dances take that principle to the next level.

All we have to say is: We’re not crying. You’re crying.

1. When this paraplegic veteran surprised his bride by dancing at their wedding without their wheelchair.

Sgt. Joey Johnson served in Afghanistan, and when he returned, took up riding motorcycles, which helped him with his post-traumatic stress disorder. But four months after he met Michelle Johnson at a concert in 2012, Johnson had an accident on his motorcycle that left him a paraplegic.

Festival’s industry strand crowns work-in-progress winners from Macedonia and Ukraine.

The Grand Prix of FilmFestival Cottbus (8-13 November) went to Russia for the fourth time in the last six years, with filmmaker Ivan I. Tverdovsky taking the top award for his second feature Zoology after also winning top honours for his debut Corrections Class in 2014.

The other previous winners from Russia had been Angelina Nikonova in 2011 with Twilight Portrait and Alexander Veledinsky in 2013 with The Geographer Who Drank His Globe Away.

Moreover, Tverdovsky is the third film-maker to win Cottbus’s top prize twice in the festival’s 26-year history following Slovakia’s Martin Sulik (1993: Everything I Like and 1995: The Garden) and Serbia’s Oleg Novkovic (2006: Tomorrow Morning and 2010: White White World).

The international jury, which included veteran Israeli producer Marek Rosenbaum and Serbian actress-director Mirjana Karanovic, described Zoology as ¨an original and emotional story about loneliness, love, hope and...

★★★★★ Winner of the best film award at Karlovy Vary and given its second berth at the Warsaw Film Festival, Szabolcs Hadju's It's Not the Time of My Life is an engrossing, poignant and often very funny study of marriage, family and child rearing. The film gets an unusual degree of realism from the fact that married couple Farkas and Eszter (Orsolya Török-Illyés) and their son Bruno (Zsigmond Hajdu) are played by the director and his family, while the action takes place exclusively in their cosy real-life Budapest apartment.

They’ve never felt this way before. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump’s second debate has been dubbed into a duet to “(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life”, the Oscar-winning theme song from “Dirty Dancing”. The duet dub of the cringe-worthy debate held over the weekend was first posted by Dutch Lucky TV and shows the […]...

What if Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump just busted out in a song during the second presidential debate on Sunday? Well, some genius cut the debate video to make it look like the duo sang “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.” In the video posted by the Dutch Lucky TV, Trump and Clinton walk onto the stage to greet audiences, only for Trump to take the mic and start singing the male verse of the song from “Dirty Dancing.” He stares lovingly at Clinton, before she sings the female part of the duet. And for the last 25 seconds of.

Sundance 2015 belonged to “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,” Alfonso Gomez-Rejon’s crowd-pleasing big screen take on the popular Ya novel of the same name by Jesse Andrews. The adulation was obvious from the start, thanks to a premiere punctuated by a massive standing ovation and a late-night bidding war (with Fox Searchlight ultimately paying $12 million for the indie), all topped off nicely by the double-whammy win of the festival’s Grand Jury Prize and its Audience Award.

The tearjerking dramedy even came complete with a trio of up-and-coming talents to watch — the me, the Earl and, yes, the dying girl — including Thomas Mann, Rj Cyler and Olivia Cooke. As “dying girl” Rachel, former scream queen Cooke was tasked with being funny, sad, dramatic, creative, worldly and wise, all in one appealingly unsentimental package. Best known to audiences for her turns in a series of horror offerings, including “The Quiet Ones,...

Ten years after the Athens Olympic Games, the Athens Olympic Village is a near-deserted place and harbors only a few working-class families who were offered free housing after the 2004 games. It’s the setting for Sofia Exarchou’s debut feature film “Park,” about a group of Athenian teenagers who come of age during a summertime idyll.

They wander around the ruins, playing versions of the Olympic games, and organizing dog mating for money. The eldest members of the group, retired athlete Anna (Dimitra Vlagkopoulou) and timid Dimitri (Dimitris Kitsos), court each other and eventually become a couple, but soon must confront their displacement and alienation in and outside the Village. Watch an exclusive trailer for the film below.

Read More: 2016 Karlovy Vary Iff Awards Winners: ‘It’s Not the Time of My Life’ Takes Top Prize

“Through the intersecting stories of the kids of the Olympic Village, ‘Park’ tries to...

What happens if you suddenly grow a tail one day? Would it be just another burden or would it be the catalyst that turns your entire life around? This is the premise of Ivan I. Tverdovsky’s “Zoology,” the story of a lonely middle-aged zoo worker who finds herself with a new appendage and begins to experience life again. Natasha (Natalia Pavlenkova) still lives with her mother in a small coastal town and constantly struggles for independence. But when she grows her tail, she uses it as an opportunity to redefine her life. She begins a relationship with a man and allows herself to experience joy for the first time, but eventually she’s forced to make a choice between reality and illusion. Check out some exclusive images from the film below.

Read More: 2016 Karlovy Vary Iff Awards Winners: ‘It’s Not the Time of My Life’ Takes Top Prize...

Karlovy Vary International Film Festival wrapped its 51st edition and the display of new Central and East European cinema with the award-giving ceremony. Hungarian filmmaker Szabolcs Hajdu was picked for the Grand Prix in the main competition for his independently produced chamber(s) drama It´s Not the Time of My Life, which follows a marital crisis shot in the filmmakers actual apartment. Hajdu, who also stars in the film alongside his spouse and son, returned to the stage to receive another accolade the very same night, the Best Actor Award, for his performance. Arising Russian director Ivan I. Tverdovsky who made a name on the international circuit with the small yet intense drama Correction Class, was picked for the Special Jury Prize for his sophomore feature,...

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The 51st Karlovy Vary Film Festival ended Saturday night with an awards ceremony that found Michael Shannon unexpectedly presenting an award and President’s Award honoree Charlie Kaufman wowing the crowd with an acceptance speech completely in Czech. “Captain Fantastic” continues to garner accolades around the world as it took the coveted Audience Award and the […]

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Hungarian drama won best film and best actor, while Czech features also saw success.

Szabolcs Hajdu’s Hungarian drama It’s Not the Time Of My Life was the major winner at the 51st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic, which handed out its awards on Saturday night (July 9).

The film took the Crystal Globe for best feature film, which comes with a $25,000 prize, as well as best actor for director Hajdu, who also stars.

Ivan Terdovskiy’s surreal drama Zoology took the special jury prize, while Slovenian director Damjan Kozole took best director for his dark thriller Nightlife. Two Czech features also triumphed: Zuzana Mauréry won best actress for her performance in Jan Hrebejk’s school comedy The Teacher, and the final feature of the late Jan Nemec, who passed away in March this year, The Wolf From Royal Vineyard Street, received a special mention.

A further special mention went to Catalin Mitulescu’s Romanian-Swedish-Italian...

The winners for the 51st annual Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Awards were announced on Saturday night.

Hungarian director Szabolcs Hajdu’s “It’s Not the Time of My Life” took home the Grand Prix Crystal Globe prize and a $25,000 cash award. The helmer, who also stars in the film, was also awarded the best actor award for his role. The movie follows two families that happen to temporarily share an unusual apartment.

The Special Jury Prize and the $15,000 cash prize was given to “Zoology.” Directed by Ivan I. Tverdovskiy, the feature follows a disillusioned middle-aged woman who grows a tail and embarks on a thrilling new romance before reality catches up with her.

Read More: Karlovy Vary Review: ‘We’re Still Together’ Is A Smart And Sensitive Micro-Budget Drama

Damjan Kozole won the best director award for “Nightlife,” which tells the story of a wealthy couple that changed by a sudden accident.

Are you ready to have the time of your life this summer? Well, we have good news for you. “Dirty Dancing” fans can stay at the resort where Johnny and Baby fell in love and performed their famous “(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life” dance routine. The Mountain Lake Lodge in Pembroke, Virginia, is the actual destination where the movie was set, however in the cult film it is called “Kellerman Resort,” and is supposed to be located in upstate New York’s Catskill Mountains. Also Read: 'Modern Family's' Sarah Hyland Cast in ABC's 'Dirty Dancing...

The final film of Jan Nemec, who died in March, to play in the main competition.Scroll down for competition line-ups

The 51st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (July 1-9) has unveiled the competition titles in its Official Selection, East of the West and Documentary sections.

The 12-strong main competition will comprise eight world premieres and four international premieres, including the last film from renowned Czech director Jan Nemec, who died in March.

The Czech filmmaker was a notable voice of the country’s New Wave movement of the 1960s with titles such as Diamonds Of The Night (1964). His final film, The Wolf From Royal Vineyard Street, will world premiere at Kviff and is an adaptation of his own quasi-autobiographical short stories.

Other titles include Slovak-Czech drama The Teacher from Jan Hrebejk while Roberto Andò is returning to Kviff with The Confessions, three years after his hit Viva la Libertà.

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Looking for good books about the movies to read? We've got a bumper selection of recommendations right here...

A confession. I actually started writing this article in 2013, and the reason you've only reading it now is that I've made sure I've read every book on this list, save for one or two where I've marked otherwise. As such, what you're getting is a very personal list of recommendations. Each of these books has at least something to it that I think is of interest to someone wanting to learn more about film - or just enjoy stories of movie making.

I've tended to avoid picture books, with one exception, as these ones I've chosen are all intended to be chock-full of words, to relax with at the end of a long day. Which is what I did. There are one or two notable omissions, as I'm still...

Celebrity Big Brother fans could be forgiven for feeling a bit of déjà vu when Chloe Jasmine strolled into the house - and not just because she was in The X Factor.

In fact, she's been in the CBB house before, performing backing vocals for Celebrity Big Brother 2006 winner Chantelle Houghton as a member of fictional girl group Kandy Floss during the show's wrap party.

Chloe Jasmine performs in Kandy Floss by bbukfan

Chloe Jasmine (in the orange skirt) certainly seemed to get into the performance of track 'I Want It Right Now', although it didn't exactly help her when she auditioned for The X Factor for the first time later that year.

Chantelle entered the Celebrity Big Brother house in 2006 with a mission to convince her celebrity housemates that she was a member of Kandy Floss, before 're-forming' the group for Ultimate Big Brother with housemates Victor Ebuwa and Nadia Almada.

The Celebrity Big Brother housemates have taken on a 'Celebrity Show Offs' task.

Gail Porter presented the task, which saw the celebs attempt to impress the house by showing off their talents.

While housemates believed that the general public were voting on their performances, it was in fact Jenna Jameson and Farrah Abraham who were judging the task.

First up, Natasha Hamilton sings Atomic Kitten's hit 'Whole Again'.

Speaking about the performance, Jenna said, "She can sing…good thing she has some talent because her personality is f***ing s**t."

Next, James Hill gave a speech about his successful business career and Chloe-Jasmine and Stevi Ritchie united to sing the Dirty Dancing song 'Time of My Life'.

Speaking about the couple's performance, Jenna said: "This is actually really terrible… This is a train wreck... they need to be voted off just because of this."

Austin Armacost then walked a catwalk,...

David Gest's rumoured appearance on 'Celebrity Big Brother' could be derailed by his new tour of the UK. The TV personality and music producer has, according to The Mirror newspaper, been offered a six-figure sum of more than £250,000 to enter the house this summer. Although he is seriously tempted to go in and entertain viewers he is currently working on the 'David Gest (I've Had The Time Of My Life Tour!' which begins at the 2,500-seat Newcastle Town Hall on Thursday 24 September 2015 and will go on through to the middle of October playing at Manchester, Liverpool, London, Nottingham and...

Those of you who enjoy the crack of a baseball bat against the ribs must’ve loved the opening segment of American Idol‘s Season 14 performance finale.

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Clark Backham, Jax and Nick Fradiani began the hour dangled like slabs of meat above the lion’s cage, grimly accepting that one of ’em — despite having spent the week preparing a whopping three performances — was going to be unceremoniously dropped, his or her shrieks of agony drowned out by the cheering...

Noah Galloway popped the question in a big way on Monday's "Dancing with the Stars."

The Army veteran and double amputee proposed to Jamie Boyd on Monday's live show after his performance to David Cook's "Time of My Life."

"The song, the 'Time of My Life,' you've given it to me," Noah told Jamie, getting down on a bended knee as the crowd backstage cheered. "I've got to do this here."

And Jamie said, "Yes!"

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(Spoiler alert: Please do not read on if you haven’t watched Monday’s episode of “Dancing With the Stars”) It’s coming down to the wire for the contestants on “Dancing With the Stars,” but before the judging began on semi-finals night, Noah Galloway had a question of his own. The veteran and double amputee popped the question to his Army Reserve specialist girlfriend, Jamie Boyd, live on the ABC show Monday as he presented her with a diamond engagement ring after dancing to “Time of My Life” from the movie “Dirty Dancing.” “The song, the ‘Time of My Life...

Talk about a proposal! Dancing With the Stars semifinalist Noah Galloway is engaged to his girlfriend Jamie Boyd — after popping the question on live TV on Monday, May 11. Photos: Quickest celebrity engagements After performing to David Cook’s “Time Of My Life” with partner Sharna Burgess, the Army veteran presented his wife-to-be with a gorgeous princess-cut sparkler. "The song, the 'Time of My Life,' you've given it to me," the double amputee said while making his way down onto a bended knee before Boyd, a specialist in the [...]...

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