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Move over “Jersey Shore.” These Brighton Beach babes will star in Lifetime’s reality show “Russian Dolls,” premiering this month. {page 03}
Botox formore thanwrinkles
Among other things, drug may soon help control overactive bladders One shotcould last nine months {page 06}
NewsCan’t pay tuition?Sugar daddy helps
‘Mutually beneficial’ website creator says students seek rich companions to helpoffset costs of college and city living NYU’s got most members of any school {page 02}
Baby, it’s hotout there ...So sit inside and play videogames. The top downloadableXbox games {page 22}
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New York University hasthe sweetest coeds of themall.
Nearly 500 studentshave signed up to be “sug-ar babies” on the datingsite SeekingArrange-ment.com, claims site cre-ator Brandon Wade.
The site matcheswealthy “daddies” withcash-strapped undergrads.
“NYU is the top schoolbecause the students havea high rent on top of tu-ition,” said Wade.
NYU tuition, on top ofroom, board and book fees,can cost a whopping$58,000 a year, and somecoeds are desperate for al-ternative ways to supportthemselves in an alreadypricey New York City, hesaid.
NYU students aren’talone in seeking “benefac-tors.” Hundreds of stu-dents from top schools likethe University of Califor-nia, Berkeley, University ofMichigan, and even Har-vard University use thesite, looking for sugar dad-dies or sugar mommas, ac-cording to Wade. He saidhe determines the numberof college students basedon those who join with.edu email addresses.
“When a sugar babygoes to a good school, shetends to boast,” he said.
“I love New York and I’lldo whatever it takes tomake it here,” advertisedone NYU sugar baby.
“I’m 23, graduated fromNYU last year and havebeen (literally) a starvingartist ever since.”
New York City is themost popular city on thesite, with Los Angeles notfar behind, said Wade.
“It’s a relationship anddating website, there’s nomoney for sex,” Wade said.“People don’t want to sitacross from a dumb blondewho can’t hold a conversa-tion.”
Website connects starving students, aka ‘sugar babies,’ with wealthy‘patrons’ NYU has highest number of registered members, creator says
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Eyed for adifferentgameNEW YORK. Alex Ro-driguez might be inhot water over hispoker play. MLB Com-missioner Bud Seligtold him he mustmeet with investiga-tors who are lookinginto illegal pokergames where he wasallegedly a player. Re-ports accused Ro-driguez of being atillegal poker gamesthat also reportedlydrew the likes of ac-tors Tobey Maguireand Leonardo Di-Caprio. METRO/AB
Station getsreopen dateDOWNTOWN. The Cort-land Street station willopen five days beforeSept. 11, the New YorkPost reported yester-day. The station suf-fered damage duringthe terrorist attacks of9/11, and has beenclosed for construc-tion. The northboundplatform reopened in2009, but downtownservice will first beavailable Sept. 6. TheR stop is also part ofthe Fulton Street Tran-sit Center. METRO/AB
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Anastasia Kurinnaya,26, is part of Lifetime’s“Russian Dolls,” a “JerseyShore”-ish show that fol-lows eight Brighton BeachRussians. The series pre-miers Thursday, Aug. 11, at10:30 p.m.
It is one of three showsin the works featuringNew Yorkers. The second is“Rat Busters NYC,” which
profiles two extermina-tors, and the third is “Paintthe Town,” following artgallery workers.
Promising a “famous, al-luring, vibrant and highlyprotective community,”“Russian Dolls” featuresshots of tanned, fur-cladwomen drinking vodka,hanging out in bars and, ofcourse — this being realityTV — even getting into afew hair-pulling brawls.
Kurinnaya, who movedto Brooklyn from Ukraine
when she was 3, was work-ing in a medical officewhen she read about theshow in a newspaper adand applied.
“Not everyone gets achance to do this,” she toldMetro. “I always wanted tobe on camera. I alwayswanted to be a celebrity. Ithought, why not?”
The beach-based showwill portray Brooklynitesin all their glory — andKurinnaya did not rule outa bar fight or two.
“There’s a lot of drama,I’ll just say that,” she said.
Equally dramatic will berat-chasers Jimmy Tallmanand Michael Morales, whobattle roaches and verminwhile cameras capture theaction. “It shows the pres-sure, dealing with pests,”Morales said. “It’s constant:bed bugs, rats, roaches. Itjust never stops, and it’s in-dicative of New York.”
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“I think people just want to seehow others livetheir lives, in theboroughs aroundNew York.”KURINNAYA
Bravo tofollowgallerinasOn Bravo network,cameras will follow 20-somethings chasingtheir dream. “Paint theTown,” a tentativetitle, follows youngwomen — they’venicknamed themselves“gallerinas” —working at art galleriesin Manhattan. Theshow is currently inproduction. In heels ongallery floors by day,and hip clubs by night,the show hopes to por-tray “a business withso few opportunities torise up the ranks.”
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A supervisor at a psychi-atric facility in Staten Is-land turned himself in topolice yesterday and wascharged with strangling apatient to death.
Erik Stanley, 37, wasworking as a developmen-tal aide supervisor at theSouth Beach PsychiatricCenter on Dec. 4.
That was the day 27-year-old Jawara Henry, anautistic patient at the cen-ter, became extremely agi-tated and began biting oth-er patients and staff there.
As Stanley helped otherstaff try to restrain the
man, he “caused Henry’sdeath by using excessivepressure on the patient’sneck and torso,” said Stat-en Island District AttorneyDaniel Donovan. “[Stanley]did not follow protocol noruse proper techniques
while trying to restrainHenry,” said Donovan.
Henry’s death was ruleda homicide, and the cityMedical Examiner foundhe died of asphyxia by neckand chest compression.
Yesterday’s arrest comesafter an eight-month in-vestigation by Donovan’soffice. Stanley was chargedwith criminally negligenthomicide and endangeringthe welfare of an incompe-tent or physically disabledperson.
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By her own admission,Kathleen LaMattina ismuch more comfortablewith a 3-foot-long IndianCrested porcupine in herarms than she is speakingwith a reporter.
One moment cleaningup emu droppings and thenext making baby talk to aFennec fox running circlesaround her, LaMattina istailor-made for the job ofacclimating 300 animals tohuman contact for theBronx Zoo’s outreach pro-grams in New York. In fact,she often takes them homewith her overnight.
What did you first do whenyou got into work?First I checked on all the an-imals and said ‘hi’ to myzookeepers to make sureeverything was OK. Then Iplayed with Buckley, a wal-laby that I hand-raised afterhis mother tried to eat him.Wallabies eat their young?He was probably just bit-ten as she was trying to gethim out of her pouch. It’svery energy inexpensive togive birth to a kangaroo orwallaby, but to actuallyraise the baby takes a longtime. So if she’s not feelingwell, the mother decides tofocus on herself. It hap-pens in the wild.So what did you do after you
played with the wallaby?I had to bring an owl in fora surgical procedure. Hehas a tumor on his foot. Hecame here in 1994, thesame year that I came, ac-tually. We take care of ani-mals from the cradle to thegrave.Are you a vegetarian?For 31 years.Do you think most people arewho work here?They’re all carnivores! But Idon’t preach. I cook meatfor my mom. Can you be-lieve it — she actually askedme what emus taste like?BLOOMBERG
School safetyagent arrested BROOKLYN. A school safetyagent was arrested Tuesday,after she was caught sellingdrugs, according to police.Tameeka Daniel, 36, whoworks at a public school insouthern Queens, wasarrested at her home inEast New York. She alleged-ly tried to sell ecstasy to anundercover cop, accordingto reports. METRO/CB
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From owl surgery to playingporcupine tag Bronx zookeeperwouldn’t have it any other way
Majoritywant crossat GroundZeroGROUND ZERO. Nearly three-fourths of Americans thinkthe 9/11 cross should be in-cluded in the World TradeCenter museum, accordingto a new report releasedyesterday.
Rasmussen Reports re-vealed that 72 percent ofAmericans say the princi-ple of separation of churchand state is not violated byhaving the 9/11 cross at thememorial.
An atheist group is su-ing to keep the cross out ofthe memorial, saying itspresence violates the Con-stitution and excludes oth-er religions by forcingChristianity at the site.
METRO/ABKathleen LaMattina poses with a porcupine at the Bronx Zoo.
What’s next?
I’m going to work on ani-mal-enrichment activities.We worry about the physi-cal well being of animals,but their psychological wellbeing is just as important.We build sandboxes for ourdesert foxes and make toysfor our parrots. Then I’mgoing to play with Jerika, ablue and gold macaw whowas actually sketched forthe movie “Rio.” Then Stick-ers and I are going to runlaps later. She’s an IndianCrested porcupine. We runup and down the hall —she chases us, then wechase her.
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Allergan earlier onWednesday reported earn-ings growth for the second-quarter, fueled largely bysales of Botox for smooth-ing wrinkles and for a grow-ing range of medical uses.
Overactive bladder,caused by uncontrollablecontractions of the organ,causes frequent urination,urgent need to urinateand inability to controlurination.
“Current drugs foroveractive bladder justdon’t work that well,” Py-ott said in an interview,“and studies show that af-ter a year, 70 percent ofpatients don’t respond totreatment.”
Standard treatments,
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Budweisercan getsnew designNEW YORK. The King ofBeers is seeing red.
Anheuser-Busch-InBev isgiving the Budweiser can amakeover as it tries to re -ignite growth in the key U.S.beer market, and the newcan will have a lot more redthan its predecessor.
AB InBev, the world’slargest brewer with otherbeer brands such as StellaArtois and Beck’s, said onWednesday that it waschanging the design togive it an “updated look.”
The new design keepsthe same logos, including ared bow tie and gold-colored crown. It will rollout in the U.S. this summerand in other markets laterthis year, the Belgium-based company said. REUTERS
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China eyedin barrageof hackingsSecurity experts an-nounced yesterday the dis-covery of an unprecedent-ed series of cyber attacksspanning five years that af-fected the networks of 72organizations globally, in-cluding the United Na-tions, governments andcorporations.
Security companyMcAfee, which uncoveredthe intrusions, said it be-lieved there was one “stateactor” behind the attacksbut declined to name it,though one security expertwho has been briefed onthe hacking said the evi-dence points to China.
The long list of victimsin the extended campaigninclude the governments of
the United States, Taiwan,India, South Korea, Viet-nam and Canada. Others in-clude the Association ofSoutheast Asian Nations,International OlympicCommittee, World Anti-Doping Agency and an ar-ray of companies from de-fense contractors to high-tech enterprises. REUTERS
On violence
A first substantive actionon Syria’s five-month-olduprising, the U.N. SecurityCouncil yesterdaycondemned human rightsviolations and use of forceagainst civilians by Syrianauthorities.
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President Barack Obama will take a three-daycampaign-style bus tour through the Midwest thismonth as he tries to refocus attention on jobs. He willbe on the road Aug. 15-17 “listening” to the Americanpeople about jobs and the economy. REUTERS
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President Barack Obama had lunch yesterday with staff members who worked on the debt negotiations, but will soon turn his attention back to creating jobs.
NEW YORK. Hulu, the popu-lar TV show website, is try-ing its hand at commis-sioning its own shows at atime when its programingpartners are starting totrim back the availabilityof content.
The online video sitesaid yesterday it will be air-ing a six-episode half-hourdocumentary series called“A Day in the Life,” pro-duced by filmmaker Mor-gan Spurlock this summer.
Spurlock centers the se-
ries around a complete dayin the lives of well knownpeople, including entre-preneur Richard Branson.
The announcementcomes just months afterleading online video serviceNetflix Inc. commissioned a26-part TV series called“House of Cards” staringKevin Spacey. REUTERS
Hulu follows Netflix,plans original content
DC working onFAA shutdownWASHINGTON. The WhiteHouse said yesterday itwas looking at ways to enda partial shutdown of theFederal Aviation Adminis-tration that has halted air-port construction projectsemploying thousands of
people and extended thesummer’s political battles.
But transportationexperts said the Obamaadministration has littleroom to maneuver, and in-stead officials pressuredCongress to break a dead-lock that has held up FAAfunds for 12 days so far.REUTERS
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Kelly Ripa isn’t tooconcerned withtrying to find a re-placement for her
famed co-host Regis Philbinwhen he leaves “Live! withRegis and Kelly” at the endof November. “All I want todo is enjoy and celebratehis legacy,” she told Metrowhile co-hosting Super Sat-urday 14, an annual bene-fit for the Ovarian CancerResearch Fund on Saturdayin Water Mill, N.Y. “Afterhe leaves, we’ll worryabout getting a guy or galin there.” But she did tellthe throng of reportersthat the change-up won’tbe boring. “I don’t thinkthere will be a Regis re-placement — I think it willbe a totally new person.”
—Additional reporting by Jeryl Brunner
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Janet Jacksonis engaged?Janet Jackson is reportedlyengaged to Qataribusinessman and billion-aire Wissam Al Mana — andhas been for almost ayear, according toHollyscoop. Sources saythe secret proposalhappened last year, butJackson was in the middleof a tour and wasn’t readyto go public with it yet.“Janet’s telling friendsthat an official
engagement will come bysummer’s end, and thatshe and Wissam will mar-ry in late 2011,” says asource.
Lea ‘shortstuff’ Michele“Glee” star Lea Michele isthe first to admit shedoesn’t have the mostconventional Hollywoodlook. “I’m 5-foot-3. I don’tlook like a lot of otherpeople, you know what Imean? I look like I’m 12,”the 25-year-old actresstells Harper’s Bazaar. Andit’s not just her smallstatures that has been
seen by others as a possi-ble career impediment,she admits. “How manymanagers told me, ‘Get anose job. You’re not prettyenough’? But I provedthem wrong,” she says.
Winehouse wasgoing to wed? Amy Winehouse had lots of
plans for the futurewhen her life came to anend last month. Asidefrom her plans to adopta young girl from St. Lu-cia, the tragic singer wasreportedly planning tomarry boyfriend RegTraviss, according to theSun. “Amy was adamantabout sorting herselfout. Reg’s proposal madeher even moredetermined. She didn’twant to carry on the wayshe was,” a source says.“She wanted nothingmore than to be his wifeand to start a family withhim. She wanted to getrid of her demons sobadly.”
Checking in withsome of Hollywood’sbiggest names to seewhat they’ve beenup to — in their ownwords, in 140 characters or less.
Today, LindsayLohan is havingtrouble walking,Donald Glover istired, Demi Moore isputting a positivespin on things andSeth MacFarlane isgoofing off at work.
@lindsaylohanOmg, I’m so embar-rassed, paparazzi justblinded me withflashes again, as I waswalking into dinner.They pushed me andI tripped :( hurt...
@DonaldGloverMy twitter musclehas atrophied.
@mrskutcherPain can be a gift justnot yet revealed. It alldepends on how youchoose to react to it.Remember it is hap-pening for you, notto you!
@SethMacFarlaneAll the autotune inthe world still doesn’tsound as cool as talk-ing into a desk fan.
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Note that Ripa said, “guy or gal.” Could Regis’ replacementbe a lady?
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Al Mana and Jackson.
That’s somesupport checkTo all the deadbeat dadscurrently running fromyour child support obliga-tions — pay up and bethankful that at leastyour baby mama isn’t Lin-da Evangelista. The modelis seeking $46,000 amonth in child supportfrom billionaire FrancoisHenri-Pinault, the fatherof her 4-year-old son.
The payments —called “probably thelargest support order inthe history of the familycourt” — would coverround-the-clock nannies,
drivers and securitydetail. “On days when Ido not work, I am work-ing on my image,” Evan-gelista says.
“Working on myimage” is a wonderfulway to say“unemployed,” isn’t it?
Free workoutfor stars of‘Bachelorette’ It must be great to be aBachelorette. Not onlydo you get a fake fiance— but you’re alsooffered a real gym mem-bership! Now that PennDental student AshleyHebert has accepted theproposal of NYC native
JP Rosenbaum, both theNew York Sports Clubsand Philadelphia SportsClubs have offered thecouple freememberships for the du-ration of theirengagement. Smartcookies — that will be afree six-month member-ship at best. Until then,maybe the Bolt Bus willoffer free bus tickets tohelp with the commute?
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Ripa keeping mum on Regis replacement
“I was so sad when he decided to leave; but I understand. Believe me, it’s a daily grind.”KELLY RIPA, ON REGIS PHILBIN LEAVING
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1 A mug shot,mic gun and mini fists1: Today in celebrity mugshots: Here’s the booking pho-to of DJ Sam Ronson, who wasarrested for a DUI after beingpulled over for speeding onMonday— at 10:30 a.m.
2: Play on, playa! Larry Kingand Shawn, his on-and-offagain wife (if there is such athing), hosted the Beverly HillsPolice Department’s “A Nation-al Night Out” on Tuesday.Watch that grip, Larry!
3: Ricky Gervais was all (fangy)smiles while leaving the set of“Late Show With David Letter-man” at the Ed Sullivan Theateron Tuesday in New York City.
4: Supermodel Kate Moss wassnapped on vacation in St.Tropez, France, on Wednesday.
5: Keri Hilson performed at theCruzan Amphitheatre on Tues-day in West Palm Beach, Fla.It’s hard to make out, but that’sa microphone that looks like agun. Way to be gangster forPalm Beach, Keri.
6: Singer Enrique Iglesias per-formed at MTV Live Georgia(that’s the country, not thestate) on Tuesday.
7: Comedian Lisa Lampanelliattended the GLAAD Manhat-tan: Brazilian Carnival on Tues-day in New York City.
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‘The Glee Project’:‘Boot camp’ forthe big leagueNo one has been named thenext star of “Glee” just yet,but the contestants on “TheGlee Project” already feellike bona fide celebrities.On Monday night, the finalsix singers walked the redcarpet at NBCUniversal’sTelevision Critics Associa-tion party at trendy TheBazaar by Jose Andres in LosAngeles; and each of themlooked every bit a star, too.
“It was amazing,” con-testant Alex Newell gushedthe next day. “We all love toperform, but to get recog-nized for what we do andwhat we love to do is amaz-ing. I know that I loved it,and I know that everybodyloved to be on a red carpetfor the first time too.”
The downside of famevia a reality competition,however, is that only onecontestant wins the grandprize of a seven-episodeguest stint on “Glee.” Theproducers admit theprocess of whittling downthe talent pool on a weeklybasis was “excruciating.”
“Everyone is fit for theshow, which made our deci-sion even more difficult,”says mentor Zach Woodlee,who also serves as choreog-rapher/ producer on “Glee.”“We actually had to look atthis show as a trial and sortof a boot camp to get peopleSeason 3-ready. So eachweek it was who is raisingthe bar. We would sit thereand be like, who is makingthe most progress in thisweek. It’s who was ready tobe at Season 3 quality of ourcast on the scripted show.”
So is there any chancemore than one competitormight wind up walking thehalls of McKinley High?
“Ultimately that’s up to[‘Glee’ creator] Ryan Mur-phy,” mentor Robert J. Ul-rich says. “But they’re allwonderful enough to havethat chance; and as a cast-ing director, I would keepthem in mind for every-thing else that I do.”
Then therewere fiveThough CameronMitchell left the compe-tition because he wasuncomfortable with thesexual situations hemay have had toportray on “Glee,” hestill attended Tuesday’sTCA press conferenceand says he doesn’t re-gret returning home.
“To some it might seemhasty. But it wassomething that I trulyfelt in my heart,” he says.“And when you make adecision like that, I thinkit’s really hard to regretit. You just have to followwhat you believe. And Ibelieve that, you know,when a door closes,another door opens. Andit’s only going to lead togreat things.” AMBER RAY
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When she’s not stirring updrama on “DesperateHousewives,” Eva Longoriais a passionate philanthro-pist for a variety of causes,including farmworkerrights. As the executiveproducer of “The Har-vest/La Cosecha,” Longoria,36, sought to raise aware-ness of child farmers andthe challenges they faceon and off the fields. Shespoke with us about her in-volvement and how youcan help the cause.
How much did you knowabout this issue before yougot involved with the film?I’ve always been a farm-worker advocate, but evenI was surprised to find outthe statistics of child farm-workers. I was floored tolearn how many childrenstill work in agriculture inthe United States, and howmany kids are unprotect-ed, uneducated and live inpoverty. I was literate ofthe community and the di-alogue, but I was very igno-rant of the amount of chil-dren still in the fields.Would you say that’s whatsurprised you the most aboutthis topic?Yeah. I was honored to beable to humanize the issue
by doing this film andtelling this story of thesekids. It’s one thing to hearstatistics all the time, butwhen you hear the story ofZulema, who was one ofthose children, suddenlythat statistic has meaningand it’s humanized.
Why were you drawn to thisparticular issue?Because I eat fruits andvegetables. You don’t haveto be a farmer to fight forfarmworker rights — it’scalled compassion. This isone issue that I heardabout early on in my ac-tivism and I thought thisaffects everybody.Were you surprised to learnthat these practices take placein America?Absolutely. America hassome of the strictest im-port/export laws, but yetwe allow [this] to happenin our own country, andit’s a little hypocritical.The laws protect the bigbusinesses because theseare not family farms any-more. These laws only givethe economic advantage tobig corporations, and bigcorporations use lobbyiststo say the cost will pass onto the consumer. There-fore, the legislation andthe policy doesn’t changebecause of these strongagro-business lobbyists,who will pass any kind ofincrease in salary or wageson to the consumer. That’snot fair.
Get involvedYou’ve introduced theCARE Act, which seeks tochange the laws for childfarmers, on Capitol Hill.What can we do to getinvolved?Call your congressper-son and try to help getthe CARE Act passed.On the smaller scale,you should always eatorganic because thepesticides that are usedin the field are in ameasurement that isfor a 150-pound male.If you’re smaller than a150-pound male, thosedoses affect you. By eat-ing organic, you’re notonly eating better foryourself — you’ll knowthat [a] child was notsprayed with a chemi-cal while picking thefood that you’re eating.
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TLC’s “LA Ink” has been onhiatus for almost eightmonths and cast memberCorey Miller has been us-ing his time away fromproduction to catch upwith his loved ones andwork on his own L.A.-basedbusiness Six Feet Under, ahybrid tattoo parlor andstore which sells his art-work and designs.
“I’m really happy to beback home spending timewith my family, especiallythe kids. I bring them toschool every morning but Ijust can’t do that when I’mfilming,” Miller says. “NowI’m expanding my ownbusiness and attending tomy own clients away fromthe stress of the camera.”
While being a reality TVstar was never an easy jobfor the reluctant Miller (hefamously walked out at theend of the first half of Sea-son 4, a dramatic depar-ture which he says was to-tally unscripted), he ad-mits that being on theshow does have someperks.
“I was a little wary andguarded as I was not sure ifI could be myself on TV,”Miller remembers. “But atthe end of the day, mywork is being recognizedand it is this nationwiderecognition that makes itvery exciting.”
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‘Jersey Shore’REALITY. We counted two am-bulances and innumerablebleeps in a trailer for the newseason of “Jersey Shore,” whichsends the self-described guidosand guidettes to the homeland
— and no, we’re not talkingabout Staten Island. Snooki, theSituation, Pauly D, J-Woww,Ronnie, Sammi, Vinny andDeena head to Florence, Italy,to soak up the, um, culture?The biggest challenge we’resure they’ll face: How to orderRon Ron Juice in Italian.
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Director Joe Cornish on the filmthat’s winning over both critics and audiences What ‘Attack theBlock’ and ‘Star Wars’ share
A Jedi ofthe sci-fi
Since its debut at the SXSWFilm Festival in March,writer/director Joe Cor-nish’s indie sci-fi “Attack theBlock” has won a steadystream of audience awardsand rave reviews. It’s a re-ception Cornish doesn’ttake lightly. “I think thecombined power of the In-ternet and bloggers is justas powerful as any market-ing machine, I hope,” hesays. He sat down withMetro to talk about thefilm, which is set for abroader national release.
Why do you think the British
council estate continues to be
such fertile ground for film
and TV?
Those places were built in aspirit of great optimism af-ter the war. They replacedlots of slums and they wereseen as sort of futuristic,exciting, utopian housingprojects. In the years thathave passed, they’ve kind
of become symbolic of theopposite — of people whofind themselves in difficultpositions. And they’ve beenused in films, certainly, forquite downbeat, depress-ing narratives. My film wasan attempt to actually takeit back to that futuristicaesthetic. The heroes of the movie start
out as petty criminals, but you
end up sympathizing with
them.
Actually, it happens a hellof a lot in movies. I thinkit’s interesting because he’syoung, it’s possibly some-thing to do with his color,
that people react morestrongly to this characterthan they do, for instance,to Ben Affleck’s character in“The Town” that holds asubmachine gun to awoman’s head and forcesher to open a safe, and yet10 minutes later they’re ro-mancing each other in thelaunderette.Given that this is your first
feature, what did you learn
about making films?
I didn’t realize you had torewrite to budget. I wasreading that amazing “Mak-ing of ‘Star Wars’” book.Darth Vader had his ownplanet and his own space-ship, but they made thespaceship a planet to savemoney. If there’s one thingI’m learning from directorsof big-budget films, it’s thatthe problems are the same.
Escape to New YorkFriday through Sunday,Shinnecock Reservation,Southhampton, N.Y., $100-$275E2NY stars Patti Smith, Ed-ward Sharpe and the Mag-netic Zeroes, thePsychedelic Furs, BestCoast, and Of Montreal, aswell as DJ sets by XaphoonJones (Chiddy Bang), ElliotLipp, and more. Renownedwarehouse party wizardsWinkel and Balktick areaiding with the artcuration, so expect a fieldbedazzled with whimsicalinstallations and theatrics.MINDY BOND
The Love Boat Partyfeaturing Metro Areaand Jacques RenaultSaturday, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.,Pier 40, 353 West St., $20-$25Let’s Play House and Glob-al Frequencies are takingyou on a boat, aptlynamed the Queen ofHearts. You can yell “I’m ona boat!” while dancingaway to deep house beatsor disco revival (for youmore adventurous types).SOMA ROY
Wonderdonk Bike-InMovie Series presents‘Pee-wee’s Big Adventure’Friday, 8:30 p.m., The Vander Ende-OnderdonkHouse, 1820 Flushing Ave.,$7 suggested donationHead to Ridgewood (onyour bike or via the train)with a picnic and friends intow, to enjoy “The Red Bal-loon” (1956) followed by“Pee-Wee’s BigAdventure,” both screenedon the grounds of the his-toric Onderdonk House,
NYC’s oldest Dutch colonialstone house. LEAH TAYLOR
‘Bellflower’Through Aug. 21, Angeli-ka Film Center, 18 W.Houston St., $10 suggest-ed donationIf “Mad Max” and “Primer”were put in a blender with“(500) Days of Summer”you’d get somethingapproximating EvanGlodell’s nightmarish,testosterone-tippedfeature debut. Glodell starsas Woodrow, a down-home slacker-type who tin-kers with cars and buildsflamethrowers — until Mil-ly, a sweet and spicyblonde with wanderinggenitalia, throws a wrenchin the works. MB
Summer StreetsSaturday, 7 a.m.-1 p.m.,Park Avenue, freeSummer Streets closes off astretch of street from Cen-tral Park to the bottom ofManhattan for three con-secutive Saturdays inAugust. Along the route,find free bike andRollerblade rentals, sand-boxes for the kids (or theyoung at heart), free yogaand running classes, andguacamole-making demosby Chipotle. SR
High Line Rink: Madefor All by UNIQLOThrough Sept. 26, The Lotat the High Line, West30th Street and 10th Av-enue, $12We’re sort of pissed at theHigh Line right now. We’reall for summer fun buttheir latest addition, an8,000-square-foot open-airroller skating rink that’sopen seven days a week isjust too much. Don’t theyknow we have lives? MB
FIGMENT MinigolfCourse: Bugs and Fea-turesFriday-Sunday throughSept. 25, GovernorsIsland, freeFourteen holes are eachdesigned by a differentartist or architect, and haveyou navigate a giant flyswatter, ant farm tunnels,and a flea circus. Hop a fer-ry to the island, Friday, Sat-urday and Sunday all sum-mer long to takeadvantage of this decided-ly playful take on bugs. LT
FriendsWithYouThrough Saturday, TheHole, 312 Bowery, freeMiami art duoFriendsWithYou, knownfor their playful, colorful,and interactiveinstallations, populates theHole gallery with an expe-riential wonderland oftheir signature popabstractions. ROZALIAJOVANOVIC
Create Your Own Custom StationeryMonday, 7-10 p.m.,Gowanus Print Lab, 54Second Ave., Brooklyn, $80Make yoursomeecards.com puns andoriginal artwork a physicalreality at this DIY stationeryclass. Come away with yourown notecards and post-cards and never step footin a Hallmark store again. LT
‘Paths of Rhythm’ Fuse Gallery, 93 SecondAve., free“Paths of Rhythm” is ashow about being creativein New York City. Such cre-ativity can take manyforms, and all are celebrat-ed here — though there’san emphasis on street artand music. LT
Beck’s Green Box ProjectWednesdays throughAug. 10, 6-8 p.m., WaveHill, W. 249th St., $8Green Box Project placesmysterious receptacles incities throughout theworld, whose content canonly be unlocked via thefree Beck’s Key [iPhone oriPad] app. Find one of theboxes and you’ll also be ex-ploring specially commis-sioned work from artistsvia augmented reality. DOUG LEVY
The Big TerrificWednesdays 8-10 p.m.,Cameo Gallery, 93 N. SixthSt., Williasmburg, freeThe free showcase bringstogether on-the-rise funny-folk for a blend of interac-tive tomfoolery. Comedian-hosts Max Silvestri, GabeLiedman and Jenny Slatebring the sass and roundup consistently satisfyingsquads of contributors. NICK EARHART
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Britney Spears’ Femme Fataletour with Nicki MinajSaturday, 7 p.m.Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall$69.50-$189.50, 609-348-7000www.boardwalkhall.com
Stone Temple PilotsSaturday, 8 p.m.Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa $65, 609-317-1000www.theborgata.com
DeftonesMonday, 7 p.m.House of Blues in Showboat Casino, $30-$35, 609-343-5700www.showboatac.com
Sammy Hagar and the WabosWednesday, 8 p.m.
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Cirque PolynesianThrough next Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Resorts Atlantic City $12-$18 children; $30-$45 adults609-340-6300www.resortsac.com
Fire eaters, dancers and acrobatsperform death defying feats andcreate a fun luau vibe that AtlanticCity has never seen. Check outstunts like the wheel of death andspinning motorcycle acts as wellas renowned aerialists.
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It’s inner city versus outer space in “Attack the Block,” an outrageous action-horror-comedy flick directed by writer and British comedian Joe Cornish
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The popularity of the DiscoveryChannel’s six days of all things shark-related extends to NYC kitchens
My, what big deals they have!
Pourhouse burger andfries for just $5.95 (add aBud Light for $1) withshark bite shots for $5.
“At the end of theweek, we will be throwingour first Shark Weekbeach party,” says EmilyWelby, the Village Pour-house’s social media coor-dinator, about Fridaynight’s party — whichwill feature $3 Bud Lights,$4 shooters and freeshark bite shots to thosedressed in their beachbest from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m.
“We are just really ex-cited about Shark Week!”
VanSleet.Meanwhile, over at the
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Reasons to go to the movies
2‘Rise of the Planet of theApes’ Rather than a
remake of the 1960s classic orthe early aughts disaster, this“Apes” film shows the originsof a global primate takeover,co-starring James Franco andFreida Pinto.
3‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ RyanGosling goes against type
as a super-smooth womaniz-er, while Steve Carell doesanything but as a clumsy,newly-single suburban dad.
4‘Cowboys & Aliens’ Har-rison Ford and Daniel
Craig face off in this sci-fi/western mash-up.Somehow not convinced?Olivia Wilde plays theirdamsel in distress.
5 ‘The Smurfs’ Katy Perrylends her voice to
Smurfette and Neil PatrickHarris plays a reluctant Smurfhost in the live action/CGItake on the cartoon.
6‘Captain America: TheFirst Avenger’ Chris Evans
puts his square jaw to use asthe Marvel Comics hero.
7‘Friends With Benefits’Justin Timberlake and Mila
Kunis attempt to make workwhat absolutely no one else inthe history of predictable rom-coms has been able to. At leastthey’ll look hot doing it.
8‘Harry Potter and theDeathly Hallows: Part 2’
You may have heard aboutthis little sleeper hit. The finalinstallment of the franchisepits Potter against his lifelongnemesis, the creepilynoseless Lord Voldemort.
9‘Winnie the Pooh’ No3-D, no computer anima-
tion, just a purely delightful lit-tle film starring some oldfriends in the charming Hun-dred Acre Wood.
10‘Horrible Bosses’ Noone likes working for a
maneater, a psychopath or atotal jerk, but only a few of uswould actually embark oneliminating said boss. JasonSudeikis, Charlie Day andJason Bateman star as threehard-working men whoattempt to do just that.
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1‘The Change-Up’Body-switching
comedies comearound oh, everythree years or so, butthis one starringJason Bateman andRyan Reynolds mightbe one of the first tooffer plenty of hilari-ous raunch along theway.
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Taking a bite — and sip — out of Shark Week
Eat them before they eat you: MexiQ’s special shark tacos.
It’s Shark Week! In honorof the Discovery Chan-nel’s annual fete of allthings shark, two NewYork restaurants aresporting some Jaw(s)-drop-ping deals.
MexiQ Kitchen &Draught’s (37-11 30thAve., Queens) Shark Weekspecials include a “Great‘Witte’ Beer Flight” andspecial shark tacos madewith grilled shark, avoca-do and guajillo orange sal-sa, both for $9.
“We didn’t see manyrestaurants doing it, andsince all of us here arefans of Shark Week, it wascertainly a fun thing todo,” says MexiQ’s execu-tive chef Jonathan
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Nothing left to change The recent circus ofraising the debt ceilingwas accomplished withsmoke and mirrors. Ourmilitary is going to beneutered in an era ofrising Chinese economicand military strengthwhile the floodgates of il-legals remains open.Those who questioned ourobscene spending bingesare called “terrorists” byVice President Biden withno outrage from the press.The Tea Party is the onlyforce who is not yet influ-enced by Soros, GoldmanSachs and the Federal Re-serve types who have been
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It’s hot out there andbarbecues are overrat-ed. Stay indoors andplay video games. Every
summer, Microsoft releasesa cadre of downloadable ti-tles for their Xbox Live plat-form. We check out two ofthe five games that makeup the “Summer of Arcade.”
‘From Dust’
Publisher: UbisoftCost: $15Grade: �����
Ever since “Populous”graced PCs in the late 80s,titles where we role-play asGod have entertainedgamers the world over.
There’s just something coolabout guiding those simpletribal folk to enlighten-ment. Enter “From Dust,”one of the more unique Godgames on the block.
First of all, you are notomniscient. You only con-trol the land. This meansyou’ll be spending time
protecting your citizensfrom floods, fires and what-ever else plagued our sillyancestors. The game alsowisely places emphasis oncultivation. The more vege-tation you spread across amap, the more wildlife andskills your villagers acquire.Watch out, though. Later
levels are harder than in-venting the wheel.
‘Bastion’
Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Cost: $15Grade: �����
“Bastion” is very nearly theworld’s most perfect actionRPG. There are so manyweapons and items to up-grade it’ll make even themost OCD-stricken amongus jump for joy. The con-trols are tight and fluid,feeling more like a 2-D Zel-da title than your tradition-al hack-and-slash.
The game features anomnipresent narrator, whocomments on just abouteverything. The world canseem a mite claustrophobic,however. It would benefitfrom a few more branchingpaths. Still — for RPG fans,there’s no better place todrop 15 bucks.
“Bastion” is “very nearly the world’s most perfect”
role-playing game.
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Chances are, the biggestaddition to the offense willbe sitting in his South Car-olina home for much of thisyear, watching the game ontelevision. Meet TomMoore, who will literally bethe team's armchair quar-terback — well, armchairconsultant.
For over a dozen years,Moore was the offensive co-ordinator of the high-pow-ered Colts offense — one ofthe most dynamic passingattacks in NFL history.Moore is credited with be-ing the mastermind behindquarterback Peyton Man-ning’s ability to rewrite therecord books
Moore retired at the endof last year and this past
June joined the Jets as a con-sultant to the offense.
“I’d known Rex for a longtime, having competedagainst him. I have great re-spect for him,” Moore toldMetro. “This spring, (offen-
sive line coach) [Bill] Calla-han called me and askedme if I’d be interested inconsulting. I came up for acouple days and I’m herenow.”
He’s “here now,” but thatmay not last too long.
Moore’s role with theteam is strictly as a consult-ant — and while he will bepresent during trainingcamp, he won’t be activelyengaged in game-planningon a weekly basis.
Moore sees plenty of po-tential from the offense andquarterback Mark Sanchez.
“Sanchez is special, thekid is just special,” Mooresaid. “He’s won a lot ofgame in this league the pasttwo years and he’s now real-ly starting to grow.”
Tom Moore built the offense Peyton Manning ran forhis entire career with the Colts.
DAVID DRAPKIN/GETTY IMAGES Architect of Peyton Manning’s Colts offense bringseye to Jets Sees lots of potential in offense, Sanchez
“It doesn’t getmuch better thanhaving Tom Mooresitting in that roomwith you.”REX RYAN, JETS HEAD COACH
50Years in coaching forthe 72-year-old Moore.He began as a gradassistant at Dayton andspent the last 13 withthe Colts.
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Playoff aspirations candissipate in the swelteringAugust humidity. Evenfor a team on the playoffperiphery.
It is why Terry Collinsfelt compelled to speak tohis team after Tuesdaynight’s 4-3 loss to divisionrival Florida in which
Justin Turner’s mentaland physical error in theninth inning allowedthe Marlins to scoretwo runs. Floridahas won the firsttwo games of theseries and the Metsare back at .500 (55-55).
“They have to know Icare. This isn’t a joke.These games count. Win-ning is what we’re sup-posed to do,” Collins saidbefore last night’s series
finale. “These guys takethis stuff personally. They
have to. This is whothey are. They’re
frustrated, especial-ly when they costthe team a win.They like each oth-
er so much, it’s likethey let down every-
body. One thing aboutJustin Turner is that he’llget over it.”
According to police, Walkerattempted to eat marijuana. Seriously? Yes. The arrest-ing officers said Walkerhad about 10 grams of dope
on him, along with some prescriptiondrugs and eight bottles of liquidsteroids. There was no detaileddescription of what happenedwhen Walker tried to devour thebuds.
But wouldn’t you love to see atime lapse video of the next fewhours of Walker in a jail cell, justin case he got high. That soundslike something straight out of,“Super Troopers II,” which is dueout later this year.
Walker, for the record, was se-lected four spots ahead of KobeBryant in the 1996 NBA draft.
Twitter is dangerousWe recently alerted you to the budding ro-mance of tennis star Caroline Wozniacki and
golfer Rory McIlroy.Well, there’s been a de-velopment — sort of.
The two have beenjoking pretty publiclyon Twitter. She asks ifhe needs a tenniscoach; he “might knowsomeone” who couldhelp — and I foundthat odd since ... if theywere really dating, whynot text or call one an-other, instead of put-ting it out there for the
thousands of people who followthem via social media? (She has165,000 followers; he has 563,000.)
But here’s where it gets inter-esting. Some joker noticed theback and forth and decided to in-clude McIlroy’s ex-girlfriend (alsoon Twitter, of course) in the con-versation, saying she wouldn’t behappy with the flirting.
Her response? “Bit late for that ...”
Ain’t no party like an SEC party ‘cause ...The Princeton Review put out its annual list ofthe nation’s “Top 20 Party Schools.” While Ihaven’t picked up a copy of the magazine tobreak down the criteria, a few things stand out(get out your pad and pen, high schoolers):
SEC rules. Not only are they superior at foot-ball, but five of the top 20 party schools inthe country are in the Southeastern Confer-ence (Georgia, No. 2; Ole Miss No. 3; Florida,No. 9; LSU, No. 13; South Carolina No. 20).
What do they have against the West Coast?Other than UCSB and Arizona State, do theynot party west of the Mississippi?
And no love for the Northeast? Only Syracuse(No.12) and Vermont (No. 19) made the list.And I’m not counting Penn State as theNortheast, since it’s closer to Pittsburgh thanPhilly.
– Jason Raj McIntyre covers athletes off the fieldand runs the popular blog, The Big Lead.
MAKE SURE TO EAT YOUR LEAFY GREENSYou know we love a bizarre arreststory, so here’s one that emerged lastweek from Las Vegas. Samaki Walker, aformer NBA lottery pick who starred atLouisville, was pulled over by police ina routine traffic stop. Then, it gets fun..
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