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Flying Like POTUS | Flying Oscars | Talking With Richard Gere, Innkeeper

By alaynaspop on  From amillionposts.blogspot.com
Thursday, February 9, 2012 WATCH: Inside Air Force Airlines, How The President Flies Cramped seating, dubious food, sometimes standoffish flight attendants -- such is the experience typical Americans have come to expect while flying. But, that's not the case if your name is, say, Joe Biden or Hilary Clinton. There's an exclusive airline for that. PHOTOS: Little Gold Men Fly To LA PHOTOS: The World's 9 Most Dangerous Landing Strips PHOTOS: The Spiritual Beauty Of The Judean Desert Airline Fat...Read Full Story

Blu-ray Review THE DOUBLE Dvd Movie Car Chases Killing Action Drama & Suspense Around The Corner With Richard Gere

By diabeticsnacker on  From diabeticsnacker.com
Photo courtesy of Image Entertainment Tags: Movie Info, Movie Releases, New Movie News, Coming Attractions, What's New At The Movies, Consumer News, Movie Information, Studio News, Dvd Review, Blu-ray Review, Feature Film, Thriller, Drama, Action Drama Movie, Image Entertainment Image Entertainment Released THE DOUBLE on Blu-ray & DVD Spy Adventure Chilling Action Scenes Description: Blu-ray MSRP : $29.97 DVD MSRP: $27.97 Release Date : 1/31/2012 Run Times : 98 mins Rated: PG-13 Blu-ray UPC...Read Full Story

Richard Gere in ‘Arbitrage’: Sundance Film Festival’s First Oscar Contender?

By flagstafftoday on  From flagstafftoday.com
The nominees for the 84th annual Academy Awards won’t be announced until Tuesday morning, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to start looking ahead to next year’s nominations. Judging from the buzz at the Sundance Film Festival, the 85th annual Academy Awards ceremony might be a special one for Richard Gere; the veteran actor could be in the heat of the Best Actor race thanks to his performance in “Arbitrage.” Caveats for it being entirely and comically too early to consider anyone for an...Read Full Story

Richard Gere On ‘Arbitrage’: ‘All Adrenaline, Cocaine Rush’

By easyjanjansen on  From easybranches.com
You might think “Arbitrage” is a staid affair, one more film about financial shenanigans in a long line of them — each one about men with expensive suits and bankrupt morals, about buying low and selling high, about the money, money, money. Well, it is about all those thingsRead Full Story

Richard Gere

By candra001 on  From celebritynewsandworldartists.blogspot.com
Richard Tiffany Gere (pronounced /ˈɡɪər/, geer; born August 31, 1949) is an American actor. He began acting in the 1970s, playing a supporting role in Looking for Mr. Goodbar, and a starring role in Days of Heaven. He came to prominence in 1980 for his role in the film American Gigolo, which established him as a leading man and a sex symbol. He went on to star in several hit films including An Officer and a Gentleman, Pretty Woman, Primal Fear, and Chicago, for which he won a Golden Globe...Read Full Story

Richard Gere guitar collection fetches $1M in NYC

By dcx on  From washingtonexaminer.com
The Associated Press The Associated Press NEW YORK A collection of American vintage guitars owned by actor Richard Gere has fetched nearly $1 million at auction in New York City. Tuesday's sale of 110 guitars and amplifiers at Christie's included brands such as C.F. Martin, Gibson, Fender and Gretsch, and guitars once owned by blues guitarist Albert King and reggae musician Peter Tosh. The top sale went to a 1960 solid-body Les Paul electric...Read Full Story

Christie's to Auction Richard Gere's Guitar Collection in October

By LuxuryGuide on  From justluxe.com
Auction house Christie’s recently announced an upcoming auction of American-made vintage guitars that likely will pluck at the heartstrings of lovers of the six-string instrument worldwide. A collection of classic guitars owned by actor Richard Gere will go to auction this fall. The Richard Gere Guitar Collection will be presented by Christie’s, in New York City, on October 11, 2011. Approximately 110 lots will be available; sales from the event are expected to be in the $1 million...Read Full Story

Richard Gere attends his first Sundance Festival

By dcx on  From washingtonexaminer.com
SANDY COHEN AP Entertainment Writer PARK CITY, Utah Richard Gere once saw Utah from horseback while moving cattle, but his trip to the Sundance Film Festival to premiere "Arbitrage" is his first actual visit to the state. The 62-year-old actor says "it sounds ridiculous," but he was moving cattle through Nevada with some friends and "we rode up to a ridgeline and they pointed up, 'That's Utah there.'" Gere says it was a seven-day cattle-moving trip on...Read Full Story

Herb Ritts...Getty Museum coughs up $1 Million for Pop Photographer's Collection! Richard Gere portrait insightful!

By julianayrs on  From ijulian.blogspot.com
On the heels of snatching up a collection of starkly-beautiful black-and-white photographs by Herb Ritts, the Getty announced that a retrospective of the Pop Fashion Photographer's work is slated to be installed at the prestigious gallery in April (2012). The acquisition (which rustled up a cool million for the Ritt's Foundation) included a handful of high-styled portraits which put an insightful spotlight on actor friends such as Richard Gere. Ritts, who passed to spirit in 2004, was a...Read Full Story

Richard Gere will auction off his guitar collection

By zanira on  From adel-guitarsblog.blogspot.com
Richard Gere is not only smart with his acting, but he also is a musician who is very reliable, and have accumulated a vast collection of guitars and want to be an auction in October, here are excerpts The star of “Pretty Woman,” “An Officer and a Gentleman” and “Chicago,” has spent the last 20 years accumulating the collection. It includes brands such as C.F. Martin, Gibson and Fender and instruments once owned by blues guitarist Albert King, Jamaican reggae musician Peter Tosh and acclaimed...Read Full Story
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