FLICKS: PRINCE, DENZEL, PAULETTE, SANAA & NIA

Prince alongside Denzel and Pauletta Washington took in the Los Angeles Lakers vs Boston Celtics game last night from their front row seats. That was one intense game, huh? Photo: Getty Images Former "Best Man" co-stars Sanaa Lathan and Nia Long were seen out and about in the City of Angels as well. Next up for the close friends is their voice-over role in the new animated FOX series "The

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The Sexiest Guys & Sexiest Gals

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Robbie Williams buys a home in LA

Robbie Williams buys £12million LA home

Singer wants on-off girlfriend Ayda Field to move in with him

Robbie Williams has splashed out on a £12million mansion in LA in a bid to win back his ex Ayda Field.

The pair split last month over work commitments.

But now Robbie wants to show actress Ayda, 29, that he’s committed to their relationship.

‘Robbie has been looking for a new house for a while,’ a source tells The Sun. ‘He knew the area he liked and decided it was time to start afresh with Ayda.

‘They had a spell where he was reluctant to settle down but he wants to show her he is serious by moving into a new place together properly.’

The 7-bedroom mansion is in LA’s exclusive Beverly Park Estate region and boasts 7 bathrooms and a pool.

Neighbours will include Rod Stewart, 63, Denzel Washington, 53, and Eddie Murphy, 47.

Robbie, 34, who’s said to have signed the contract last week, also owns several properties in Chelsea, west London.

His spokesman declined to comment.

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RUSSELL CROWE stars in “Body of Lies”

RUSSELL CROWE (Ed Hoffman) is one of the most honored actors of our time. In 2001, he won an Academy Award® for Best Actor for his work in the Oscar®-winning Best Picture "Gladiator," which marked his first collaboration with Ridley Scott. His performance as Maximus, the Roman general-turned-gladiator, also brought Crowe Golden Globe, BAFTA Award and Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Award® nominations. Additionally, he received Best Actor honors from several critics organizations, including the Broadcast Film Critics and London Film Critics Circle.

Crowe's Oscar® win for "Gladiator" was one of three consecutive Academy Award® nominations for Best Actor. The year before, he earned his first Oscar® nod for his role in Michael Mann's "The Insider." For his portrayal of tobacco company whistle-blower Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, Crowe also won Best Actor Awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics, Broadcast Film Critics, National Society of Film Critics and the National Board of Review, and garnered Golden Globe, BAFTA Award and SAG Award® nominations.

Crowe received his third Oscar® nomination in 2002 for his portrayal of troubled Nobel Prize winner John Forbes Nash, Jr. in the Best Picture Oscar® winner "A Beautiful Mind," directed by Ron Howard. He also won a Golden Globe, a BAFTA Award, a SAG Award®, and his third consecutive Critics' Choice Award from the Broadcast Film Critics for his work in the film. He later reunited with Howard to play unlikely boxing champion James J. Braddock in the inspiring Depression-era drama "Cinderella Man," for which Crowe gained Golden Globe and SAG Award® nominations and won an Australian Film Institute Award. In addition, Crowe earned a Golden Globe nomination for his performance as Captain Jack Aubrey in Peter Weir's "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World."

He more recently re-teamed with director Ridley Scott to star in the crime drama "American Gangster," opposite Denzel Washington, and in "A Good Year," with Albert Finney. Crowe also starred in the James Mangold-directed Western "3:10 to Yuma," alongside Christian Bale.

Crowe has a wide range of films upcoming, including Kevin Macdonald's "State of Play," in which he joins an ensemble cast, including Helen Mirren and Ben Affleck; and "Nottingham," a different perspective of the Robin Hood legend, which will be his fifth outing with director Ridley Scott.

Born in New Zealand, Crowe was raised in Australia, where he was first recognized for his work on the screen. He was honored for three consecutive years by the Australian Film Institute (AFI), beginning in 1991 when he was nominated for Best Actor in a Lead Role for "The Crossing." The following year, he won the AFI's Best Supporting Actor Award for "Proof," and in 1992 he received Best Actor Awards from both the AFI and the Australian Film Critics Circle for his performance in the controversial feature "Romper Stomper," which brought him international attention.

Crowe made his American film debut in Sam Raimi's 1995 Western "The Quick and the Dead," in which he co-starred with Gene Hackman, Sharon Stone and Leonardo DiCaprio. He went on to receive widespread acclaim for his performance as vice cop Bud White in Curtis Hanson's award-winning crime drama "L.A. Confidential." His additional film credits include "Proof of Life," "Mystery, Alaska," "Virtuosity," "Heaven's Burning," "Breaking Up," "Rough Magic," "The Sum of Us," "For the Moment," "Love in Limbo," "The Silver Brumby," "The Efficiency Expert" and "Prisoners of the Sun."

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Mr & Mrs Denzel Washington Out aAnd About!

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JOLIE AND PITT CONSOLE HATTON AFTER TITLE DEFEAT

ANGELINA JOLIE and BRAD PITT were among the stars on hand to console British boxer RICKY HATTON following his disappointing defeat by U.S. fighter FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR. on Saturday night (08Dec07).
Hatton was cheered on by the Hollywood couple as he went up against the unbeaten Mayweather Jr. in the World Boxing Council welterweight battle in Las Vegas at the weekend - in a match that was also watched by the likes of Denzel Washington, Wesley Snipes, Kid Rock, Sylvester Stallone and Jude Law.
The Brit lost the fight after being knocked out in the 10th round, but he was given a hero's welcome when he returned to his dressing room - where Jolie and Pitt were waiting to greet him.
A camp insider says, "Angelina and Brad made a point of visiting Ricky after the fight to see that he was OK and to say well done.
"He crashed down right in front of them and Angelina grimaced. It was the first time she had ever seen boxing up close and she was worried that Ricky had been seriously hurt.
"Brad went with her to his dressing room later and they congratulated him on putting up such a fight. She seemed genuinely affected by what she'd seen and told Ricky he'd been very brave."

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