The 2004 feature "Wimbledon" starred Kirsten Dunst as Lizzie Bradbury, a single-minded American tennis star who finds love in the form of a less than dedicated British player Peter Colt (Paul Bettany), who inspired by Bradbury does the impossible by winning the men's singles.

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The star is known for his off-beat humour and love of Broadway tunes, qualities which would make him suited to the traditional opening number.

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The award is called The Ron Silver Star, a tribute to those who strive to stand up for and promote love of country and national security in Hollywood.

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Firefly fans, Star Trek fans, roguelike gamers, and any fan of seriously challenging games should find much to love.

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Thanks to her ever-tumultuous love life, the former Friends star appeared on eight covers all by herself, and many of them flew off shelves.

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It tells the story of Streisand's up and coming female singer who falls in love with an established rock star, played by Kris Kristofferson, only to find her career on the rise whilst his fades.

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When Emmert took the reins at the NCAA, he was confronted with tough questions about the recent murder of University of Virginia student Yeardley Love, who had been beaten to death by her estranged boyfriend, then a star lacrosse player at the school.

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