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“The Vow” is based on a true story of a newlywed couple (McAdams and Channing Tatum) who survive a car crash but struggle to keep their marriage alive after the wife loses memory of her husband.

And according to the Hollywood Reporter, “Felicity” actor, Scott Speedman, is eying the role of the wife’s ex-fiancé, who complicates things by rekindling their romance after the accident.

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To start off, I have two new stills of Rachel in her upcoming film, Morning Glory. I can not wait to see Rachel in this role! To view, click on the image to the right or the link below.

When hard–working TV producer Becky Fuller (McAdams) is fired from a local news program, her career begins to look as bleak as her hapless love life. Stumbling into a job at “Daybreak” (the last–place national morning news show), Becky decides to revitalize the show by bringing on legendary TV anchor Mike Pomeroy (Ford). Unfortunately, Pomeroy refuses to cover morning show staples like celebrity gossip, weather, fashion and crafts – let alone work with his new co–host, Colleen Peck (Keaton), a former beauty queen and longtime morning show personality who is more than happy covering morning “news.” As Mike and Colleen clash, first behind the scenes and then on the air, Becky’s blossoming love affair with fellow producer, Adam Bennett (Wilson) begins to unravel – and soon Becky is struggling to save her relationship, her reputation, her job and ultimately, the show itself.

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A hotshot television producer is set the challenge of reviving a struggling morning show program, despite the constant feuding of its high-profile anchors.

Rachel reunites with her Family Stone co-star Diane Keaton in Morning Glory, a comedy from Roger Michell.

The film follows a hotshot television producer who has set the challenge of reviving a struggling morning show program, despite the constant feuding of its high-profile anchors

Rachel truly looked magnificent, and this is without a doubt, one of my very favorite ensembles of hers to date. Her gorgeous pastel-patterned Elie Saab Haute couture gown was breathtaking. It’s really refreshing to see a printed dress (that actually works) on the Oscars’ red carpet. Her hair was softely swept into a bun and she carried a lilac Ferragamo clutch. She was wearing Lorraine Schwartz jewelery. When asked why she loved her dress she said, “It feels like a Georgia O’Keeffe painting, I mean I’ve just never seen anything like it.”

Rachel McAdams and Jake Gyllenhaal presented Best Adapted Screenplay to Geoffrey Fletcher for Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire was the winner. I will be getting a clip of this soon, but after the break you can find a couple of clips of Rachel on the red carpet.

Canadians responded to a star-studded appeal to help the victims of Haiti’s devastating earthquake by donating more than $9.4 million Friday night, officials said in the hours that followed a sombre telethon featuring James Cameron, Celine Dion, and Michael J. Fox.

McAdams thanked Canadians “for opening their hearts so much” to the impoverished Caribbean nation, which was struck by a massive earthquake on Jan. 12.

Almost 92,000 donations were made, including one very generous gift of $100,000, which co-host George Stroumboulopoulos announced during the broadcast from CBC headquarters in Toronto.

The celeb-packed show began with Nelly Furtado singing her ballad “Try,” and included performances by K’Naan, Metric and The Tragically Hip.

Pre-recorded and live requests for donations came from heavyweight directors Jason Reitman and Norman Jewison and TV stars Joshua Jackson and Sandra Oh.

In a taped video message, Fox spoke to Canadians’ “tremendous generosity of spirit.”

“It is to that spirit I’m appealing now when I ask you to please give and give as much as you can,” he said. “At the end of the day I can’t think of anything more Canadian than that.”

Donations were to be shared by several non-profit groups including the Canadian Red Cross Society, Care Canada, Free the Children, Oxfam Canada, Oxfam Quebec, Plan Canada, Save the Children Canada, UNICEF Canada and World Vision Canada.

Director Atom Egoyan said before the show that he hoped the spirit of charity would extend well beyond the broadcast.

“This is a unique situation, but it’s going to continue to be a unique situation in the months and years to come as Haiti is rebuilding, and we have to keep being able to remember what we felt this evening,” Egoyan said.

“Tonight is just the beginning of a whole gesture. We’re going to have to continue to remember that this country is in dire straits and we’re going to have to all be part of its regrowth.”

Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean spoke from Montreal of the need to support a country in distress, while Prime Minister Stephen Harper reminded Canadians in a recorded message that the government would match donations made to aid groups.

“Together we can make a difference, so hope can return to Haiti,” Harper said.

In a taped address, an impassioned Dion asked viewers to give whatever they could.

“A dollar, five dollars, whatever you can,” she said. “We have to be hand in hand to help these wonderful people. To start with they didn’t have much, they need us, please be generous.”

A French-language benefit, “Ensemble pour Haiti,” was to air Friday night on TVA Network, Societe Radio-Canada, Tele-Quebec, V Tele, LCN, MusiquePlus and MusiMax, TV5 and Espace Musique.

Clooney’s two-hour benefit “Hope For Haiti Now” was broadcast from New York, London, Los Angeles and Haiti. It featured performances by Canada’s Neil Young in addition to Beyonce, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, U2′s Bono and the Edge, Coldplay, Keith Urban and Stevie Wonder.

Clooney hosted the Los Angeles segment, while musician and Haiti-native Wyclef Jean led the New York portion by speaking of his experience after witnessing the torment of the nation first hand.

“I carried bodies of my people in the cemetery. They should have been walking,” he said.

“Instead they were heavy in my arms. … Right now we can see the second wave of the disaster coming … We have to make sure that the second wave never makes it to Haiti.”

CNN’s Anderson Cooper added reports from Haiti, while Rihanna, Beyonce, Jay-Z and other stars were featured from London.

The Canadian show was co-hosted by Global’s Cheryl Hickey and CTV’s Ben Mulroney. Others who taped addresses for the Canadian special included film stars Rachelle Lefevre, Eugene Levy, Tom Jackson and Will Arnett; and TV personalities Hugh Dillon, Mike Holmes, Rick Mercer, Alex Trebek, and Pamela Anderson.

Musicians included Geddy Lee, Justin Bieber, Sarah McLachlan, Simple Plan, David Foster, Chantal Kreviazuk, and Raine Maida.

Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman noted it was a massive undertaking to bring so many notable personalities together for the cause.

“A lot of people changed their schedules, a lot of people came from far and wide in order to be here and I think that speaks to our generosity as Canadians,” Brueggergosman said before the broadcast.

The entertainment world has responded with an outpouring of charity – from million-dollar donations to fundraising songs – since Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake that killed more than 200,000 people. Efforts include a planned charity single including the voices of Rod Stewart, Leona Lewis and Canadian Michael Buble. Partly organized by The Sun newspaper in London, the paper says the song will be a cover of R.E.M.’s 1993 ballad “Everybody Hurts.”

Canadians can donate by visiting http://www.Canadaforhaiti.com/, , dialling 1-877-514-2484 or texting AID to 45678.

Source: The Canadian Press