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Eliza Dushku Robbed On Halloween At Comic-Con

By Nick Hill in Movies / TV / Theatre on 03 November 2014

The 33 year-old actress experienced a nightmare on Halloween as two robbers stole her Louis Vuitton duffle bag.

Eliza Dushku had a very scary and upsetting experience on Halloween (Friday 31st, 2014) as she was allegedly robbed at the Omni Hotel in Rhode Island, where she was staying for the state's Comic Con.

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Dushku's Louis Vuitton duffle bag was stolen on Halloween

"Was just robbed in front of my hotel a few hrs ago. Cameras caught everything:hotel/police/security weren't able to do anything. #ricomiccon," the 'Buffy and the Vampire Slayer' alum tweeted on Friday evening.

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Eliza Dushka's Halloween Nightmare - Bag Snatched But Returned In Providence

By Elinor Cosgrave in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 02 November 2014

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Halloween was a nightmare for Eliza Dushka after her bag was snatched outside a Providence hotel.

Eliza Dushku's bag was snatched by two men in fancy dress on Friday (31st October). The 33-year-old actress was staying at a hotel in Providence, Rhode Island when the incident occurred.

Eliza Dushku at a New York GLAAD event in September 2013.

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Eliza Dushku Chooses House With Basement Over Rick Fox

By Lauren James in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 24 June 2014

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The actress is moving back to Massachusetts after separating from Fox.

Eliza Dushku and Rick Fox have split up after five years of dating, it has been confirmed. The Buffy actress and the former NBA player reportedly made the decision to end their relationship due to a disparity between their ambitions and where they want to live.

Dushku explained to the Boston Globe that her heart has always been in Massachusetts, specifically the Watertown area where she grew up, whilst Fox is more attracted to the Los Angeles lifestyle. "Rick's an LA guy and I'm a Boston girl," she said.

Since the split, the 33-year-old actress said that she bought a condo not far from the home where she grew up, and is excited to move back to the town if only for the fact that her new place has a basement.

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Eliza Dushku - The Beverly Hilton Unveils Redesigned Aqua Star Pool By Estee Stanley at The Beverly Hilton Hotel - Arrivals - Los Angeles, California, United States - Wednesday 22nd May 2013

Eliza Dushku Invites Fans To Join Her In Running New York City Marathon

By Contributor on 27 September 2012

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Actress Eliza Dushku has signed up to run the New York City marathon for charity. Dushku, who is perhaps best known for her performance in the film Bring It On has revealed that she is already in training for the endurance challenge which takes place on November 4th. The star has now reached out to her fans to join her in order to help raise funds for THRIVEGulu, an organization which supports trauma victims of the Ugandan civil war.

Dushku filled her fans in via a series of posts on her Twitter account; she wrote, "I'm officially running NYC Marathon 11/4 for @THRIVEGulu! Be a bada** with me?" She added "I will have a post-marathon drink with you! Be a bada** with me?! Need a valid email address & your confirmation tonight!!! 8 slots remain.

"It's 26 miles to finish in 8.5 hours, you KNOW we could rock that..!! We'll have 38 days to train from now.. JUST DO IT w (with) me." The actress, also known for her five year stint in the popular teen vampire drama Buffy The Vampire Slayer between 1998 and 2003, has had a relatively quiet year release-wide. That will all change next year though as she is involved in Hulk And The Agents Of S.M.A.S.H, scheduled for release next year.

Debra Winger and Eliza Dushku Thursday 19th April 2012 attending the Equality Now 20th Anniversary Fundraiser at the Asia Society

Rick Fox, Eliza Dushku and Grauman's Chinese Theatre - Rick Fox and Eliza Dushku Hollywood, California - Launch of 'The Beauty Book for Brain Cancer' at Grauman's Chinese Theatre - Outside Arrivals Monday 14th November 2011

Rick Fox and Eliza Dushku - Rick Fox, Eliza Dushku Hollywood, California - World Series Of Boxing Season 2 - L.A. Matadors VS Astana Arlans - at the Music Box Theatre - Outside Sunday 13th November 2011

Eliza Dushku and Slayer Tuesday 17th August 2010 Actress Eliza Dushku leaving Urth Cafe in West Hollywood. The former 'Vampire Slayer' tried to hide her face when she noticed a photographer was taking her picture Los Angeles, USA

Bring It On Review

By Christopher Null

Weak

There's a point about 35 minutes into Bring It On where you suddenly realize you're sitting in a movie theater, watching Bring It On, wondering exactly how the hell the events in your life conspired to put your ass in an uncomfortable movie theater seat... to watch Bring It On. But soon you give up, knowing there is no answer to this dilemma, and you resign yourself to watching the next hour of Bring It On, knowing full well that since it's a PG-13 movie, nothing scandalous is ever going to happen to make it interesting.

Going in to this movie, I knew full well it was, well, a movie about cheerleading, so I wasn't expecting another American Beauty (which, now that I think of it, was partly about cheerleading, but anyway...). Suffice it to say that my expectations were low. And sure enough, Bring It On is an utterly vapid film with horrendous character development, hackneyed dialogue, and a questionable theme. No surprise there. Essentially it is Fame in short skirts.

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The New Guy (2002) Review

By Norm Schrager

Terrible

When the screenwriter responsible for one of the worst movies of one year directs an equally miserable film the following year, you'd have a hard time believing it was just coincidence. But Ed Decter, writer of the horribly unfunny Freddie Prinze Jr. clunker Head Over Heels, takes the directing reins for the first time with the remarkably lame teen comedy The New Guy.

The premise is simple: a high school ugly duckling named Dizzy (Road Trip's DJ Qualls) turns it around and starts fresh at a new school, strutting like a badass and making a new personality for himself as a guy named Gil. The supposedly funny twist is that he gets his education in cool while hanging at a prison, taking lessons in toughness from Eddie Griffin (wasted in his short appearance), learning how to dance like a hipster from Horatio Sanz (also wasted), and getting a makeover from the stereotypical cross-dressing cons in the pen. In each scene, Decter and screenwriter David Kendall (big blame goes to him too) want to get right to the funny immediately - the only problem is that each attempt results in a vacant black hole.

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Bring It On Review

By Rob Blackwelder

"Bring It On" is better than any movie about cheerleading really ought to be.

Taking cues from "Clueless" -- the best teen bubble gum flick of Generation Y -- it's a self-mocking popularity satire that takes frequent pot shots at "sweater monkeys" and their endlessly percolating pep, while also allowing its bright cast of pretty young things to color outside the lines of their stock characters.

The talented Kirsten Dunst embraces her inner ditz as Torrence Shipman, the new cheer captain of the Rancho Carne High School Toros, a boys-and-girls pep squad with a repertoire of flashy choreographed routines and a major reputation to maintain. For five years running they've won the ruthlessly competitive national cheerleading championships. (You know you've watched them on ESPN2, admit it.)

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