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Sasha Alexander at a Special Screening of Lionsgate's new movie 'American Pastoral' - held at Samuel Goldwyn Theater, Beverly Hills, California, United States - Friday 14th October 2016

Sasha Alexander seen alone and with co-stars Jordan Bridges and Sharon Lawrence on the red carpet at Cicada. The stars of Rizzoli and Isles were celebrating the 100th episode. Downtown Los Angeles - Los Angeles, California, United States - Saturday 9th July 2016

Sasha Alexander, Jordan Bridges and Sharon Lawrence

Julia Roberts, Derek Hough & Rose McGowan Attend 10th Annual GLSEN Respect Awards [Pictures]

By Elinor Cosgrave in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 18 October 2014

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Check out the pictures from the 10th Annual GLSEN Respect Awards, held on Friday 17th Oct.

Julia Roberts, Derek Hough and Rose McGowan were amongst the celebrities in attendance at the 10th Annual GLSEN Respect Awards held at the Beverly Wilshire, Los Angeles on Friday 17th Oct.

Julia Roberts was at the event to receive the Humanitarian Award.

The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) is an organisation founded in 1990 which focuses on ensuring school environments are safe for every pupil. The organisation's awards ceremony is held annually and is usually attended by a range of celebrities.

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Video - Sophia Loren Takes Her Family To The Tribeca Premiere Of Film Short 'Soul Survivors'

Oscar winning veteran actress Sophia Loren is snapped at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of the short film 'Soul Survivors' in New York.

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Sasha Alexander - 2014 UNICEF Ball presented by Baccarat at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel Four Seasons Hotel - Los Angeles, California, United States - Tuesday 14th January 2014

Lee Thompson Young's Death Under LAPD Investigation

By Elinor Cosgrave in Movies / TV / Theatre on 21 August 2013

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Lee Thompson Young, the actor who starred in Disney's 'The Famous Jett Jackson' and TNT's 'Rizzoli & Isles', was found dead in his L.A. home on Monday 18th August.

Lee Thompson Young, the actor famous for his television work on Rizzoli & Isles and The Famous Jett Jackson, was found dead on Monday. The actor's cause of death and events leading to the discovery of his body on Monday (18th August) are being investigated by police and L.A. officials owing to the high-profile nature of the case.

Lee Thompson Young at a birthday celebration in L.A. in 2008.

Young's body was found on Monday at his North Hollywood home after he failed to show up for work on Rizzoli & Isles. The cast and crew grew concerned about their colleague's whereabouts and contacted Young's landlord. The police were called and forcibly entered his apartment. According to a police spokeswoman, speaking to the Washington Post, he was declared dead by the L.A. Fire Department.

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Sasha Alexander Thursday 16th September 2010 Lambda Legal's 18th Annual West Coast Liberty Awards held at the Egyptian Theatre Hollywood, California

Sasha Alexander Sunday 14th March 2010 Make-A-Wish Foundation host a day of fun at the Santa Monica Pier Santa Monica, California

Yes Man - Trailer & Interviews

Jim Carrey is back on form with his new film Yes Man. Carl Allen is stuck in world of all work and no play, and for someone who's been doing his job for so long he seems to be climbing no further up the executive ladder.

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All Over The Guy Review

By Rob Blackwelder

If gay men were allowed to kiss on TV -- I mean really kiss -- a frivolous but passably entertaining sitcom flick like "All Over the Guy" probably would have -- probably should have -- become network series instead of a movie. Think a more sexually active "Will and Grace."

This two-perspective, romantic comedy dissection of a relationship's rise-and-fall is packed with sitcom stars living through sitcom conflicts while plucky sitcom soft rock guitar plays incidentally on the soundtrack. And you know how, after sitcoms have been on the air too long, they'll turn oh-so-poignant from time to time, having some sadness befall a character the writers hope we've come to love? "All Over the Guy" does that too.

These are not complaints, per se. This is a spirited and reliably funny movie. But it just feels so workaday, like a sitcom in its fifth season, that nothing much about it stands out.

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