Must love dogs

Must Love Dogs is a romantic comedy based on the book written by Claire Cook. It is the third film directed and written by Gary David Goldberg. The film, starring Diane Lane and John Cusack, was produced on a budget of 30 million. The film focuses on a woman's struggle with divorce and meeting new people afterward.
Production started on October 12, 2004 and the film was released on July 29, 2005. Critic's opinions were mostly negative giving the general opinion that the actors were not to blame. Must Love Dogs took the fifth spot on its opening weekend and has grossed more than 58 million worldwide. The film was released on VHS and DVD on December 20, 2005.

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Save the last dance

Sara (Julia Stiles) is a girl from a small town with a big dream: to become a world-class dancer.
But when his mother suddenly dies, Sara must abandon her plans and added to his strange father (Terry Kinnear) in Chicago, a neighborhood south of the area. A white girl in a neighborhood of predominantly black people, is that Sara feels out of her place - until his partner is supported by the class, chenille (Kerry Washington) and his elegant brother, Derek (Sean Patrick Thomas) both color. Soon begins a strong connection between Sara and Derek, who through their love of dance are involved in a romance. But as the relationship grows between them, the opposition of his family and friends increases. Now Sara and Derek face the biggest challenge of their young lives - be true to their dreams ... and with each other.

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MASATA

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Post by: Sara Serrano

Clear

Use Clear, Use Here


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Susan Boyle

This is her performance at the semifinals of "Britain's Got Talent". Susan Boyle sings Memory from the musical play "Cats". Enjoy!


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Commercial Of The Week

Yes, that's right, Commercial Of The Week is back.
So, this weeks commercial talks about one of the reasons why you should wear a condom. (subtitles in english)


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Portugal in Eurovision

In 2009 Flor-de-Lis was choosed to represent Portugal in the Eurovision in Russia. The song got 70 points and the 8th place in the semi-final and 57 points and the 15th place in the final.
Flor-de-Lis - Todas As Ruas Do Amor


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The big surprise

The big surprise for the teacher of history of culture and arts.
May 15 2009, 10 F



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Do Começo Ao Fim

A brazilian film from 2009. It aboards the LGBT theme. The film talks about two half-brothers who are very close since childish. This is the trailer from the movie (subtitles in english).


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Commercial Of The Week

A MTV commercial (lgbt themed). This is not a funny commercial, but is interesting and relevant. Enjoy!


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Portugal in Eurovision

In 1991 Dulce Pontes was choosed to represent Portugal. The song ended in 8th, with 62 points, but became very popular in Portugal.
Dulce Pontes - Lusitana Paixão. Enjoy!


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Commercial Of The Week

A Motorola commercial LGBT themed.


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Portugal in Eurovision

In 1993, Anabela was the singer choosed to represent Portugal. The song ended in 10th, with 60 points, but nowadays is the most known song from Anabela.
Anabela - A Cidade Até Ser Dia. Enjoy!


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Commercial Of The Week

This is a commercial from M&M, with Megan Mullally. Enjoy it!


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Portugal in Eurovision

In 1974, April 6th, Portugal was represented by Paulo de Carvalho with the song "Depois do Adeus". The song only got the 14th place, with 3 points, but was later, in April 25th of the same year, on of the songs played during the "Revolução dos Cravos" a.k.a. "25 de Abril". Enjoy it!


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Susan Boyle

This video give us such a great lesson! We should never judge people only for their looks, we've got to know them! From Britain's Got Talent, Susan Boyle! Enjoy


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Portugal in Eurovision

The last performance in the 70's by Portugal, was made by Manuela Bravo. Nowadays is a very well known song. The song ended in the contest with 64 points, wich gave to Portugal the 9th place.
Manuela Bravo - Sobe, Sobe, Balão Sobe. Enjoy!


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Portugal in Eurovision

With the unfault position of Simone de Oliveira in 1969, Portugal didn't have any entry in 1970. So, the first Portugal entry in the 70's was in 1971. A poem by Ary dos Santos, sung by Tonicha. This was the first time that Portugal made the top 10. This song obteined the 9th place, with 83 points.
Tonicha - Menina. Enjoy!


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Portugal in Eurovision

The 3rd entry by Portugal in the contest was made by Madalena Iglésias, in 1966. The song ended in 13th place with 6 points, but nowadays it's a classic in portuguese music.
Madalena Iglésias - Ele e Ela


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Portugal in Eurovision

In 2003, Rita Guerra represented Portugal with "Deixa-me Sonhar", this was the first bilingue song that Portugal sent to Eurovision. The song ended in 22nd.


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