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Robert Pattinson's Latest Movie - Little Ashes Trailer 

Robert Pattinson stars as a young Salvador Dali, who arrives at university; 18 years old and determined to become a great artist. His bizarre blend of shyness and rampant exhibitionism attracts the attention of two of the university's social elite.

Robert Pattinson stars as a young Salvador Dali, who arrives at university; 18 years old and determined to become a great artist. His bizarre blend of shyness and rampant exhibitionism attracts the attention of two of the university's social elite.

Robert Pattinson stars as a young Salvador Dali, who arrives at university; 18 years old and determined to become a great artist. His bizarre blend of shyness and rampant exhibitionism attracts the attention of two of the university's social elite.

Movie Trailers series page at Hulu.comThe young life and loves of artist Salvador Dali.

http://bit.ly/ClevverGames - Subscribe!http://Twitter.com/ClevverGames - Follow Us!http://www.facebook.com/ClevverGames - Like Us!Hey gamers, Joshua Ovenshire here for Clevver Games. A little slip up happened on XBOX live's game marketplace, and the first Downloadable content was featured for my soon to be favorite game, Mass Effect 3. .For 800 point you can get "from Ashes" and this is how it was described:."Unearth lost secrets from the past and recruit the Prothean squad member in Mass Effect 3: From Ashes.".Now before you jump on the gamer rage of why release DLC if you can still get it in the game before it ships, allow me to calm you down. This DLC will actually be available to anyone who preordered the Mass Effect 3 collector's edition. But granted that these are sold out every where, yes, you may have to fork over the ten bucks for the new squad member. But this was just like they did for Mass Effect 2. If you bought the game new, you got the cerbCerberuswork and all the fun downloads it came with. OR if you didn't get it new, you could spend some money to get all that extra dlc. Let's just hope this character is cooler than Zaeed. But come on...it's a prothean, we'll spend the 10 bucks for that mission..So how bout it? Still angry that you'll have to spend money for this character and mission or are you like me and you'll give Bioware all your money no matter what the DLC may include? Let us know in the comments below and don't for get to subscribe to stay up to date on all our coolest gameing videos and news. You can also stalk us on twitter @clevvergames. Till the next time, I'm the Jovenshire and you're watching Clevver Games. 

Ricky Ponting will miss next week's final Ashes Test in Sydney after aggravating the fracture in his left little finger. Ponting was passed fit for the fourth match of five at the MCG after suffering the injury in the third Test in Perth last week. But after having the finger x-rayed again following the innings-and-157-run defeat which saw England retain the Ashes, the 36-year-old has learned he may need surgery to treat the injury and will therefore not be able to play in the new year Test at the SCG. Australia physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said: "Ricky Ponting had a repeat x-ray after the fourth Test, which showed evidence that the fracture of his fifth finger has moved during the course of the Melbourne Test. "As such, he needs to commence treatment immediately to achieve a satisfactory outcome. The treatment options include surgery or aggressive splinting and immobilisation of the injured finger."

Federico names Little Ashes sourcehttp://community.livejournal.com/pattinsonlife/850166.html

We take a look at the new films from Chris Pine and Robert Pattinson

Little Ashes [DVD] [2008] Robert Pattinson, Javier Beltran, Matthew McNulty, Marina Gatell, Paul Morrison Amazon.co.uk DVD Video http://planet-rpattz.blogspot.com

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England have completed their first Ashes win Down Under in 24 years after taking the last three Australia wickets on the final morning of the fifth Test at the SCG. With the urn already retained the all-important series victory was already virtually certain, but by finishing the job, after a battling eighth-wicket stand and a delay for rain, Andrew Strauss' side ensured the 3-1 scoreline they so richly deserved. The margin in Sydney was an innings and 83, their third innings success of the tour, statistics that make light of the long barren run in Australia which saw five unsuccesful tours in a row. The last wickets to fall were Peter Siddle, Ben Hilfenhaus and Michael Beer, whose dismissal at the hands of Chris Tremlett ushered in the end of a remarkable series for Andrew Strauss' men. After England had drawn a blank against Australia's eighth-wicket pair in the extra half-hour on Thursday night, heavy showers delayed them further. Play got under way on time, but Steve Smith and Siddle soon took their stubborn stand beyond 50, and survived five overs before more rain arrived to frustrate England. They stood firm and looked untroubled after the resumption too - and a second new ball was beckoning by the time Siddle was caught by James Anderson off the bowling of Graeme Swann at deep midwicket, to go for a career-best 43 in a partnership of 86. Chris Tremlett and Anderson returned when the new ball was taken and it was the latter - who has cemented his reputation as a world-class attack leader during this series - who made it pay. He pitched one full to tailender Hilfenhaus, found a little swing and took the edge of the bat to provide Matt Prior with an easy catch behind the stumps. Smith (54 not out) was having some fun at the other end and passed 50 with a meaty four off Anderson. Last man Beer was the final wicket to fall, caught back on the crease by Tremlett and dragging onto the stumps to tee up ecstatic scenes from a jubilant England side.

We take a look at Robert Pattinson's career leading up to Water for Elephants

37-year-old Warne said he would have retired from international cricket last year had Australia not lost the Ashes to England. Warne told a news conference in Melbourne, Australia, that it had been his "mission" to win back the little urn. The world's be