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tom cruise on the set of mena

Jared Leto’s and Margot Robbie’s stunt doubles on the set of Suicide Squad in Toronto, Canada

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Owning a racehorse has always been thought of as something of a highbrow affair. So it’s no surprise to find that many celebrities have been drawn into the lucrative world of horse-racing. And here’s a list of ten horse-mad celebrities!

Steven Spielberg

So devoted is Spielberg to horses that not only did he devote an entire film to the plight of a horse in World War One with , but he even had part-ownership of a horse who finished fourth place in the Kentucky Derby in 2003!

Kevin Costner

This Academy Award winning star has stakes in many horses that race on circuits in California. And further to this Costner was recently quoted as saying ‘I’m more comfortable with a horse than a woman’!

Liz Hurley

The glamorous movie star has reputedly made inroads into horse ownership through a syndicate, and even sold her horse, Memory, to the Queen! So if you have interests like Ms Hurley then you can get the very latest updates online.

Wayne Rooney

Clearly a man with some money to burn, Wayne Rooney recently took time away from the Manchester United training ground and became involved in the racing world where he now owns no less than four racehorses.

Madonna

The queen of pop proved she is nothing if not resilient when, despite breaking bones through a horse-riding accident in 2005, she still doggedly hung on to her horse obsession and now has two horses of her own.

Johnny Depp

Not only is Johnny Depp a film star and a great guitar player, but he also became entwined with the horse-racing world after becoming enamoured with the lead horse in his film Sleepy Hollow. So much so that he adopted the horse Goldeneye after filming ended!

Selma Blair

The Hellboy and Cruel Intentions star is renowned for her love of horses. She originally wanted to become a horse trainer but got side-tracked by the movie business. However, things worked out with a happy ending as she now has her very own horse called Taffy.

MC Hammer

Well he had to have something to do with his time after his music career took something of a nose-dive in the 1990s. So apart from finding God, Hammer has also taken the very lucrative step of becoming a racehorse owner with 19 horses in his Oaktown stables.

Viggo Mortensen

The Lord of the Rings’ star got a lot of saddle-time during his spell in the fantasy trilogy. And it must have rubbed off on him, as he now owns two horses and even published a photography book entitled ‘The Horse Is Good’!

The Queen

And finally, if proof was ever needed that the horse world attracts the high and mighty, then look no further than to our very own Queen. Her best effort was in 1957 when she had four winners at Royal Ascot.

Jim Parsons is going from a scientific nerd in “The Big Bang Theory” to a pretty big religious role — the Almighty.
Producers on Thursday said Parsons will star in a stage adaptation of the humor book “The Last Testament: A Memoir by God” on Broadway. The play, called “An Act of God,” is adapted by its author, David Javerbaum.
Two-time Tony Award winner Joe Mantello, who also helmed “Wicked” and “Other Desert Cities,” will direct the show, which begins performances May 5 at the Studio 54 theater.
Parsons, who won four Emmys for “The Big Bang Theory,” has Broadway credits that include the comic “Harvey” and the heartbreaking “The Normal Heart.”
Javerbaum is the Emmy Award-winning former head writer and executive producer of “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” He also co-wrote the score to the 2008 musical “Cry-Baby” and songs for the Tony Awards hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, including the tune “Broadway Is Not Just for Gays Anymore.”
The show is produced by Jeffrey Finn, who has produced “The Elephant Man,” ”Seminar,” ”Scandalous,” ”Dead Accounts” and “The Realistic Joneses.”

Daniel Craig has starred in 3 of the most successful and critically acclaimed Bond films in recent memory. With Craig at the helm, the Bond franchise has undergone a rethink and huge revival. Bond isn’t so much about slick gadgets and seduction any more, which was when new “Q” Ben Wishaw gave Bond nothing more than a gun and a radio in Skyfall. Instead Bond is a more modern, human spy; prone to doubt, failure and weakness but dragged through by an unflinching sense of duty.

Recently we learned that “Bond 24” as it had been codenamed, will be entitled SPECTRE and is slated to be released in November 2015. Even this seemingly trivial clue has aroused a lot of excitement among Bond fans – SPECTRE is the name of one of Bond’s oldest enemies; The SPecial Executive for Counter-Intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion. This nasty bunch were a regular adversary in earlier Bond films, headed up by the mysterious, cat stroking Ernst Stavro Blofeld.

But all might not be well for series star Daniel Craig; who has been pictured looking severely tired and haggard in recent weeks. It’s understandable that Craig might be feeling a bit overwhelmed at the moment. For one thing the 3 year gap between Skyfall and the projected 2015 release of SPECTRE wasn’t just down to scheduling clashes or pay negotiations – at one point the entire future of the franchise was in jeopardy.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) the powerhouse movie producer and distributor; which owns the franchise, was in serious financial difficulty. At one point the company had to enter “Chapter 11” bankruptcy protection in the USA, leading to serious worries from fans that the franchise would be sold off. A new owner would not even necessarily have continued making Bond films and could have focused on maximising ad and sponsorship revenue; rather than diverting figure budgets to make blockbusters.

To add to his woes it seems that a hugely expensive car chase scene will have to be re-planned after furious protesters successfully lobbied against the use of the 15th Century Ponte Sisto Bridge in Rome. Big movies are stressful work, something Craig is bound to know only too well. At least he’s likely to be put up in luxury 5* hotels wherever he travels, so he can hopefully catch up on some beauty sleep. But if its your bed at home that’s giving you trouble Daniel, try getting yourself a nice, supportive Breasley mattress from Bedstar; it can do wonders for your back!

To make things worse, SPECTRE is significantly over budget, and may come in at a grand total of over $300,000,000; making it one of the most expensive films ever. To justify that outlay Bond 24 has to step up to the enormous expectations created by Skyfall (which grossed over $1 billion at box offices). Anything less would be almost seen as a failure given the vast budget and star power invested.

Whatever production snagy SPECTRE may hit; fans still have faith in the dream team of Daniel Craig and Sam Mendes to create a winning installment. We can’t wait until November!