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While the fate of their Nickelodeon TV show is uncertain, BTR tells MTV News their vacation plans are in the works.
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Anyone complaining that Hollywood movies are full of too many quick edits will definitely feel the pull of Alfonso Cuar?n's ("Children of Men") newest film, "Gravity." The movie, which stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as stranded astronauts, will unspool at a relatively leisurely pace ? just 156 shots over two hours, according to Film Stage.
But that doesn't cut down on its thrill value, as evidenced in two new trailers: Clearly, this is a film that will leave audiences (and its characters) breathless.
In the first trailer, part of the film's 17-minute opening sequence, Bullock and Clooney are two astronauts working outside a space shuttle when debris and "meteorological conditions" destroy the spacecraft around them. Bullock is left spinning violently while still strapped to a detached arm of the space station while Clooney dashes around (at least, the kind of dashing one does in while in a space suit) trying to help. Bullock unhooks herself from the arm and goes hurtling into deep, empty, dark space. Focusing on her panicked breathing, that's where the second trailer picks up.
The movie promises to be both claustrophobic and expansive, as Cuar?n follows on Clooney's and Bullock's characters stranded in space with no link back to Earth, with a limited supply of oxygen. It also promises to be a roller-coaster ride of a new sort ? if one paced at a reasonable level.
"Gravity" opens in theaters on Oct. 4.
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Have you been looking for a place to get away from life for a while, watch the game on a massive TV and drink a few brews? Well, if you're near Rock Island, Illinois, there is a new sports bar that you've got to visit!
Ridiculously Large TV's
Rooster's Bar & Grill, at 2130 3rd Avenue is your new destination for fun and relaxation. Kick back and catch your favorite team on our MASSIVE 119 inch high definition projection screen. Don't miss a minute of the action! We've got you covered with an additional 16 high definition big screens for your viewing pleasure!
What We Do
We are dedicated to becoming the new destination for your entertainment needs in Rock Island. It?s not only the massive multiple screens playing all your favorite games. It?s not even just the daily lunch and drink specials. It?s the care we put into making it a fun atmosphere for you to hang out in. Sand volleyball leagues have started, but you can still enjoy open play all week during the day and Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights!
In or Out
You can join us indoors or check out our large outdoor patio and entertainment zone. Open every day at 11:00 AM, we even have additional space available for your party needs. Join us for dinner, drinks and a guaranteed good time here at Rooster's Bar & Grill.
Come in and unwind from the work week with Karaoke every Friday night!
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World oil prices drifted lower on Wednesday after weak manufacturing data in China, and before the latest update on energy reserves in the United States.
Brent North Sea crude for delivery in September fell 69 cents to stand at $107.73 a barrel approaching midday in London.
New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for delivery in September, slid 15 cents to $107.08 a barrel.
Global banking giant HSBC said its preliminary purchasing managers index (PMI) for China hit an 11-month low of 47.7 for July, down from 48.2 in June.
A reading above 50 indicates growth and anything below points to contraction. Its final reading will be released at the start of next month.
"The negative Chinese PMI data is having a dampening effect on oil prices," Jason Hughes, head of sales trading at CMC Markets in Singapore, told AFP.
"Traders will also be closely watching out for PMI data from Europe and elsewhere for clues about global demand," he said.
The result is the latest in a string of data suggesting previous double-digit growth rates in the world's top energy consumer are a thing of the past as Beijing looks to shift its income source from exports to domestic consumption.
Investors will now look to the release of the weekly US crude stockpiles by the Department of Energy later Wednesday.
A survey by the American Petroleum Institute showed supplies fell 1.44 million in the week to July 19, signalling robust demand as Americans take to the roads for their holidays.
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