Close call! Jennifer Lawrence nearly repeats THAT Oscar fall as she loses her balance at X-Men premiere... only to be caught just in time

She is known for being rather accident-prone, after tripping and falling at the Academy Awards two years in a row.

And Jennifer Lawrence nearly repeated the blunder at the New York City premiere of X-Men: Days Of Future Past on Saturday.

The American Hustle star ventured up a flight of stairs, only to nearly lose her balance and require the help of a couple assistants in order to stabilize.

Uh oh! Jennifer Lawrence nearly fell at the New York City premiere of X-Men: Days Of Future Past on Saturday

Before she wound up on the floor, Jennifer’s saviours grabbed onto each of her arms, as she wore an expression of shock and anxiety.

She then gathered herself and attempted to continue gracefully up the stairs, whilst seeming to eye the climb warily.

The Hunger Games star looked a dream in a slinky shining midnight blue gown, teamed with strappy heels that showed off her dark nail polish.


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The Mentalist Will Be Back For Seventh Season

The axe came down on some of CBS' most plugged shows this week as Hostages and The Crazy Ones joined 22 other shows from five different networks which have been cut over the past few days.

It's culling season in the US which is bad news for Robin William’s and Sarah Michelle Gellar’s The Crazy Ones, which was thought to be in the line for another season.

Toni Collette's thriller Hostages has also been cut along with Intelligence, despite both shows scoring well in ratings.

It was good news though for The Mentalist which has been struggling with declining ratings lately. Despite worries over viewership the long-running crime drama will be returning for a seventh season, it was confirmed on Saturday.

Meanwhile comedies Bad Teacher and Friends with Better Lives have been cut, not that CBS is turning its back on comedy. The network has already ordered a number of new series including The Odd Couple, set to star Matthew Perry.

Surprisingly though, the much-buzzed about spin-off of How I Met Your Mother has not been picked up by the network, yet.

Further cancellations are due to be announced within the next week.

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Hot metal! Shakira shows off jewelled bra under shredded shirt as she rocks out on stage at Wango Tango

Shakira was very much the glamorous rocker chick at Wango Tango on Saturday.

The 37-year-old singer flashed her bejewelled bra in a shredded white T-shirt while at the event produced by KIIS-FM at the StubHub Center in Los Angeles.

The Whenever, Wherever hitmaker teamed her striking top with glitzy jeans and black high heeled combat boots – an eye-catching sight as she took to the stage for her performance.

Sparkling: The 37-year-old singer flashed her bejewelled bra in a shredded white T-shirt while at the event produced by KIIS-FM at the StubHub Center in Los Angeles

She further glammed up the look with a lavish metal chandelier necklace and numerous edgy silver bracelets.

Meanwhile, Shakira wore her blonde hair long and loose, whipping it back and forth as she sang.

The Hips Don’t Lie hitmaker showed off her famous moves, rocking her body as she put on an impassioned performance.

Work it: The Hips Don't Lie hitmaker sure knew how to groove, rocking her body as she put on an impassioned performance

Other performers at Wango Tango, hosted by Ryan Seacrest, included Maroon 5, Ariana Grande with Iggy Azalea, Paramore, Zedd, Ed Sheeran, and Tiesto, among others.

Shakira’s self-titled album hit stores on March 25, featuring singles Empire and Can’t Remember To Forget You, a collaboration with Rihanna.

It debuted at number two on the Billboard 200, making the album her highest-charting ever, with first week sales of 84,000. Beautiful blonde: Meanwhile, Shakira wore her hair long and loose, whipping it back and forth as she sang

Pleasing the crowds: Shakira put on an extremely energetic performance

It is an extremely personal record that encapsulates the full breadth of who she is, as Shakira expressed in an open letter to her Facebook fans.

‘In the end I realized that I will always be a little bit of everything and I don’t have to choose,’ Shakira said.

‘I am sometimes extremely sensitive, sometimes upbeat, others dreamy and romantic, and even at times a little melodramatic. (Call it the Caribbean blood.)

Fabulous physique: She showed off her very svelte shape while posing for cameras

‘But always authentic and always sincere. Most importantly, I am enough. Imperfections and all. So what I am offering you now is just that.’

The album has materialized after a long and topsy turvy journey.

‘The work on this album has spanned a very eventful time, with many ups and downs but ultimately, the happiest period in my life thus far, including the birth of my son,’ Shakira added.

News Source:www.dailymail.co.uk

Nintendo Apologies for Not Including Same-Sex Relationships in Tomodachi Life

Nintendo has issued an apology for not including same-sex relationships in the English version of its game Tomodachi Life. The move comes days after the company had tried to downplay criticism of the game by fans seeking virtual equality for the game's characters, which are modelled after real people.

"We apologise for disappointing many people by failing to include same-sex relationships in Tomodachi Life," the statement said. However, Nintendo of America Inc. said it cannot add the feature at such a late stage by issuing a post-launch patch.

"Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to change this game's design, and such a significant development change can't be accomplished with a post-ship patch," the company added.

Tye Marini, a gay 23-year-old Nintendo fan from Mesa, Arizona, launched a social-media campaign last month, urging Kyoto, Japan-based Nintendo Co. and its subsidiary Nintendo of America Inc. to add same-sex relationship options to English versions of the handheld Nintendo 3DS game Tomodachi Life. The game was originally released in Japan last year and features a cast of Mii characters - Nintendo's personalised avatars of real players - living on a virtual island. Gamers can do things like shop, visit an amusement park, play games, go on dates and encounter celebrities like Christina Aguilera and Shaquille O'Neal.



Tomodachi Life has been a hit in a Japan, where Nintendo said last December it had sold 1.83 million copies of the game.

The company had been more guarded in its initial response to the campaign.

"Nintendo never intended to make any form of social commentary with the launch of Tomodachi Life," Nintendo had said in an earlier statement. "The relationship options in the game represent a playful alternate world rather than a real-life simulation. We hope that all of our fans will see that Tomodachi Life was intended to be a whimsical and quirky game, and that we were absolutely not trying to provide social commentary."


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