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Despite their onscreen chemistry, the actors didn't like each other.

I know that this very web site has declared a personal fatwa against slowed-down pop songs in movie trailers, but I can’t help but feel like the spots advertising the upcoming remake of Joel Schumacher’s 1990 cult object Flatliners won’t be complete until they’ve tapped a creepy children’s choir to cover the Doors’ “Break On Through (To The Other Side).” It’s perfect! The song is about permeating the boundaries between life and death, the film deals with the same topic (only with what appear to be unsettling CGI zombies in the mix), it’s bananas that some enterprising ad executive hasn’t made the connection.

The move makes it much more difficult for transgender kids to exist in any place of public education.

Teen love is simply too pure for this compromised world. (In the movies, anyhow. In real life, the love between teens is like a knockoff version of love you’d buy in Chinatown for eight dollars.) Cancer drove Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort apart in The Fault in Our Stars, and in the new film The Space Between Us, the vague atmospheric chemistry of Earth separates Asa Butterfield from his one true love Britt Robertson. Butterfield’s coming back for seconds at the teen-weepie-romance buffet, too, as a new report from Deadline indicates today.

From Miley Cyrus to Zac Efron, these celebrities shared with fans what Christmas meant to them this year.

Native Nina Dobrev considered a move back home, while Lin-Manuel Miranda urged America to rise up in the face of adversity.

These famous couples discovered romance on set, and it lasted well after they shot their last scenes together.

Celebrities have been showing their support for the Affordable Care Act aka Obamacare, including 'Vampire Diaries' star Nina Dobrev.