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Blake Shelton's 'Footloose' Cover Hits the Web !!

"The Voice" coach puts a country spin on Kenny Loggins’ original for the upcoming film remake.

When the Paramount Pictures remake of the 1984 classic Footloosehits theaters, it will feature a few updates from the original soundtrack, including an upbeat country version of Kenny Loggins’ title track.

Blake Shelton’s “Footloose” cover hit the web on Tuesday, Sept. 6, giving the iconic tune only a minor facelift.

“It’s like a lot of stuff from that era – it was rock at the time, but is pretty much what we hear on country radio today. So I knew that we didn’t have to stray that far away from the original,” Shelton told The Boot. “There are two ways to bring back a song: one is to try to make it your own, and in this instance, you have to remove yourself from it and step into the role of what’s best for the movie and that particular scene. There’s only one way to approach it when you think of it that way: a fun, uptempo, catchy version just like Kenny Loggins did.”

Most Disturbing Male Swimsuit You’ll Ever See !!!!

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More New Photo's Of The Man Of Steel!!

Another look at an insanely chiseled Henry Cavill in costume for Zack Snyder's “Man of Steel.”

Never Give Madonna Hydrangeas!!

Just see Madonna‘s reaction to a fan giving her a bouquet of hydrangeas at the Venice Film Festival, where she was promoting her period piece W.E. After receiving the apparently dreadful (who knew?) arrangement, Madonna gave a over-the-top eye roll, hid the flowers, and alerted the person next to her, “I absolutely loathe hydrangeas.” She added about her petal-peddling fan, “He obviously doesn’t know that.”

Music Video - Petros

Petros feat. Roxay - Predator (Radio Edit)

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Dudes With Dogs - Jake Gyllenhall

Villagers Capture World's Largest Crocodile - It Weighs One Ton and is 21Ft Long

Long tail: Dozens of local residents gather around the animal, which is believed to have killed a fisherman

It weighs one ton and is believed responsible for eating at least one fisherman, but this monster crocodile has finally been caught by 100 very cautious men.

Measuring 21ft, the massive creature is the largest crocodile captured alive in recent years.

The beast was caught, after a three-week hunt, in a creek in the Philippines by villagers who had lived in fear of it for more than 20 years.

Its nearest rival in the monster stakes is Cassius, an Australian salt-water crocodile which measures a 'mere' 18ft - and which is still on the loose in the Northern Territory.

Giant catch: Mayor Cox Elorde of Bunawan township, Agusan del Sur Province, pretends to measure a huge crocodile which was captured by residents and crocodile farm staff along a creek in Bunawan

The Philippine crocodile's domain was a river system in Agusan, a poverty-stricken region 500 miles south east of Manila, but while it was a constant threat to villagers no-one was brave enough to try to capture it.

However, when a village fisherman went missing and the crocodile became the chief suspect, plans were hatched in order to catch it.

It was placed under observation and when it was witnessed by several villagers killing a water buffalo they knew their suspicions were right.

Price haul: Residents use their hands to measure the 21ft salt-water crocodile

Posing: One of the heavily armed captors touches the beast for the camera

'We were very nervous about tackling this beast but it was our duty to deal with it because it was a threat to many villagers and their farm animals,' said the local mayor, Mr Edwin Elorde.

'When I finally saw it after its capture I couldn't believe my eyes.

'It was big enough to swallow three men all at once.'

The operation to capture the crook - which has yet to be named - was set in place after it was seen in a creek.

Villagers set four net traps, which the crocodile destroyed with a mighty snap of its jaws.

So the second time around the villagers used traps made of steel cables and this time the animal failed to get away.

At least 100 men were required to pull the huge reptile on to the banks of the creek where, after a great deal of difficulty, it was bound up and then lifted by crane on to the back of a truck.

They weren't going to let the victory pass without having their photo taken, so many of the villagers posed beside their scaly captive before it was driven off to a confined area.

Despite the suspected death of the fisherman, the crocodile is destined for fame.

It is expected to be the star attraction at a new eco-tourism park that is being set up in Agusan.

'It will be the biggest star of the park,' said Mr Elorde.

Time Magazine 9/11 Cover

The front cover image of TIME’s special issue on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001 marks the third time in the magazine’s history that the trademarked red border was not used on the cover. TIME opted for a silver border surrounding the image created by Julian LaVerdiere and Paul Myoda, co-creators of the original Tribute in Light memorial in New York City. It shows a photo-illustration imagining the Tribute in Light as seen from space.