The Order of the Seven

Hollywood's dueling "Snow White" projects continue, with Disney in negotiations with a director for its live-action "Order of the Seven," The Wrap has confirmed.

The studio is in talks with Michael Gracey for its unusual take on the "Snow White" tale that it made famous with its 1937 landmark cartoon.

Gracey, who was the youngest animator at "Happy Feet" animation house Animal Logic, made Evian's "Roller Babies" commercial, which holds a Guinness World Record for most watched online ad.

The new movie, originally titled "Snow and the Seven," sets the story in China, and "the seven" aren't dwarfs but members of an order of warriors who meet up with an English woman and protect her from an ancient evil.

Two other "Snow White" projects are now under production and is dueling to prove the best.

Snow White project from Relativity is directed by Tarsem Singh with Lily Collins as Snow White while another from Universal with Kristen Stewart as Snow White is directed by Rupert Sanders. With both these films slated to release in 2012, Disney's "The Order of the Seven" is scheduled for a 2013 release.

The Brothers Grimm: Snow White

The most awaited sneak peek from one of the two Snow Whites who'll be on the big screen in 2012: the exclusive look at Lily Collins as the famously fair heroine, in full royal regalia!

The photo is all the proof we needed that this "Snow White" (as opposed to the grittier "Snow White and the Huntsman," starring Kristen Stewart) is a pure pretty princess.

Lily herself took the time to gush enthusiastically over the glamorous costumes, and, I mean, just look at those sleeves.

But don't let her shell-shocked expression fool you — the actress wants you to know that the froufy dress won't stop Snow from getting down and dirty, as the film sees her shed her passive fairy-tale persona and come out swinging before the credits roll.

Sound off on this sneak peek at Lily Collins as Snow White and tell us what you think.

Lily will grace the silver screen next in September's action thriller "Abduction," co-starring Taylor Lautner, and will likely begin shooting the film adaptation of Cassandra Clare's "Mortal Instruments" series later this year alongside "Twilight" star Jamie Campbell Bower.

Julia Roberts learn to sew and Piano

Julia Roberts took sewing classes and piano. She honed her brain so as not to weaken after the age of 40 years.

Citing femalefirst, Larry Crowne actress who has a 7 year twins, Hazel and Phinnaeus and Henry (4) with her ​​husband Danny Moder has taken some new hobby to keep his brain in old age.

"I have started tailoring classes. Not long ago, I made some big pillows for the kids and some really simple pants for Danny. I also took piano lessons with my children," he explained.



Stars Eat, Pray, Love adds, "In your 40s, you should learn new things so that your brain does not turn into a 'porridge' (stupid). So now I practice the piano."

Julia was now better appreciate the free time to spend with family. Different, with the beginning of his career who was busy filming movies and other keartisan activities.

Snow White Vs Snow White ?

Mirror mirror, on the wall, after long negotiations, she's the most evil of them all: Charlize Theron has signed on to play the Evil Queen in the upcoming big screen adaptation, 'Snow White and the Huntsman.'

The role of Snow White is essayed by Kristen Stewart while a rival movie, The Brothers Grimm: Snow White has Lily Collins playing the lead with nonetheless Julia Roberts as The Evil Queen.

While the two onscreen adaptations of Snow White clash in 2012, it is Charlize Theron versus Julia Roberts and Kristen Stewart against Lily Collins. Yes, We're not discussing about Rupert Sanders against Tarsem Singh(don't ask..) or any of the dwarfs.

Mirror mirror, on the Wall, which one of these is better of them all?

Hermione Granger has skin problems

Emma Watson has been spotted suffering from an untimely outbreak of blemishes, just as she takes over from Julia Roberts as the face of beauty company Lancome.

She admitted that she struggled with bad skin during her early years working on the Harry Potter films, in which she plays Hermione Granger.

She said that she developed spots but was left in agony by the treatment a dermatologist recommended.

"The dermatologist gave me something that burnt the skin off my face. It was terrible. They couldn''t hold filming; we just had to put more makeup on, which made it really sore," the Daily Mail quoted her as saying in a recent interview.