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Sanitation worker arrested ROCKEFELLER CENTER. An off-duty sanitation worker was arrested on Saturday for allegedly groping a straphanger in Midtown. Anthony Marcelle, 50, allegedly grabbed a woman's behind as she boarded the F train at Rockefeller Center. The woman called 911 and cops arrested Marcelle at Roosevelt Avenue and 74th Street in Queens at 5:35 a.m. Marcelle was charged with forcible touching. METRO/EAE

‘Hitler’ parents lose baby A couple who named their child Adolf Hitler lost custody of their newest son hours after he was born. Heath and Deborah Campbell said their son, named Hons, was taken by New Jersey childrens services. Their son, Adolf, was taken by child services in 2009. METRO/AB

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for a man they said sexually assaulted a woman in the Broadway and Houston Street station. Officers say the man, described as male, black, 35 and with a heavy build, came up behind a 42year-old woman as she was getting ready to board an M train around 10 a.m., and sexually assaulted her before fleeing the station. Cops released surveillance footage retrieved from the Nov. 10 incident. METRO/AB

Bus rider nabbed after lewd report CHINATOWN. A Brooklyn man was arrested on Saturday for allegedly pleasuring himself in front of fellow passengers on a New York-bound Chinatown bus from Philadelphia. Illiana Martinez, 37, told the New York Post that she saw a man masturbating in front of her and called the cops. Genrong Zhang, 39, was removed from the bus and charged with public lewdness. METRO/EAE

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Pipe bomber caught, terror averted: NYPD Officials say Washington Heights man plotted to bomb cop cars Also targeted post offices and military members Was preparing to test bomb A Manhattan man spent years plotting to detonate nail-studded bombs in the city, but was nabbed before he could carry out a vicious attack, officials said last night. Mayor Michael Bloomberg, along with Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, announced last night that Jose Pimentel was arrested on terrorism charges Saturday afternoon. Bloomberg described Pimentel, 27, as a Dominican Republic native who is now a U.S. citizen and a convert to Islam.

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“The suspect was a socalled ‘lone wolf,’ motivated by his own resentment of the presence of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as inspired by al Qaeda propaganda,” Bloomberg said. His targets were police cars, post offices, military members returning to the States and a Bayonne, N.J., police station, Bloomberg said. Officers were investigating him since 2009, Kelly said. Pimentel moved to Washington Heights last year, buying bomb ingredients from Home Depot, being careful to “avoid rais-

Cops hunt murderers BROOKLYN. Cops are searching for suspects in three weekend murders. A man, 58, was killed in a Bushwick tire shop yesterday, just one day after a

clerk was found dead in a Brooklyn porn shop. And Shaquille Jones, 17, was killed Friday, cops said, after a fight among teenagers. METRO/EAE

ing red flags,” Kelly said. Pimentel, who learned to create the bombs from al Qaeda’s magazine article “How to Build a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom,” planned to test the bombs in mailboxes, Kelly said. Bloomberg said officers detonated a bomb like Pimentel’s — showing a video of a parked car igniting into a fireball. This brings the total terrorist plots against New York to 14, Bloomberg said. Vance said Pimentel could face life in prison. ALISON BOWEN

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Take your pick For the past two years, Metro has asked its readers to nominate the man and woman who affected news headlines to the greatest extent over the year. Today, we launch our 2011 Man and Woman of the Year event — but as we do so, we acknowledge that the winners this year may be a group of people rather than individuals. How can we ignore the

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claims of the Occupy Wall Street movement, whose activities have dominated the news headlines for the last two months? Others may feel it right to nominate the 1 percent. We feel certain that many readers will wish to nominate Navy SEAL Team 6, the group of warriors who killed Osama bin Laden. As we look back over

2011, we remember the people of Egypt, the activists of the Arab Spring and those who fought for regime change in Libya. Naturally, some readers will wish to nominate individuals. President Barack Obama ordered the bin Laden mission; and on the basis that he was hardly out of the headlines all year until his death last month, who can ignore the

nomination of Muammar Gaddafi? When the U.S. federal government faced a shutdown in April, House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner was in the thick of the conflict. Also in April, Prince William and Kate Middleton had the world enthralled with their fairy tale wedding at Westminster Abbey. METRO PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES

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They made the news: You decide Nominations open today and will continue until 5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 9. In the Metro edition of Monday, Dec. 12, we will publish a shortlist of those receiving the most nominations, and will invite readers to vote for their favorites. Metro’s Man and Woman (or People) of the Year will be announced in Metro’s special end-of-year edition, published on Monday, Dec. 26.

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Other potential nominees: 1. Dominique Strauss-Khan, former head of the International Monetary Fund, was forced from his job over criminal charges that he had sexually assaulted a New York hotel maid, Nafissatou Diallo. Should either be nominated? 2. TV reporter Lara Logan

forced the world to confront some ugly truths about the treatment of women in Arab countries when she was sexually assaulted by a mob of men in Tahir Square, Cairo, during the Egyptian uprisings. Her bravery and fortitude, despite a terrible ordeal, impressed many. 3. Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his former sidekick Rebekah Brooks entertained us all for several weeks during the summer as they fought off claims that

News of the World reporters had hacked into the cell phones of thousands of people. 4. Were Charlie Sheen’s antics as he departed from the come-

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dy “Two and a Half Men” an outburst of insanity or a cool PR stunt? Either way – he dominated the headlines for several weeks. 5. Casey Anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter Caylee in a July trial that was followed closely by millions. 6. The music world lost a tortured genius when Amy Winehouse was found dead at her London home in July. She drank herself to death, but leaves a lasting musical legacy.

To nominate someone from Man or Woman of the Year, e-mail us at mwoty@metro.us and tell us, in 100 words or fewer, why they deserve the title. Nominations will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 9. Readers will be able to vote on a shortlist of nominees from Monday, Dec. 12 to Thursday, Dec. 22.

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How about a little holiday Chocolat? Each week, Metro presents an animal that needs a home This week, it’s Chocolat in an uptown shelter Chocolat is a sophisticated 2-year-old domestic shorthair mix, waiting to find her perfect family. True to her name, she is supersweet and is the perfect cat to snuggle with at the end of a stressful day. Not only will she listen to all of your problems, but she has been known to talk right back to you, and can have a lot to say! If she gets the opportunity to be your new best friend, she will fit in perfectly — she has never met a person that she doesn’t like. Chocolat can be a bit catty with other felines, however, so she should be the only pet in the house. She will absolutely melt in

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The real Zuccotti is not pleased FINANCIAL DISTRICT. The man for whom Occupy Wall Street’s Zuccotti Park

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Live, love, play: Making magic Metro is collaborating with nonprofits to give out toys for the holidays You can donate gifts to needy children in the city One charity helps in ways from DJing parties to providing books to children in hospitals

Live Love Dance’s founder DJed a Halloween party for children earlier this year.

As Metro’s office slowly fills with toys as part of the Metro Magic holiday toy drive, Metro will be partnering with several nonprofits in the city to distribute the toys to needy New York City children. One of the groups we're working with is Live Love Dance, which was started this year by Jonathan Lopez, a local DJ. Lopez told Metro that while traveling as a DJ, he was touched by the underprivileged children he met. Live Love Dance is a one-man show entirely run by Lopez. Although he receives some help from family and friends, he is in charge of most of the responsibilities. Live Love Dance helps children in a variety of ways. It’s partnered with Metro to collect toys for

“I wanted to give back in any way possible.” LOPEZ kids in New York City. In the past, Lopez has worked with children in hospitals, providing them gifts, books and toys, and this Halloween, he DJed a free dance party for kids in New Jersey. To raise money, Lopez sells T-shirts he designed on Livelovedance.org. He is also planning a fundraising holiday dinner next month. “I personally think kids are often the ones that don’t have a voice and don’t have a say in things,” Lopez said. “I want to be their voice to ask for help on their behalf.” MARY ANN GEORGANTOPOULOS

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The Maasai are Kenya’s most-known tribe, regarded as a mythical warrior people in the African bush But reality is far from romantic Some 4,000 live in squalor in a slum on the fringes of Nairobi’s international airport Metro visits the world of the ‘Slumdog Maasai’

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his is the plane from Switzerland. Always on time,” says 55-year-old Pasei, as he gazes at the sky beside his favorite wife Kiserian. He wears a bright red “shuka” and a fake gold watch. Pasei’s community lives on a tiny and dry piece of land near the road to Mombasa, in the middle of a polluted factory zone between Jomo Kenyatta airport and Nairobi National Park. “Two years ago, a terrible drought drove us out of the provinces,” Pasei gloomily recalls. “It killed our cattle, so we had to move to the city for food and water.” He fled his native Samburu province in northern Kenya, a region ravaged by drought, hunger and disease. All of Pasei’s eight wives have their heads shaved, with beautiful rings and ornaments on their stretched earlobes. They

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touch each other on the forehead with their hand — their way of saying “hi.” But it’s Kiserian who built Pasei’s “manyatta,” a small circular house made with cattle dung, mud, ash and human urine, all of it known to be waterproof. Inside is total darkness. The couple sleeps in separate beds. Pasei’s 18 children and other wives live in surrounding huts, made with corrugated sheet metal. They have a few goats

and sheep to tend to. “We sell their milk for 40 shillings ($0.43) a litre for the factory workers nearby, and we eat their meat on special occasions,” Pasei informs us. For a living, men work as security guards in supermarkets. Women handcraft necklaces for the National Park’s souvenir shops or the Maasai market in Nairobi. “But we have to compete with the Chinese,” Pasei says. Rival Chinese workers export Maasai merchandise from the factories of Guangdong. In this Maasai slum, money is scarce; children don’t have toys and rarely go to the local fee-paying schools. “We can only pay for a week of school from time to time,” Pasei says. In this male-dominated community, girls are not allowed to use public toilets provided to them by the factory nearby. Kids suffer from chronic diarrhea and pneumonia.

So what are Nairobi officials doing for them? They have yet to deal with a much bigger issue: Kibera, a slum of one million people — one of Africa’s biggest — in the south of the city.

hen, the Maasai’s last hope to escape misery might come from one Christian pastor, in return for some little effort. “I want them first to give up circumcision, a painful ceremony for boys,” says Reverend Ondarir, who lives in a little hut nearby. “Although illegal, female circumcision is still far much ingrained. Women fear they won’t be able to get married without it.” Meanwhile, the Kenyan government would like them to stop hunting for lions in the neighboring National Park, much loved by tourists. “But how can a Maasai still call himself a warrior if he cannot kill a lion?” Pasei asks.

Reverend Ondarir has lots of projects for them but no money yet. “We need a generator to produce electricity at night so as to make the area safer,” he says. These 4,000 Maasai live in an unsafe, neglected area even local taxi drivers never dare go. As a result, the Maasai’s famous swords are used to catch lions and to keep thugs away. After Metro says goodbye to our new Maasai friends, five men carrying stones block our way out. “It’s our land too, you cannot just come, say hello and go … unless you give us your money.” Pasei and his folks suddenly rushed and yelled at them, successfully showing off their stick-fighting ability. Even in Nairobi slums, the Maasai warriors are still feared. JORDAN POUILLE letters@metro.us

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Modern refugees KENYA. Settled in remote villages, the Maasai have been able to adapt to the most hostile environments. Such people know about so-called “modern civilization” and comfort, but envy nothing and no one. Most of them were removed from their territories in Kenya and Tanzania in the 1990s and gathered inside touristic national parks and reserves, with the complicity of some corrupt Maasai leaders. On the Maasai’s historical and now privatized lands flourish hundreds of flower greenhouses — where most of our roses are coming from. MWN/JP

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Muammarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favorite son pushed against the dictator, fled Libya and then returned to fight his fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s war The chic black sweater and jeans were gone. So too the combat T-shirt of his televised last stand in Tripoli. But the rimless glasses, framing those piercing eyes above the fine nose, gave him away despite the flowing nomad robes held close across his face. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, doctor of the London School of Economics, was once a reformer but became the scourge of those rebeling against his dictator father. Now heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a prisoner bundled aboard an old Libyan air force transport plane near the oildrilling outpost of Obari,

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The capture of Saif al-Islam is the latest dramatic chapter in the series of revolts that have swept the Arab world. The first uprising toppled the Ben Ali government in Tunisia early this year. The upheaval spread to Egypt, forcing out longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak in February, and then swept Libya, where the capital Tripoli fell to rebels this summer and Muammar Gaddafi died after being beaten and abused by captors last month. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s now threatening the Assad familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s four-decade grip on Syria. REUTERS

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sional deficit-reduction committee is likely to concede failure in its efforts to strike a deal barring an unforeseen breakthrough to bridge deep partisan differences over taxes and spending, congressional aides said. The announcement of failure would come today, aides from the Republican and Democratic camps told Reuters yesterday, shortly after several lawmakers on the bipartisan 12-member “super committee” cast strong doubts about a deal on the Sunday talk shows. On NBC's "Meet the Press" program, neither Republican Senator Jon Kyl nor Democratic Senator John Kerry gave any indication a deal was near.

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Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has roared into the lead of the Republican nominating race, brushing off concerns about his work for a troubled housing company, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed. Twenty-four percent of registered Republican voters would support the former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives if the contest were held now, an increase of eight percentage points from roughly a week ago, according to the poll, which was conducted on Nov. 18-19. Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who has stayed near the top of most polls, gar-

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tially tied with Gingrich. Despite allegations of questionable business ties, Gingrich is the latest favorite of conservative Republicans eager for an alternative to Romney, whom they see as too moderate. In a sign of further relief for Gingrich, 46 percent of Republicans said the revelations that he had received up to $1.8 million in consulting fees from mortgage giant Freddie Mac had no impact on their view of the candidate. Thirty-one percent said the issue left them with a less favorable opinion of Gingrich, who has criticized Freddie Mac sharply in the past. REUTERS

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CAIRO. Emboldened by their success in toppling Hosni Mubarak nine months ago, experienced protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square encouraged each other on Sunday to hold their ground as the police fired canister after canister of tear gas. “Don’t run, that just provokes them to fire more,” shouted one protester to others fleeing a hail of metal cans. REUTERS

After initially supporting the brutal cop crackdown, Calif. university head promises a quick investigation The University of California, Davis said it would launch an investigation over video footage that appeared to show campus police using pepper spray against seated student protesters at close range. YouTube video footage of

a policeman in riot gear using pepper spray on a group of roughly a dozen student protesters in the university’s quad area spread quickly on the Internet. “Yesterday was not a day that would make anyone on our campus proud,” UC

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Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi wrote. “The police used pepper spray against the students who were blocking the way. The use of pepper spray as shown on the video is chilling to us all and raises many questions.” REUTERS Police who sprayed peaceful protesters have been suspended with pay pending an investigation.

The fallout LOS ANGELES. The move announcing the task force came after Katehi came under criticism from members of her

own faculty. “You are responsible for the police violence directed against students on the UC Davis quad on Nov. 18, 2011,” one assistant professor wrote. REUTERS

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Is Demi Moore into women? Ashton Kutcher’s alleged infidelity may have been the last straw in his marriage to Demi Moore, but sources tell Star magazine that the pair’s “open marriage” had been a strain for years. “Everyone in Hollywood knows about their arrangement, but they’ve managed to keep it a secret from the general public,” a source says. “Demi is attracted to women just as much as men, so she didn’t always get all she needed from Ashton. She was cool with Ashton having flirtatious

Biel plays mind tricks with us Jessica Biel admits she

keeps losing out on film roles to Anne Hathaway, with two recent instances that were par-

relationships, too. Somehow they made it work all these years. Both of them were respectful of each other. It was a lot of fun for them.” But Kutcher’s pair of cheating scandals — including his reported tryst

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ticularly hard to take. First, there’s the role of Catwoman in Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight Rises,” for which Biel hoped to audition. “[That was] another one that got away. I was gutted,” she tells Elle. But that’s not all: “I felt terrified when I auditioned for ‘Les Mis-

erables,’ the movie that Tom Hooper is doing,” she

says. “I was terrified to sing in front of him. I auditioned for Fantine and I sang ‘I Dreamed a Dream.’ I didn’t get it. And I would have loved it.” Hathaway eventually won that role as well. This is strange. Why in

going to be a good partner, a good parent,” Perry said during a recent interview with Ellen DeGeneres. As for how many kids she and Brand may have? “If it doesn’t hurt the first time, I’ll keep popping them out,” Perry said.

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Perry, Brand to start a family When her tour wraps up this week, Katy Perry is reportedly planning to take some time off to “work on her family,” according Hollyscoop. As to what needs work, sources say Perry and husband Russell Brand are looking to expand their household with a baby. “I would love to have children. I think that’s one of the reasons you get married. Especially to the person that you marry. You think that person is

If Moore likes her marriages “open,” how does she like her divorces?

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‘You’re gonna need to get out of those heels!’ I was like, ‘Excuse me! I’ll be delivering in these heels!” Simpson says she’s been enjoying the chance to try less-than-traditional maternity clothing. “I like wearing things more fitted,” she says. “You want to show off your bump. It’s just so fun. You don’t want to wear muumuus so you can moo around town.”

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planning to let a little thing like labor stop her from being fashionable. “I’m probably going to deliver my baby in these,” she tells Us Weekly, referring to her four-inch high heels. “I went to the doctor yesterday and he said,

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with a young woman during his and Moore’s sixth anniversary — were apparently too much for Moore, who filed for divorce late last week. What PR person leaked that crazy information? Because, yeah, everyone knows so many marriages are broken up because the wife is hot, likes threesomes and is “cool” with outside arrangements. What horror that must have been for Kutcher! How he survived, I have no idea.

the world would Biel admit publicly that she is always losing out on roles — unless she wants people to think she’s actually the same caliber as Anne Hathaway? Which, no, she’s not. I might give her Katherine Heigllevel, but even that’s a stretch.

I’m not dating at all,” she tells Ellen DeGeneres. “I’m not necessarily happy being single. It’s not really that cool.” But if she were to start dating someone, she’d need him to take charge, she admits. “You know, I can’t really be the man for you. I don’t want to have to be,” Rihanna says. “I’m the man at work all the time. I do put a lot into my job. Most of my time, if not all of it. It definitely affects my Rihanna personal life.”

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1: Redfoo of the group LMFAO at the Saturday rehearsals for the 2011 American Music Awards in Los Angeles. 2: A very skinny Perez Hilton attended the search for a new model for Madonna’s Material Girl clothing line at The Beverly Center on Saturday in Los Angeles. 3: The lockout doesn’t concern him too much: NBA player Marcus Banks and friends celebrated his birthday at the Chateau Nightclub & Gardens at the Paris Las Vegas on Saturday in Las Vegas. 4: Penn Badgley attended the “Gossip Girl” 100 episode celebration at Cipriani Wall Street on Saturday in New York City.

5: Sarah Silverman, Will Arnett and Amy Poehler posed backstage at Variety’s Power of Comedy presented at Hollywood Palladium on Saturday in Hollywood.

6: Charlize Theron showed a little leg at the screening of her new film, “Young Adult,”at the Tribeca Grand Screening Room on Friday in New York City.

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First Broadway revival of Stephen Schwartz’s ’70s hit musical opened Nov. 7 This one’s been modernized to entertain today’s masses, but still oversimplified It’s a premise you might know: A benevolent shepherd teaches open-hearted pupils how to be better people in the name of salvation. Stephen Schwartz’s hits (“Day by Day,” “Turn Back, O Man”) might also sound familiar from the original musical off-Broadway in 1971 (it closed on Broadway in 1977), or the subsequent movie in 1973. This family musical might not exactly go part and parcel with a happy ending, but at least you can put off thinking about that until after the first act. And parents won’t have to worry about children getting clobbered over the head

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with religion, as the story is told through approachable parables padded in high-energy humor and pop culture references. Hunter Parrish (“Spring Awakening,” “Weeds”) plays a handsome, happy Jesus whose grinning innocence sometimes belies the intelligence that such a powerful leader of men would likely possess. Nine ensemble actors answer to

their real names and showcase individual strengths onstage; each steals the spotlight in turn during his or her featured solo. There’s a pure, contagious energy not only onstage but on all sides of the theaterin-the-round — the highlight of which is wooden floorboards that open to reveal splashy pools of water or even trampolines. “Godspell” will always be hampered by the setback of being, well, “Godspell.” It lacks a cohesive plot and is often best received when it’s used as a canvas for a theme or ideology, aside from the obvious. But it’s hard to fault

Daniel Goldstein’s production for that omission, considering it leaves room for us to appreciate the cast and its enviable intimacy (we want to get onstage and join the disciples, and are actually welcomed to during intermission). The show’s biggest detriment is the sudden shift to sobriety in the second act. We haven’t been able to know Jesus as more than a mouthpiece before his downfall, so the sudden bid for our emotional involvement is what one might call a Hail Mary.

Hunter Parrish stars as Jesus in the Broadway revival of “Godspell.”

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‘The Layover’ REALITY. Anthony Bourdain takes viewers on another jaunt across the globe in the name of culinary adventure. This time, he’s making us drool during quick “layover” trips — touring cities in 48 hours or fewer. Series premiere, 9 p.m., Travel Channel

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‘Breaking Dawn’ draws $283.5 million worldwide The new “Twilight” vampire movie opened with a massive $283.5 million in worldwide ticket sales over the weekend as passionate fans filled theaters for the beginning of a two-part finale for the hugely popular supernatural love story. “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1” captured an estimated $139.5 million in the United States and Canada, distributor Summit Entertainment said yesterday. That ranked as the fifth biggest domestic opening of all time. The movie’s performance beat studio forecasts for the film, which shows young lovestruck human Bella wedding vampire Edward and becoming pregnant. Summit had predicted as much as $125 million domestically.

Always nice to see two (married) teenagers in love.

Internationally, “Breaking Dawn” added $144 million in 54 countries over the weekend. The movie cost about $110 million to make. The domestic opening ranked as the year’s secondhighest, behind only the “Harry Potter” finale over the summer. “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2” pulled in a record $169 million during its debut weekend in July. REUTERS

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Taylor Lautner on his toughest scene

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In ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1,’ the walking ab has to ‘imprint’ ‘Because what is imprinting? What do you look like when you imprint? I mean, those were all the questions going through my head’

For the fourth installment of the “Twilight” franchise, Taylor Lautner knew he was going to be in for some pretty bizarre stuff — even for a franchise about vampires, werewolves and moody teens. His character, the werewolf Jacob, finds himself in the awkward position of “imprinting” on Renesmee, the newborn daughter of Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson). “That was ... tough,” Lautner admits. “Because what is imprinting? What do you look like when you imprint? I mean, those were all the questions going through my head.” For the uninitiated, imprinting is what happens when a werewolf finds his soulmate, at least in author Stephenie Meyer’s world.

Those pesky Gus Van Sant rumors Earlier this month, it was reported that Lautner would be starring in a movie directed by “Milk” filmmaker Gus Van Sant. Lautner, however, is tight-lipped about the rumored project, which is said to be based on a New Yorker article. “It’s very premature, so I really don’t have much to say now other than the fact that I really, really respect and would love the opportunity to work with him.”

“Luckily we had Stephenie on set the entire time, and trust me, I asked her a million times, ‘OK, explain to me one more time what imprinting is exactly?’ and ‘What is he doing when he’s imprinting?’ It was very, very confusing,” Lautner says. The business with the baby was something he’d been anticipating, of course, and he admits that while he gets the overall romance of the story, it does seem like an odd consolation prize. “I get a baby? Yeah, yeah. I have gotten over that by now,” he says. “I remember the first time reading the book, I was so confused. I was like, ‘Wait. He’s trying to get Bella the whole time, and he strikes out so he goes with her child?’ It really took a second.”

With filming on the franchise complete, Lautner is happy to put some aspects of “Twilight” behind him. Such as “not wearing clothes,” he says with a laugh. “I mean, I love Vancouver, but we have to film when it’s cold and rainy and gross, and the sun comes out and we’ve got to stop filming.” Joking aside, though, Lautner is nothing but grateful. “I honestly can’t even think of complaints or anything that I wouldn’t want to do because of everything it’s given me,” he says. “I’m just crazy thankful for what this has given all of us and the opportunities it’s given us as actors.” NED EHRBAR METRO WORLD NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

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You can feast on your favorite Thanksgiving foods without finishing out the meal feeling heavy, bloated and blah. Here’s how:

Lighten up the classics. Sometimes you have to have the real thing (there’s no messing with mom’s stuffing). When it comes to less hallowed “supporting dishes,” browse the Web for slimmed-down versions that make smart substitutions to trim excess calories and fat. For a healthy alternative to sugary sweet potato casserole, visit www.metro.us for my recipe.

Plan ahead. You know your main meal will be somewhat over-the-top in terms of calories, so plan to eat more lightly during the day. Your best bets are lean protein and vegetable-based options, such as an egg white and veggie omelet for breakfast and a big salad topped with a can of chunk light tuna for lunch. Stuﬀ only the turkey (not yourself). Enjoy a bit of everything you like, but keep your portions in check. One plate of food filled with your favorite festive treats (no seconds, with the exception of veggies), one alcoholic beverage (if you drink) and a small serving of dessert (or a sliver of several items) is the perfect amount to satisfy without going overboard.

Say bye-bye to leftovers. If you’re the host, pack up anything that might tempt you in subsequent days. Both your guests and your waistline will give thanks. Keep your portions in check this Thanksgiving.

Get back on track. The day after Thanksgiving, hit the gym and go right back to your regular, healthy eating routine.

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On the wording Wishing someone “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Hanukkah” is perfectly fine, provided you’re sure that’s what the person celebrates. If there’s a supervisor a gift? It depends. “Assess it the same way as that aunt you see once a year,” advises Wolfe. “What’s the relationship? Can you name the things outside the office that your boss likes? If not, then you don’t

question, go with “Happy Holidays,” even if it can sound stuffy. “In an office environment, handle it like you would in a public school,” says Wolfe. “If you’re uncertain how to say something, ‘happy holidays’ is a great neutral thing to say.” know this person well enough to give them a gift.” While Wolfe does recommend homemade gifts or baked goods for closer peers, she discourages them for bosses — these can be interpreted as eiTHOMAS NORTHCUT

ther intimate or unprofessional, neither of which you're going for. BEWARE OF THE GAG GIFT Increasingly, Wolfe sees offices encouraging gag gifts as part of “Secret Santa” or Pollyanna-style giving to alleviate pressure. But, she warns, this comes with its own set of problems. “A lot of offices do this, and it tends to make people uncomfortable and turn into teasing,” she says. “When you target gifts like this, stick with something very neutral. Go with something you might give a child, so that’s why it’s a gag.” Meaning, no cigars for the guy who is always on a smoke break, no watches for the co-worker who is always late, and no booze for the girl who can’t say no to happy hour.

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No one is happy when a team isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t winning. Least of all the coach. The Islanders are 2-9-2 since Oct. 20 and head coach Jack Capuano let his team hear just how unhappy he was with the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s effort after a 6-0 loss to Boston this Saturday. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My thoughts are when you play this game you need to play with fire, you need to play with passion, you need to play with deter-

No Nabokov Adding to the Islesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; misery is the fact that goaltender Evegni Nabokov was placed on injured reserve with a groin injury. Nabokov was 1-5 on the season with a 2.83 GAA.

mination, you need to play with desperation, you need to have ice bags after the

game, maybe a little blood dripping right now,â&#x20AC;? Capuano said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;When you lace your skates up, the guy across from you, the guy on the left and right of you, needs to know that you have their back and youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re going to play for one another. And that just didn't happen tonight. And I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have the answers why.â&#x20AC;? Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll start looking for the answers tonight in Pittsburgh. METRO

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Crosby to return vs. Islanders The long-awaited return of the Kid is almost over. Pittsburgh center Sidney Crosby is expected to finally return from a concussion â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and postconcussion syndrome â&#x20AC;&#x201D; tonight against the Islanders. Crosby hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t played since last Jan. 5 when he was hit in the head in a game against Tampa Bay by Victor Hedman. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been dealing with the repercussions ever since.

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Bronx/Pelham Pkwy. 3 Bed. Close to major transportation. Express bus to Manhattan, 3 blcks. Heat and HW included. Call 718.515.3674

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