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Bruce Wayne Prefers Two-Button Armani Suits in The Dark Knight Rises

Last month, we learned that James Bond prefers bespoke, two-button Tom Ford suits in the upcoming 007 installment, Skyfall. And today, we learn that the similarly handsome and similarly iconic movie hero Bruce Wayne prefers similarly bespoke, similarly two-buttoned suits, albeit from the customized Giorgio Armani for Bruce Wayne label, in the latest release from the Batman franchise, The Dark Knight Rises. Judging by early stills from each film, Daniel Craig’s British spy (or his costume designer) is fond of tight-fitting formalwear accessorized by a pocket square, a skinny tie, and a limited-edition Omega timepiece. Meanwhile, Wayne (or his costume designer) is partial to a longer, more elegant suit with looser-fitting pants. Armani also outfitted Bale’s co-stars Anne Hathaway, Gary Oldman, and Michael Caine, while Tom Hardy—who plays the film’s villain, Bane—was styled in a far less fashionable facial mask described as “creepy” and “claustrophobic.” Catch both creepy mask and dapper suit when The Dark Knight Rises opens on Friday.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively Call the Cops After Being Followed by a Pap

A-list couple Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have had enough of being papped without permission

No paps please, it's Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively. The couple are tired of being followed by snappers and called the police to report a photographer who was allegedly following them in NYC. Ryan and Blake bought a $2.3 million home in Bedford in New York in April this year and have been spending some quality time there in recent weeks. When the two stepped out to run errands at the weekend, they realised they were being followed. Oh, the perils of being an A-lister! Concerned for his safety and that of Blake, Ryan called the Bedford Police Department to report the pursuer, who was later identified as a photographer. A local law enforcement official confirmed the story to the New York Daily News. Blake and Ryan aren't the only celebrities turning to cops to help them with prying paparazzi problems. Justin Bieber called 911 on 6 July after he was allegedly chased down by photographers in LA. And Alec Baldwin has had several recent stand-offs with snappers in New York but has chosen to tackle the paparazzi himself rather than call for police help.