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Alice In Wonderland

Mad Hatter Lands On EW Cover

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Of course he’d make the perfect March 5 cover. Alice in Wonderland is coming out tomorrow! Johnny Depp, in his Mad Hatter character, graces this week’s cover of Entertainment Weekly and it’s all about Wonderland—well, almost.

There’s the music review of the Alice in Wonderland soundtrack—yes, the one with Avril Lavigne’s new track. There’s the cover story on Johnny Depp and Tim Burton—one of the best tandems in the entertainment world.

If you’re not so hot about all the Alice hullaballoo, you can always turn the page to the Oscar predictions, the Jason Derulo spotlight, and your usual dose of EW book reviews.

Go grab your copy now! I hear there are limited bulks left. Must be the Mad Hatter’s enticing wardrobe.

A Royal Wonderland

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The stars of Alice In Wonderland graced the Royal World Premiere in London’s Odeon Leicester Square Thursday to celebrate the opening of the much-anticipated movie.

Alice In Wonderland Royal World Premiere - Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton
Director Tim Burton and his wife Helena Bonham Carter, who plays the Red Queen in the movie, posed for the photographers. Tim Burton previously threatened to ditch the premiere after Odeon cinema chain refused to screen Alice In Wonderland in the local market. Odeon finally agreed to show the film last minute.

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Avril Lavigne is Alice

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That lucky girl Avril Lavigne had tea with the Mad Hatter, chased after the Cheshire Cat, got lost in the forest with Tweedledee and Tweedledum, and met The White Queen. Her song “Alice” is the main single of the Alice In Wonderland soundtrack, and the official music video is finally out. See how they transformed Avril into the main character for the rockin’ video.

The movie will be out on March 5, while the soundtrack will be on sale on March 2. Other than the 25-year-old Canadian singer, other artists featured on the soundtrack are the All-American Rejects, Franz Ferdinand, and All Time Low.