Anne Hathaway: 'Dark Knight's' Catwoman confident and in love

Anne Hathaway is talking about love and aging in Hollywood while away from the set of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Cover of Anne Hathaway"I find the passing of time very liberating," she told The Associated Press. The actress, who turns 29 in November, added, "I feel more confident every, well not every single day, but most days I feel better than I did the day before, and that's a good thing."
Ms. Hathaway, on a day off from filming in Pittsburgh, hit the red carpet in New York on Monday night, sparkling in a gold and black Alexander McQueen dress, to premiere her latest romantic drama, "One Day." The actress who will be Catwoman said she feels a sense of freedom about approaching 30.
Ms. Hathaway had been involved with Italian businessman Raffaello Follieri, who was convicted of wire fraud, money laundering and conspiracy in 2008. They split that same year.
Of that relationship, Ms. Hathaway told Marie Claire, "People deal with horrible things all the time. Downstairs in this pub, someone has a parent who is battling cancer. Someone has just lost their job. Life ... is really painful sometimes."
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Candy Spelling's $150 million mansion sold to UK heiress at a discount

Candy Spelling's 57,000-square foot Los Angeles mansion, the highest-priced home in the United States was officially sold to a 22-year-old Formula One heiress on Thursday.
The home, which was known as "The Manor," had a listing price of $150 million and has been on the market since 2009. The final purchase closed at a slightly more modest amount of $85 million, according to the Associated Press. See photos of the property.
The mansion has an estimated 123 rooms, including 14 bedrooms, several gift-wrapping rooms and a beauty salon. There are also 27 bathrooms, a bowling alley and a flower-cutting room. There is also room for more than 100 vehicles.

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