Gerard Butler Visits Switzerland (GOSSIP CENTER)

While the Scottish actor may have enjoyed his look around the trade show, he is certainly busy with film work back home.

Not only is he on the silver screen in the romantic comedy “Playing for Keeps,” he is lending his voice to the animated “How to Train Your Dragon 2” and will appear in the upcoming “Movie 43.”

Enjoy the pictures of Gerard Butler at the the Roger Dubuis Booth At The 23rd Salon International De La Haute Horlogerie in Geneva, Switzerland (January 21).

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Sherlock Season 2 Finale Preview: The Reichenbach Fall Author: Jesse Carppublished: 2012-05-17 06:10:38 (CINEMA BLEND)

"The Final Problem" ends with a trip to - wait for it - Reichenbach Falls in Switzerland where, well, you’ll have to seek it out for yourself to find out. But, as you can probably guess from that title, the Sherlock tale was supposed to be Doyle’s last with his most famous protagonist but after fan outcry, he returned to the sleuth and the short stories grew into novels. “The Final Problem” is also famous for being the story that introduced the character of James Moriarty, the brilliant and evil professorial nemesis of the pipe-smoking protagonist and one of literature's most famous villains. Fittingly, "The Reichenbach Fall" features the return of Andrew Scott's Jim Moriarty.

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Beatle George Harrison's Swiss Manor Hits Market (AOL REAL ESTATE)

By Krisanne Alcantara

"I don't care too much for the money," crooned the Beatles in their 1964 hit song, "for money can't buy me love."

What it can buy you though, is Beatles lead guitarist George Harrison's sprawling, stately mansion in prestigious Montagnola, Switzerland. Exactly how much money though, we're not entirely sure.

The listing agents at Christie's International affiliate Wetag are keeping mum about how much the late Beatle's digs are going for. But we're assuming a ballpark figure of a whole lot (apparently, Harrison had purchased the estate for $10 million, back in 2001) because it's out of this world.


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