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Rose McGowan looks lovely in Preen at the TCM Classic Film Festival opening night premiere of Cabaret held at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on Thursday (April 12) in Hollywood.

The 38-year-old actress, who accessorized with Stella McCartney shoes and a Judith Leiber bag, was joined at the event by Southland‘s Ben McKenzie, and Davey Detail.

“On my way to see the remastered Cabaret! Liza Minelli, Joel Grey will be there! #TCMFILMFESTIVAL” she tweeted before arriving.

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Ben McKenzie leans against a patrol car while shooting Southland on Wednesday (February 15) in Los Angeles.

The 33-year-old actor filmed scenes for the TNT drama with co-star Lou Diamond Phillips, where he pushes a woman against a wall.

“Towards the end of the season, there’s a very dramatic plotline involving my character,” Ben recently told AfterElton in an on-set interview.

“[He's] trying to help out this prostitute and her daughter and getting them away from this pimp who’s abusive and terrible to them and it culminates with some pretty serious stuff,” he added.

Catch Southland Tuesdays at 10/9c on TNT!

Mila Kunis attends a VIP reception for Jaguar Land Rover on Tuesday (November 15) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 28-year-old actress helped unveil its latest model, the Jaguar XKR-S Convertible, which boasts a top speed of 186 mph and 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds!

Other guests who got a sneak peek at the new car included Southland‘s Ben McKenzie and Ringer‘s Ioan Gruffudd.

FYI: Mila is wearing L’Agence‘s metallic mini check blazer and a Jack Vartanian necklace.

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Ben McKenzie heads into Mastro’s Steakhouse to enjoy a nice dinner out on Wednesday (July 27) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 32-year-old actor recently attended Comic-Con 2011 to discuss his latest animated film, Batman: Year One, which also features the voice acting of Eliza Dushku and Bryan Cranston.

“On my way to #Comic-Con for the Batman: Year One panel at 8 PM. Really excited about everything but the traffic,” he wrote on his Twitter account.

Batman: Year One will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, October 18.

Ben McKenzie attends the “An Evening with Southland” panel on Tuesday (May 31) at The Paley Center in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 32-year-old actor was joined at the event by co-stars Regina King, Michael Cudlitz, Shawn Hatosy, and the show’s executive producer Christopher Chulack.

Ben told the audience that their TNT drama is “shot so realistically, it makes it easier to play the intense emotionality in the scenes.”

FYI: Southland has been renewed for a fourth season – TNT has ordered 10 new episodes!

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Ben McKenzie picks up some groceries at Trader Joe’s on Thursday (March 24) in Los Angeles.

The 32-year-old actor recently heard some good news about his LA cop drama, Southland.

On Tuesday, TNT announced that they had ordered 10 more episodes of the hit show extending the drama to a fourth season. The latest season, which concluded at the beginning of the month, ended with 6% higher ratings than the second season.

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Ben McKenzie holds onto a boy while co-star Michael Cudlitz looks on in this Southland preview pic.

The episode, titled “Cop or Not,” airs on Tuesday (February 8). Also pictured inside: Regina King and Shawn Hatosy.

Kevin Alejandro, whose character, Det. Nate Moretta, was killed off on the last episode, explained why he’s leaving the show.

“I’m a regular on True Blood so you’ll see me there. I wish I could have done both shows. If it had worked out that way, I would have been the happiest man in the world, but it works out the way it’s supposed to work out. Southland‘s been an amazing experience, and [this storyline] just fit into the way things were going,” he told E! Online.

As for what fans can expect in the next few episodes, “You get to mourn with Shawn and my family and you’ll see what the death causes within them and it effects other part of the department as well, with [Ben] and [Michael].”

“It sort of mildly effects everybody in the department,” Kevin added, “because it’s like a fraternity. All the brothers and sisters are effected on one level or another.”

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