حصريا : اكثر من 5000 فرشاه فوتوشوب خلاصه تجميعي لمده سنتين

Reprinting[align=left][font=Arial][size=11pt]Abercrombie and Fitch-[size=5] If money never sleeps, nobody told that to Oliver Stone. The Academy Award-winning filmmaker withdrew from his old "Wall Street" savings account and subsequently delivered a first-place success in the form of "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps."In the sequel, Michael Douglas reprises his iconic role of greedy moneymaker Gordon Gekko, while "Transformers" star Shia LaBeouf joins the team as Gekko's new protégé and would-be son-in-law. Despite a serious delay that pushed "Money Never Sleeps" from its original spring 2010 release date to this past weekend, Stone's latest delivered a solid $19 million opening for 20th Century Fox, proving once and for all that greed is good — at least when you have Stone and Douglas on your side.The "Wall Street" sequel may have won first place, but it didn't steal the entire spotlight at the weekend box office.Photo By [align=left][font=Arial][size=11pt]Windshield Wiper Blades