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When I chatted with Ashley Benson to kick off 7-Eleven's Summer Slurpee Days we naturally talked all things, you guessed it, summer. The Pretty Little Liars star's love life is always under scrutiny (is she dating co-star Tyler Blackburn or isn't she?) so I wanted to know about her perfect summer date. The answer is a little complicated... OK! News: Ashley Benson Talks Slurpees and 'Pretty Little Liars' "Going to the beach, having dinner, looking at the water, then going on a ferris wheel, then going to play games," she says. "I’m describing Santa Monica Pier right now but that’s not what I’m thinking of. I’m thinking of, like, The Notebook scene. I’m playing movies in my head. And then when it comes down to it they’re like, 'What do you want to do?' And I’m like, 'I wanna go eat and then lets go home.' I just want to eat and go home and watch a movie. Keep it simple." Watch: Will Janel Parrish Reveal Any 'PLL' Secrets In This Video? You'll Have to Watch.. While she loves The Notebook, Ashley doesn't need overwhelming gestures of romance to win her over. "I’m kind of a guy myself," she laughs. "I’m more of a tomboy. I don’t like to get dressed up for things so I love to keep it casual. As long as the guy makes me laugh I’m happy." Catch new episodes of Pretty Little Liars on Tuesdays at 8 PM on ABC Family. What's your ideal summer date? Share your ideas in the comments below or tweet @OKMagazine.

EXCLUSIVE: Sensing it has a movie that can create heat during Oscar season, Relativity is moving the Scott Cooper-directed revenge thriller Out Of The Furnace from October 4 to a limited release on November 27, expanding that run beginning December 6th. The film stars Christian Bale, Casey Affleck, Woody Harrelson, Zoe Saldana, Sam Shepard and Willem Dafoe. Crazy Heart helmer Cooper wrote the script with Brad Ingelsby. Bale plays a simple man in a blue collar job at the local steel mill, who cares for his terminally ill father at night. His brother (Affleck) returns from Iraq and falls in with a ruthless crime ring. When he disappears, that simple man takes matters into his own hands, and sets out to seek justice for his sibling. Appian Way’s Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Killoran produced with Scott Free’s Ridley Scott, with Michael Costigan also producing with Relativity CEO Ryan Kavanaugh. This has been a hot project since Ingelsby first sold the spec in a big money deal that came with DiCaprio attached to star and Scott to direct. The elements have shifted, but the Cormac McCarthy-style stark and simple revenge tale element has remained intact. Relativity production president Robbie Brenner said that Cooper “has made a powerful, moving and brilliant film that we think will generate a tremendous amount of conversation ... Read More »

Not many films get made in Latvia every year, so the chance to see one is a rarity and with a film like “Mother, I Love You” (“Mammu, es Tevi milu”), it’s also a treat. Directed by Janis Nords, the film tells a fairly simple story in a very sophisticated way, proving the too-often forgotten truth that with good cinematic storytelling any tale can be tense, suspenseful and emotional. The winner of an award in the Generation category (the youth section) at the 2013 Berlin Film Festival, “Mother, I Love You” captures all of the drama and desperation of a young boy caught in a difficult situation from his unique perspective.Raimonds (Kristofers Konovalovs) is a young boy living with his single obstetrician mother (Vita Varpina) in Riga. He scooters to school, plays saxophone in the band and plays Wii at home when his mother heads out late at night. They coexist more like roommates than mother and son at times, even squabbling over laundry. Raimonds also hangs out with his friend Peteris,...

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