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More 400th publicity: The visit to Santa Fe from Spain's Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia is still paying dividends. A Huffington Post Style post recently depicted the fashionista princess on her latest American tour. Entitled "Princess Letizia puts the Chic in Chicago, says hey to Santa Fe," the photos show her visiting the City Different -- including the dinner with Gov. Bill Richardson and first lady Barbara Richardson, and then more on the couple's outing in Chicago. Watch for City Councilor Carmichael Dominguez behind the Princess Letizia's shoulder. For more on Her Royal Highness, there's myroyals.blog, which had a treasure trove of photos from the New Mexico visit, including several at the National Hispanic Cultural Center and visiting the New Mexico History Museum.

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Wu Tang Clan leader RZA, who is co-starring in the new Robert Downey Jr. flick, Due Date, was a guest on the Stephen Colbert Show last week to discuss his new book. Called the Tao of Wu, the book is described as half a memoir and half a spiritual guide. The film also stars Jamie Foxx and Michelle Monaghan and will be shooting in Santa Fe and other New Mexico locales.

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In town filming: a crew from HGTV stopped by the New Mexico History Museum and Palace of the Governors last Thursday as part of the 2010 Dream Home series. Another crew from the network stopped by last Sunday to shoot the portal artists and to interview museum director Fran Levine.

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A tweet from the Ron Reagan Jr. Show features Santa Fe's own Jim Terr, who put together a video showcasing some of the radio talk show host's more amusing rants about conservatives Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and Fox News. In full, the tweet read, "A nice video created by listener Jim Terr about one of Ron's rants: http://bit.ly/12Ff17." You can see the video by visiting www.jimterr.com, and clicking on YouTube videos.

Next up on YouTube for Terr is a parody about the notion of a Robust Public Option. His videos have some 400,000 views online.

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Ten photographers and artists from Santa Fe are taking part in the First Asia International Photography Fair now showing in Singapore. Chosen to exhibit are Henry Aragoncillo, Chris Enos, Susan Herdman, Marcia Keegan, Willis Lee, Lee Manning, Andre Ruesch, Ward Russell, Thomas Vorce and Thea Witt.

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If it's Mickey Rourke and Megan Fox, you know the movie has to be weird. But the casting call that recently went out for paid extras in Passion Play pushes weird to a whole new level. Among other things, the filmmakers are searching for a Male Little Person (4 foot 10 inches or shorter) willing to wear a diaper to play Cupid, a fat, sweaty man in his 40s or 50s, Chinese waitresses, old money aristocrats, power-broker type men and their upscale wives, disfigured men and women, upper-limb amputees and that ever-popular category, circus sideshow types.

To be considered, a person needs to be in the casting agency database at onlocationcasting.net, where wanna-be extras can upload one to two photos to a talent profile. Filming starts in November.

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