Movie buffs and star stalkers should be gearing up for the Tribeca Film Festival, which hits Lower Manhattan April 21 to May 5.

This year's slate of films have everything from the premiere of what we hope will be the last of the tired Shrek franchise, Shrek Forever After, to a sure-to-be-scandalous untitled documentary on former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, to Straight Outta L.A., a doc about the Raiders football team's influence on hip-hop from Ice Cube.

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Speaking of movies, the Tribeca Film Festival kicks off tonight with the premiere of "Baby Momma," starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. The fest runs until May 4, and tickets are still available for screenings and events around lower Manhattan.

The lack of a central venue can make it a bit tricky to navigate the fest, but with a map in hand and some advance planning, we know you can swing it. After all, you've got 586 public screenings to choose from.

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· Tribeca Film Festival [Official Site]
· Tribeca's 7-Year Itch [Observer]
· Party Crasher: The Insider's Guide to the TFF [Gawker]
· All about Robert De Niro's Tribeca Restaurant, Ago [Eater]
· Sneak Preview: Tribeca Film Festival 2008 [Jaunted]

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It's time to dig into your wallets film lovers, because the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival is almost here--and there's a ton of great stuff to pick from.

The festival, started in 2001 by Robert De Niro, will feature about 125 movies this year, including "Baby Mama" from the hilarious minds of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. The entire festival runs from April 23 to May 4, and also offers cool extras like free outdoor screenings, a family street fair and sports film marathons. The full film lineup will be announced in the next couple weeks.

Another perk? If you head to a weekday screening, single tickets are just $8. Or you can go big and get the Hudson Pass (just $1,100!), which gets you access to all screenings as well as the annual gala where you just may run into Bobby D himself. As for where to stay, De Niro's brand new Greenwich Hotel is the obvious pick.

Related Stories:
· Datebook [NYT]
· Tribeca Film Festival [Official Site]
· Film Festivals coverage [Jaunted]

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Time for tropical "I dos!" According to PageSix.com, Robert De Niro's son Rafael announced plans to wed in the Bahamas at the Ocean Club in March, possibly leading Bob to reprise his role in "Meet the Parents" and "Meet The Fockers." The bride-to-be is Rafael's partner in Manhattan real estate.

March is a great time to go to the Bahamas, and a destination wedding can be a fun way to celebrate with your family and friends. These planning tips from SmartMoney.com on saving money and making sure your guests are happy are essential. And when it comes to figuring out what to do on the islands, we've got you covered.

Related Stories:
· De Niro Wedding [P6.com]
· Bahamas Travel coverage [Jaunted]
· Celeb Travel coverage [Jaunted]

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