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Heading into the Thanksgiving weekend, Metro offers a preview of the best new filmreleases and TV specials that will add to your holiday cheer Plus: A chat with Crazy Horse

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Suraj Sharma is prettymuch your average stu-dent. He’s polite, well-spoken and majoring in

philosophy at college this year.He also just starred in the newepic 3-D film by Ang Lee andcounts the venerated directoras a close friend who is legiti-mately his guru (there was aceremony and everything).Sharma had never acted beforehe took the title role in “Life ofPi” — he was selected out ofthousands of nonprofessionalactors auditioning for the part.Playing a young man adrift atsea, Sharma lost weight, gainedweight and learned to fish.Along the way, he tells us, thefilm changed him into the manhe is today.

What path you were on beforethis movie happened and wheredo you see things going now?Before the movie I didn’t reallyknow what to do. I was inschool and I was, I would say,lost. … Luckily enough, [direc-tor Ang Lee] picked me up, took

me to Taiwan. Over there, Ichanged as a person. I realizedmore about myself, more abouteverything. Working with Angchanges you, I guess. Before“Pi” I was really a bad student. Ididn’t do very well in school atall, ever, and I came back and Ichanged in a million ways. … Idid surprisingly well in school.I didn’t even know how. Sud-denly I was getting, like, 94percent. I decided now in col-lege I’m doing philosophy.Things really changed.Did the movie inspire you tochoose philosophy?Oh yeah. I think Ang and Pi gotto me. Lying on that board andtalking to Ang, you kind of start

thinking on those lines, youstart thinking about things, be-cause Pi himself is this kid whoasks questions like, “What islife?” He is into philosophy ofhis own kind and Ang himselfhas a really complex philoso-phy, which comes throughwhen you talk to him. You kindof start thinking along thoselines. Eventually I want to be afilmmaker, so I guess philoso-phy will help me in that way. Some actors in your positionmight say forget school and doacting full-time.I don’t know about the acting. Idon’t know whether I want toact professionally much. It’sdaunting, it’s scary and it’s dif-ferent. I want to be a filmmak-er. I want to tell stories. … I loveacting now and the life is hard.I don’t know if I’m equippedfor it, but I’d like being on-set. Ithink that’s the most inspiringpart of movies — just being on-set. The intensity with whicheverybody works, 300 peoplejust working, working, work-ing for something, maybe even

three seconds long, differentskills, different ideas, differentbackgrounds — everything justcomes together and you makesomething and you makesomeone’s imagination cometo life. I read that your mother had aritual performed in order forAng to become your guru. Basically my mum was kind ofhesitant about the whole thing.She was scared it was a risky de-cision. I was scared, too. In In-dia the guru is a really impor-tant person. You kind of giveyourself to them. … so I kind ofasked him to be my guru and Idid pranama, which is basicallyyou kind of submit yourself. Heaccepted me as his student andhe took it very seriously. It’snice to see other people takethings that are important toyou seriously. He’s an amazingand really important person.Seeing him care for you likethat is really humbling.

SURAJ SHARMAIS ABOUT TOBE FAMOUS

With director Ang Lee as his guru, this young star of ‘Life of Pi’

moves from obscurity to the big time

Q&A

Acting is hard normally— but then you also had togain weight, lose weight,learn how to swim, learnhow to fish. Which one ofthose tasks was the mostchallenging?

I think it was all just one, itcame as one big package. Ihad to learn how to swim. Ihad to learn all these seaskills, do yoga, meditate, workout, gain weight, lose weight.I had to read books, learnhow to act. There were a mil-lion things to do. I can’t sayone was harder than theother, it just all used to hap-pen every day. So it was a bigchallenge just being there. AllI wanted to do was keep Anghappy, because he had put somuch trust into me. Fox andthe crew, everybody was trust-ing someone who had noidea what they were doing.

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“I changed as aperson. I realizedmore about myself,more abouteverything. Workingwith Ang changesyou.” SURAJ SHARMA

Pi (Suraj Sharma) cautiously looks for his shipmate, a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker, in “Life of Pi.”

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Review

It’s a nearlyperfect ‘Pi’‘Life of Pi’Director: Ang LeeCast: Suraj Sharma,Irrfan Khan, Rafe SpallRating: PG Grade: ��Based on the book byYann Martel, the storyfollows Pi Patel, whofinds himself literallyadrift in the PacificOcean after a boatcarrying his familyand all of the animalsthat once lived in theirzoo capsizes. Left atsea with no one but azebra, a hyena, anorangutan and a tigernamed Richard Parker,Pi must do whatever ittakes to keep himselfalive and keep the Mr.Parker from gettinghungry.

The 3-D special ef-fects in the film arenothing short of daz-zling. It’s a feast forthe eyes to be sure,even when the story’ssolitary nature leavesus wanting for a littlemore plot. One caneasily begin to feel asbored as Pi. But thelove and dedicationdirector Ang Lee putinto the film showsand the result is awell-rounded filmthat’s a treat on manylevels. METRO/HP

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Alec Baldwin is widelyrecognized for the hugevariety of roles he’splayed throughout his

long, successful career, but youmight not have expected himto tackle his latest character inthe Dreamworks animatedfilm, “Rise of the Guardians.”

Baldwin gives voice to anunconventional Santa Claus,with a thick, brutish accent anddrawn with arms full of tattoos.One of the film’s producers,Christina Steinberg, puts it per-fectly: “Who’s more naughtyand nice than Alec?”

Although Baldwin hasvoiced numerous characters inanimated films in the past, in-cluding “Madagascar 2” and“Cats & Dogs,” you’d expectthat children’s films wouldn’tbe of much appeal consideringhis only daughter is now ateenager.

“I think that people allsay that they want to ... dothis children’s program-ming for your kids,” hesays. “My daughter is 17now, my daughter iswatching God-knows-what. It’s kind of fright-ening, but I think thatwhen they showed methat these were goingto be edgier versions ofthese characters —when you see the SantaClaus figure it’s usually …a rosy-cheeked, saintly manwith not a lot of dimension— [it] was a lot more real, so Iloved that.”

The film follows a group ofguardians — all mythical, icon-ic figures like the Tooth Fairy,the Easter Bunny and Jack Frost— who must work together totake down the boogeyman,known as “Pitch,” who is

haunting the dreams of chil-dren. Baldwin talked about hispersonal beliefs regarding San-ta Claus when he was a childand how he discovered it wasall a myth: “I walked into aroom and my sister was wrap-ping presents with my motherand I was like, ‘Wait, what?’”he explains. “I think they onlytold me because the more kidsmy mother had, the more

wrapping they had to do. I im-mediately became enlisted as awrapper.”

But just what was it like forBaldwin to play the legendarycharacter? “The key with thesekinds of films is to work yourway toward a much warmerkind of humanistic place, liter-ally in your voice. … The thingfor me is to try to vary the tone.… You want to try to keep itwarm, there’s a great deal oflove and warmth in the piece,[but] there’s always a chance tomake it really, really bombasticespecially with the Santa Clauscharacter. There’s a chance tomake it very strident. The guyis very, very powerful in somescenes — but in other scenesyou want to make it silly andfun and child-friendly.”

“Rise of the Guardians” revisitsthe simplicity of childhood,which has sadly been forgot-ten in many recent animatedfilms. The Dreamworks flick issmart and innovative as it fol-lows an “Avengers”-style story-line based on a group of iconic,mythical characters like SantaClaus and the Easter Bunny,who form an allegiance to pro-tect the memories of children,which are being threatened byan evil spirit known as “Pitch.”One of the strongest aspects ofthe film is how perfectly eachcharacter was cast. Alec Bald-win plays an unorthodox San-

ta Claus, whilst Isla Fisher is alovable, modern-day version ofthe Tooth Fairy. Not only is thestory suitable for children —teenagers and older audiencescan also relate to the film as itexplores a range of emotions

and themes with a reasonablelevel of maturity and sophisti-cation.

Based on the novels byWilliam Joyce, “Rise of theGuardians” is a magical storythat has the basics of a holidayclassic, yet it’s hard to shakethe feeling that there is some-thing missing. Whilst the filmleaves adults feeling nostalgicand warm and fuzzy inside,children might not find theflick as enjoyable and unfor-gettable as other holiday-themed favorites like “TheGrinch” or “A Christmas Story.”

METRO/OM

‘Guardians’ not quite a holiday classicIf you go

‘Rise of the Guardians’Director: Peter RamseyCast: Alec Baldwin, Jude Law,Hugh Jackman, Isla FisherRating: PGGrade: ��

The guardians show off their holiday loot in “Rise of the Guardians.”

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Alec Baldwin talks about his latest role as one of the most beloved

characters in the world in the animated film, ‘Rise of the Guardians’

Baldwin talksabout what’s next As he prepares to say good-bye to “30 Rock,” it seemsBaldwin’s life is slowingdown, as he says his career isall about quality rather thanquantity now. “I’d rather juststay home with my wife andmy two dogs and watch TVnow. I’d rather watch a moviethan make a movie any day,”he says. “I’m at a stage nowwhere it’s more like whenyou were a child whereyou’re very present. Whenyou’re kids, everything is verysmall. … Then you turn 50 —the world becomes a lotsmaller and you’d rather doless things and do them welland have a more satisfyingpersonal life.”

“I think they onlytold me because themore kids my motherhad, the morewrapping they had todo. I immediatelybecame enlisted as awrapper.”ALEC BALDWIN, ON LEARNING THE TRUTH ABOUT SANTA

No one would argue with a Santa who has tat sleeves.

Alec Baldwin

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‘Red Dawn’gone wrong‘Red Dawn’Director: Dan BradleyCast: Adrienne Palicki, JoshHutcherson, Chris HemsworthRating: PG-13Grade: ��Which is more implausible: thatthe North Koreans wouldinvade the West Coast of theU.S., turning friendly suburbsinto occupied territories? Orthat “Thor” star ChrisHemsworth and “TheWackness” and “Drake andJosh” alum Josh Peck are broth-ers? (It doesn’t help thatHemsworth happens to have avery believable actual youngerbrother named Liam currentlystarring in films.)

Let’s be honest: The original1984 “Red Dawn” (with PatrickSwayze and Harry DeanStanton) retains its cult classicstatus despite — or because of— its lack of quality. It’s a silly,cheese-ball piece of late-ColdWar paranoia, and at least ithad the chutzpah to feature abig bad guy in the Soviet Union.The remake’s decision torewrite the Chinese villains asNorth Korean in post-produc-tion — without any reshoots orrecasting — was apparentlydone to improve its chances ofplaying in China and taking ad-vantage of the country’s box of-fice. It’s an example of a “play-ing it safe” mentality that ulti-mately sinks the film itself. Ifthey had just embraced thecheese, this could’ve been a lotof fun. NED EHRBAR

Review

“Red Dawn” hits theaters Wednesday.

FILMDISTRICT

The hardestworking manAmong the six movies andthree TV shows Chris Messinaappears in this year, “28 HotelRooms” holds a special place inhis heart, as he also producedand helped conceive the heavilyimprovised film about a couple(Messina and Marin Ireland)who carry on an adulterous af-fair during meetings in hotelrooms across the country. Alsospecial? Being regularlyemployed. Messina is appear-ing on TV screens every week in“The Mindy Project,” after pop-ping up this summer in HBO’s“The Newsroom.”

This entire movie is really justthe two of you. How muchpressure is that as an actor? Yeah, that’s scary because if theaudience doesn’t connect to ei-ther one of the characters thenthey’re pretty much not goingto want to stick around. It’s ahard movie to make, to getpeople to get on board with —just these two people in ho-tel rooms. And probably aharder film to edit,because there was justhours of footage to digthrough.

The relationship in thisfilm is based in infidelity,but there’s a lack of judg-

ment in how it’s presented.Yeah, I liked that. We discussedthat, that we didn’t want to saythese people are bad people orthese people are great people.They’re just people that madethis choice at a particular timein their lives.

You shot in an impressivenumber of hotels. Did youhave any favorites?We had this hotel on the SunsetStrip here in L.A. that was nice.We had some really dingyrooms sometimes, but this onewas like a suite. The scenewhen we're dancing outsidenaked on the balcony andyelling down to the people,that was there. ... There wereones where you were scared tosit on the bed because youmight get crabs or something.

You’re in quite a lot of thingsthis year.You know, my life hasn’talways been like this.Most actors would saythe same thing. Youspend a lot of time out

of work. It’sbeen anamazingyear or twofor me,and I’mextreme-ly thank-

ful for it. NED

EHRBAR

That’s the solemn vow of Marion Cotillard after portraying a killer-whale trainer in ‘Rust and Bone’ Why the French actress has a newfound appreciation for Katy Perry — even that ‘Firework’ song

‘I will never go back to Marineland’

In “Rust and Bone,” MarionCotillard turns in a moving per-formance as a killer-whaletrainer at Marineland — a SeaWorld-type amusement park inthe south of France — who los-es her legs after an on-the-jobaccident. But playing a double-amputee wasn’t nearly as diffi-cult for the Oscar-winning ac-tress as simply visiting the real-life Marineland. “I don’t feelcomfortable in a place likethat,” she admits.

“On my first day I arrivedfive minutes before the show. Iwatched it and I thought it washorrifying,” she remembers.“And then my trainer turned tome after the show and said,‘Did you like it?’ And I thought,how am I going to answer? AmI going to lie, am I going to tellthe truth? And I couldn’t lie. Isaid, ‘No, I hated it, but I don’twant you to think I’m disre-spectful.’”

That didn’t mean she could-n’t connect with her characterand feel at home in her wetsuit,though. “Those people, they

have a passion. They’re passion-ate about what they do. Theylove the animals, so they mademy job easy because passion iscontagious,” she says. “But Iwill never go back toMarineland.”

A lot of Cotillard’s discom-

fort with the establishment re-minds her of another film,“Finding Nemo,” and the unin-tended consequences of its pop-ularity. “There was an explo-sion of sales of clown fish afterthat movie. That was some-thing that I really couldn’t un-

derstand,” she says. “The storyof the movie is telling the audi-ence don’t take them out to putthem in an aquarium, andthat’s exactly what happened.So sometimes, I don’t know. Ireally wonder if those SeaWorld, Marineland places real-ly make a difference.”

“Rust and Bone” posed somephysical challenges along withthe ethical ones for Cotillard,but, as it turns out, those in-volved sea life as well. Cotillardremembers a day filming hercharacter’s revelatory swim farout from shore, re-learning totrust in her abilities followingher debilitating accident. “Firstof all, it was freezing — it waslate October,” she says. “Thecamera was not working, and Iknew that if I went back on theboat it would take longer, so Istayed in the water and a jelly-fish [stung] me. And man, itburns. And I didn’t allow any-one to pee on me.”

Marion Cotillard gets contemplative on the set of “Rust and Bone,” coming to theaters Friday.

SONY PICTURES CLASSICS

Jacques Audiard

on animal

cruelty

Director Jacques Audiard isno stranger to utilizing popmusic in his work, butmoviegoers still might findit jarring to hear Katy Perry’s“Firework” popping up reg-ularly — and loudly — in thefirst half of“Rust and Bone.”

The song serves as the back-drop for an orca show at theMarineland aquarium,where Marion Cotillard’sStephanie coaxes the mas-

sive whales into performingtricks.

And Audiard insists he wasjust being authentic. “KatyPerry is the actual music ofthe show,” he says. “Andwhen you think about thoseanimals — four times a day,they have to listen to KatyPerry. And that’s animal cru-elty right there!”

Cotillard is quick to stick upfor Perry, though, havinghad to listen to the track al-most as much as the whales.“I kind of like Katy Perrynow,” she insists. “I kind oflove her, so I’m defendingher.”

NED [email protected]

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STILL CRAZY HORSEAFTER ALL THESE YEARS

Poncho Sampedro is ahumble man. Through-out a half-hour discus-sion, the rhythm gui-

tarist for Crazy Horse proudlyacknowledges limitations withhis instrument, limitationswith his band’s sound and limi-tations with his own ability torecite the lyrics of any of theNeil Young songs that he’s beenplaying for more than 30 years.

“I try to pick up on thewords, but unfortunately I’mnot that good at it. And sothere’s a lot of his songs I havemy own words for,” he says. “Ican’t sing one whole song allthe way through, I don’t think.”

Even if he went to a karaokebar and somebody signed himup for a rock radio staple like“Powderfinger”? “I can make itthrough the first and secondverse, I think,” he says.

But to say that Sampedro ishumble doesn’t mean he islacking in confidence. In fact,he says that confidence is thekey to his success and the rea-son that some of the elemen-tary rhythms he has committedto tape are such classics.

“If you’re confident thatyou’re going to go up there andmake it from the beginning of

the set until the end, I thinkgood things will happen,” hesays. “If you are worried, you’regoing to have a hard time.”

A lot of it has to do with justfeeling the music, he says.

“If we approach it with anopen mind, somehow on a soullevel, we connect,” he says.

That confidence and dedi-cation to following afeeling is all over thenew albums that Neil

Young and Crazy Horse re-leased this year. Though trackslike “Oh Susannah” and “ThisLand is Your Land” on thisspring’s “Americana” albumare standards, there is nothingstandard about them in thehands of these four guys.

“We just have one soundand we can’t get away from it

even if we try,” says Sampedrowith a laugh.

And with this fall’s double-album, “Psychedelic Pill,” theyare even more themselves, asthey get far out on the 27-minute jam haze of “Driftin’Back.” All of the material bene-fits from the assured approachof a band that just knows howto play off each other. But don’tconfuse confidence or feel withperfection.

“There is a place where Iplay and I kind of walk throughthe clam fields for a while, andthen Neil does the same thing,”says Sampedro. “I even men-tioned it to him. I said, ‘Neil, ifyou listen to it, there are twospots where both of us are lostand we could clip that out easi-ly.’ ... And he said, ‘Well, thenthey wouldn’t know how wegot to the next place.’”

PAT [email protected]

Sampedro, left, leans in tight for a Crazy Horse jam, with bassist Billy Talbot and Neil Young. Inset: Neil Young and Crazy Horse circa 1976: from left, Ralph Molina, Young, Talbot and Sampedro.

DOUGLAS MASON/GETTY IMAGES

If you go

Neil Young and Crazy HorseTuesday, 7:30 p.m.Madison Square Garden7th Ave & 32nd Street$63-$263, 212-465-6741www.ticketmaster.com

One of Neil Young’s right-hand men, Poncho Sampedro, on how his band couldn’t adopt a new sound if they tried What the rocker thinks of Jimmy Fallon’s impersonation of him

Real Neil on fake NeilWhat does Neil Young sayabout Jimmy Fallon’s imper-sonation of him? Sampedro

says the singer is a fan.“He thinks that Jimmy does

him great. He goes, ‘God, hehas it down!’ But I think itmakes him laugh. I don’t thinkit ever really bothered him.”

Don’t call me FrankSometimes Poncho Sampe-dro is credited on CrazyHorse albums with the namehe was born with, Frank.

“I had a place in Mexicoand everybody down therecalled me Poncho becausethat’s the nickname forFrank. Francisco is Poncho.And then Neil at one point inhis organization had threedifferent Franks working forhim, and everyone startedgetting confused as to whatFrank said what. I just said,‘Just call me Poncho fromnow on, like they do in Mexi-co,’ and that’s how it startedin America and it just stuckwith me, and I really like thename.”

“Specifically, I havean amp, a guitarand a cord andthat’s it.”SAMPEDRO, ON HIS SETUP: HENEVER USES ANY FANCY EFFECTS TOENHANCE HIS SOUND.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse circa 1976: from left, Ralph Molina, Young, Talbot and Sampedro.

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Ultimately, Black Friday shouldbe a silly, fun way to kick offthe holiday season. If waiting inthe dark for Best Buy’s doors toopen isn’t your deal, sleep inand skip the door-buster deals.“It’s more about the cama-raderie — it’s for a special kindof person who really enjoys

that,” says Holmes of the 5 a.m.openings. “Everybody else, justgo when you want. There willbe lines, parking will be tough,things will run out — you haveto enjoy it for it to be worth it.”

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not turning into a crazed shop-ping Grinch. It’s not a day foramateurs, so we hit up DanaHolmes, editor-in-chief ofGifts.com, for some expert tipson saving money and sanity.

Buy thoughtful gifts, not cheapstuff: It’s hard to say no to agreat sale, but don’t just buycashmere scarves becausethey’re half-off for anotherhour. “Remember that a greatdeal isn’t always a great gift,”says Holmes. “Make sure youhave a list of who you’re shop-ping for, a budget for each per-son and some ideas for each

person. I like to put some adjec-tives next to their names alongwith some of their favoritestores to stay focused.”Keep your receipts: You willmake impulse buys that you re-gret — it’s part of the day.“Keep a zippered pouch in yourpurse to keep your designated

Black Friday receipts,” advisesHolmes. “You don’t want tomisplace any — you’re buyinga lot of stuff, you’re excited andwhen you get home you mayrealize you don’t want all of it.”Bum a ride: “I’m a big advocatefor carpooling,” says Holmes.“Go with your shopping bud-dies and you can save a parkingspace and gas, which is a hotcommodity right now.” Not tomention, it’s nice to have com-pany in the parking-garage traf-fic — because oh, yes, that is areal thing that happens.Cross-check for online deals:Some deals, such as door-busters, are strictly in-store of-fers. But increasingly, retailersare offering the same sales on-line with plenty of perks. “If

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ToysUnless you want to ruin yourdaughter’s life forever, scoopup that McKenna AmericanGirl doll right away. But youraverage toy? Sakraida says tohold off. “We see quite a fewfairly decent toy deals, butthings will get cheaper later inDecember,” she says. “Unlessit’s a really hot item that you’reafter, wait for them to getcheaper in the two weeks be-fore Christmas.”

Name-brand electronicsTVs, digital cameras and lap-tops are huge Black Fridaydraws, but it’s not necessarilythe time to buy one. The gener-ic brand TV that the big-boxstore is offering is, likely, ahuge bargain, says Sakraida.But anything name brand —Sony, Samsung, Canon, etc. —will see its best price in the firstcouple months of 2013, rightbefore the latest models hitshelves.

The exceptions are Appleproducts, says Sakraida. Theydon’t usually go on sale, so takeadvantage of any promotion if

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Winter apparelIf you’re shopping for yourself,wait. “You’ll see a lot of goodcoupons — but if you’re look-ing for something like a heavydown winter coat, you’ll see abetter price in January,” saysSakraida.

Holiday decor“When it comes to Christmasdecorations, these are thingsthey’re hoping you’ll just grab

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Think price matchingIf you’re shopping for gifts, goahead and buy these on BlackFriday. but remember also thatmajor stories such as Best Buyand Target are often wiling toprice-match: to offer the samedeals on gifts of some of onlinecompetitors like Amazon.

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Not everything is at its lowestprice Lindsay Sakraida, featuresdirector at Dealnews.com, tells us what to skip this weekend

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4Where: GapWhat: Gap stores opened atmidnight on Thanksgiving.

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7. Surefire sign a toy will be ahit with a little girl: It’s called MyLittle Pony Twilight Sparkle Car.$25, www.hasbrotoyshop.com

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Make her extramerry

Terrariums,designer shades,zombie tarotcards: There’s noway we missedsomeone here

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1. We love these new domedcake stands from the MarthaStewart Collection — eventhough we can sense them judg-ing our messy icing. $36-$115, atMacy’s stores and at www.macys.com

2. Stocking-stuffer all-stars: Ave-da’s Nourish-mint lip-plumpingglazes in Nepali Berry andHimalayan Ice. $18,www.aveda.com

3. You know what’s better thanearmuffs? Electric blue earmuffswith built-in headphones. $98,www.juicycouture.com

4. Juicy Couture’s sequinedclutch is the perfect New Year’sEve date. $248,www.juicycouture.com

5. If Schwinn’s Rendezvous bikeisn’t her favorite thing under thetree, a Metro staffer will show upto your house and eat said tree.Promise. $650,www.schwinnbikes.com

6. Made from hand-blown recy-

cled glass, these teardrop air ter-rariums house our favorite kind ofplants: the ones that don’t needto be watered. $69-$89,www.vivaterra.com

7. It works on your mom, itworks on your girlfriend: If youhave no idea what to get her,something pretty and personal-ized will get you off the hook.NYC-based Erica Sara Designs willturn your sweet scribbles into anecklace with the Love Notes Col-lection. $78-$138, www.ericasaradesigns.com

8. Admittedly, these Ralph Lau-ren passport covers look best withtickets to the Caribbean tuckedinside. $48,www.ralphlauren.com

9. Summer doesn’t seem so faraway through the lens of Dolce &Gabbana’s Sicilian Baroque sun-glasses. $425,www.sunglasshut.com

10. Cat-eyed, leopard-printed,golden serpent-adorned: If you’relucky, you have someone on yourlist who wants these oversizeRoberto Cavalli shades. $425,www.neimanmarcus.com

11. We don’t have a lot of nicethings to say about Jessica Simp-son, but we’re pretty sure shesmells amazing. Her VintageBloom perfume is fresh, fruity andfloral. $49-$65, at Macy’s stores

12. Chloe + Isabel’s whimsicalfeather cuff will distract her fromany missing diamonds this year.$78, www.chloeandisabel.com

13. Crabtree & Evelyn’s GoldenFig Bubblebath fills the bath prod-uct quota with style. $20,www.crabtree-evelyn.com

14. Justin Bieber’s Girlfriendhair mist smells like the cutest boyin school just smiled at you undera double rainbow. Buy one foryour No. 1 Biebs fan and one foryour purse. $20,www.sephora.com

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1. Made from stainless steeland iroko wood, RestorationHardware’s foosball table willmake him believe in Santa again.$3,995, www.restorationhardware.com

2. Tivoli Audio’s noise-cancelingRadio Silenz headphones are yourears’ true buds. $160, www.tivoliaudio.com

3. Native’s Jimmy boots made

PETA’s Vegan Holiday Guide be-cause, like all of the brands’shoes, they’re 100 percent animalproduct-free. They make ours be-cause they’re ruby red. $90,www.zappos.com

4. There’s nothing nerdy aboutClub Monaco’s cheeky new bowties. $60 each, www.clubmonaco.com

5 & 6. The National GeographicStore is a little-known treasurechest of dude gifts. On our can’t-fail list this year: The windproof,water-resistant lighter that laughsin the face of 75mph gusts andthe night vision monoculars.You’re welcome. $50 (lighter) and$199(monoculars), www.ngstore.com

7. Ray-Ban’s so-classic aviatorsturned into a gadget just in timefor holiday shopping: These 22-carat shades fold up foreasy breezy traveling.$495, www.sunglasshut.com

8. Because you deservea man who at least smells likeJames Bond. Launched for the50th anniversary of the iconic spy,the 007 fragrance sold out over-seas as soon as the Brits got asniff. $30-$40, at Kohl’s stores

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You like yourpets better thanyour friends and family

Treat them toa little somethingspecial this year

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1. P.L.A.Y. pet beds are filledwith plush bedding made fromrecycled plastic bottles. And it’snot just your pup who gets apresent: For every bedpurchased through its website,the company donates one to ashelter dog through its WarmBellies Initiative. $98-$218,www.petplay.com

2. As a rule, cats prefer couches

to scratch pads. But even if yourkitty only uses the DJ Cat Scratch-ing Pad once, it will be well worthit. $35,www.uncommongoods.com

3. Petco doesn’t stop at dogand cat costumes: This year, youcan pick up holiday apparel for allcreatures great and small. OnBlack Friday, anyone who makes apurchase with a Petco rewardcard gets a free pair of dogantlers. From $5, at Petco stores

4. Dinner turns into a gamewith this interactive feeder fromCompany of Animals that encour-ages your hungry pup to slowdown and enjoy his food for once. $36, www.amazon.com

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Fuel for your bargain huntingNo matter what you’re look-ing for on Black Friday, you’lllikely end up at Starbucks atsome point. If you happen topurchase their Verismo Sys-tem — think a Keurig coffeemaker specially equipped tobrew Starbucks espressos,lattes and coffees — Fridaythrough Monday, they’ll issueyou a Starbucks Gold Card.Usually only earned afterspending a fortune on foamydrinks, it scores you free re-fills on select beverages andother freebies. Also on ourcaffeinated wish-list: the newpixelated Rodarte DesignerTumbler, designed by fashiondarlings Kate and Laura Mul-leavy. METRO

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Gifts for pets

Donate this year

Don’t forget pets lesspampered than yours. Theholidays are the perfect timeto donate much-neededmoney, supplies and volun-teer time to your local animalshelter. Or donate to the Hu-mane Society’s work to pro-tect and advocate for animals— including pets affected byHurricane Sandy — by visitingthem at www.hsus.org.

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1. Highland Park 18 Year Old ispulling a George Clooney: Notricks, no flashy packaging, justthe same old classic everyonewants a taste of. $100,www.highlandpark.co.uk

2. The more bubbly the betterthis time of year. Moet &Chandon’s Twinkle Box isn’t just acute hostess gift, it stays chilly forup to two hours so no one isscrambling for ice buckets. $42, www.moet.com

3. Patron partnered up withfashion designer John Varvatosfor this limited-edition bottle,complete with a tunable guitarbottle stopper. $53, www.patronspirits.com

4. For the absolute girliestdrinkers on your list, Timbaland’snew sparkling liqueur, LeSutra,blends vodka with sparklingwhite wine and is available inpeach, grape, blueberry andstrawberry flavors. $25,www.drinklesutra.com

Reasons toman up and go to IkeaWe’re going to be straight withyou: Ikea is not for the Black Fri-day beginner. But surviving atrip there this weekend notonly earns you hard-core shop-ping cred, it also makes forsome pretty good deals.

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Bottle snuggleA ribbon will do the trick, butwe love how RestorationHardware’s faux fur wine bagdresses up a bottle. $12, www.restorationhardware.com

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