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"Bzzzzz. That sound usually freaks me out and makes me run frantically in all directions to get away from the bees. Due to my severe allergies I have never had an affinity for those annoying, buzzing, yellow and black insects. On Thursday night, my opinion about bees changed forever! I had the chance to attend the premiere of Bee Movie starring Jerry Seinfeld, Renee Zellweger, Matthew Broderick, and Chris Rock.  Thursday night was all about black and yellow. When I turned the corner onto Broadway I noticed several yellow and black tents. I also knew I was in the right place when I saw groups of people decked out in yellow and black with bee antennae on top of their heads.  Swarms of celebrities gathered at the Loews Theater in Lincoln Square to find out what all the buzz was about. Haha get it?! Swarms and buzz. (I promise to keep the bee puns to a minimum!) This was my first time at one of these events, so I was having the time of my life.  Every two minutes I was nudging Rachel and Tara, the two CosmoGIRL! editors I went with, when I spotted a celebrity. (I think I might have given one of them a bruise because I was getting so excited!) I turned my head as we were walking into the theatre and I noticed a woman holding her daughter\u2014after I took a double-take, it finally clicked who was two feet away from me; my favorite comedienne Tina Fey. I think I let out a little squeal of excitement. (I hope no one heard me!)  The most surreal moment was watching Renee Zellweger in front of the line of photographers. She was walking back and forth with her hands on her hips and gleaming with her million-dollar smile while all of the photographers yelled out her name and exclaimed how beautiful she is. In line with the theme of the night, it almost looked like she was a pot of honey and all the photographers were bees buzzing around her.  I already had more fun in those first ten minutes than I have had like all year, and the movie hadn&amp;#039;t even started yet. To give you a little background, the movie is about Barry B. Benson, a bee who just graduated from college and is disillusioned at his lone career choice: making honey. He ends up suing the human race for honey profits. The best part about the movies is that everyone can watch it. I saw parents cracking up just as much as their kids. I knew it was a good movie because at the end of the night my cheeks hurt from smiling and laughing so much!  I am a self-proclaimed convert. I will no longer run in fear of those little buzzing insects because it might just be Barry B. Benson. Definitely go check it out. It will bee a good time! Sorry for that horrible pun, but it had to be done! xoxo, Julie CG! Entertainment Intern "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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