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Scott Speedman soaks up some sun inbetween watching acts at the Coachella festival in Indio, California.

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He’s so hot.

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I think they need to bring Felicity back. I was so in love with Ben! I could even forgive the fact that he whispered through each episode.

Do you remember Ben and Felicity’s first kiss? Here you go! A trip down memory lane…

Cameron Diaz was in town Sunday, shopping for a home in West Chelsea. Sources tell us she is eying a one-bedroom apartment in a two-year-old mid-rise building that is also home to New York Ranger Sean Avery. (And it’s just down the street from the Daily News - welcome to the neighborhood, Cam!)

A separate spy tells us the actress enjoyed a romantic interlude early this month in the Bahamas. The lucky fella was actor Scott Speedman, whom you might recall from the “Felicity” series.

“He has a house down there, and they were frolicking on the beach,” says a witness. “They were definitely smooching.”

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I just found these pictures of Scott, and I thought what the heck - I’ll post them!  Oh, I miss Felicity.

In the Oscar Wilde adaptation “Importance,” Sienna Miller plays a 19-year-old American who finds herself falling in love with the womanizing Lord Illingworth (Sean Bean) in the English countryside until his mother (Annette Bening) throws a wrench in his plans. Bruce Beresford is directing Howard Himelstein’s screen version of Wilde’s comedy, set to begin shooting in September.

In “Cry of the Owl,” an adaptation of the novel by Patricia Highsmith (”The Talented Mr. Ripley”), Sarah Polley plays a woman who falls for her stalker (Paddy Considine). Things take an ugly turn when her jilted ex (Scott Speedman) plans revenge. Debra Messing plays the ex-wife of Speedman’s character in Jamie Thraves’ upcoming thriller.

“Bullets,” loosely based on a true story, features Lena Headey as the good-hearted girlfriend of a thief (Josh Lucas) who plans a heist at New York’s Pierre Hotel in 1971. Tim Roth and Dermot Mulroney play his accomplices in director Stephen Kay’s crime thriller, written by Christian Darren and Kay. The film begins production in September in New York and New Jersey.

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