Tuesday, July 21, 2009 - Posts
Tyler Perry is paying for 65 children from a Philadelphia day camp to go to Walt Disney World after reading about allegations that a suburban swim club had shunned them because of racism.
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For fans from an older generation, there's only one Twilight.
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The bra that boosted one of the most famous busts in Hollywood history was sold at a London auction this past weekend, picking up (so to speak) $5,200.
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When she's at her best—the cleavage, the tears, the dancing—who cares about any of the contestants on stage? When she's at her worst—the slurring, the crazy talk, the bickering with Simon—she's even better.
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Where have you gone, Grimace and Hamburglar? Today fast-food commercials feature square butts and cows the size of schnauzers.
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The arrest report says an officer pulled Jeffrey Donovan over on July 12 after noticing that he swerved his car to avoid hitting the police car from behind.
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Buddy Holly, John Lennon and Elvis Presley have all had their music altered after their deaths. Will Michael Jackson be next?
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A spokesperson for the neighborhood group said said the area doesn’t have the roads, police or other infrastructure to support crowds drawn to a Graceland-like tourist attraction.
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Michael Jackson may have suddenly died in the midst of his comeback, but the singer will reportedly live on in a planned feature film from the “This is It” tour rehearsal footage.
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Would "American Idol" be the same show without the kooky but always sweet judge handing out compliments?
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For many young dancers — especially boys — the pop star's singular grooves were transformative. “He’s the main reason why I even started dancing,” says professional dancer Anthony Rue.
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In an upbeat video, Beastie Boy Adam “MCA” Yauch announced via the group’s Web site that he has a “very treatable” cancerous tumor in his salivary gland and a nearby lymph node.
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Singer seeks forgiveness for assault, says he “let a lot of people down.”
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A source tells the National Enquirer that the Dallas Cowboys quarterback was feeling the heat from Simpson and was tired of bickering with her.
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If all goes according to plan there will be not one, but two tribute concerts for Michael Jackson at London’s O2 Arena this August.
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Even after a half-dozen films, Harry Potter continues to prove he's a sorcerer in the dark.
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Earlier this summer, we had "The Hurt Locker," by far the best drama yet about the Iraq war. Now, we have "In the Loop," a comedy that finally manages to satirize the war successfully.
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Capsule reviews of films opening this week:
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Hollywood's second-largest prop house is going out of business with its owner saying he has fallen victim to film and TV production leaving California for other U.S. states that lure producers with tax incentives and fewer restrictions.
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The producers behind "Get Smart" and "The International" have acquired the rights to make a live-action feature based on the Japanese robot-lion property "Voltron."
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Gil Adamson's historical novel "The Outlander" has been acquired for a film adaptation.
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Actor/comedian Josh Gad, a regular on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," has joined Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway in the business-world drama "Love and Other Drugs."
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Sony Corp.'s movie studio has bid $50 million to acquire the worldwide distribution rights to a film based on rehearsal footage for Michael Jackson's "This Is It" comeback concert series, according to a person familiar with the bid.
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Warner Bros. and in-demand screenwriter Brad Ingelsby will develop a feature based on "Sacred Prey," Vivian Schilling's novel about a hit man who becomes the victim of his own takedown.
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Screen Gems and Jennifer Aniston are teaming up to tell a tale of lingering racial tensions in the Deep South.
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Bruce Lee's older sister and younger brother have authorized a Chinese company to make a series of biographical films about the late kung fu icon, saying they want to produce a historically accurate account of their brother's life.
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