Thursday, July 09, 2009 - Posts
Harry Potter has kept his fans waiting for two years, the longest school break they have had to endure for a new movie adventure about the teen wizard.
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Michael Moore's latest documentary now has a title and a theme that resonates with recession-weary audiences.
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Actor George Clooney visited the earthquake-devastated Italian city of L'Aquila on Thursday and said he would make a film there in September to help boost the region's economy.
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Test your red-carpet savvy with our weekly quiz
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Let the sew-off begin: After a massive delay, "Project Runway" is revealing its new batch of aspiring fashion designers.
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Nielsen SoundScan says 800,000 copies of Michael Jackson albums were bought in the U.S. last week — nearly double his sales from the previous week.
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“I had no idea we were all going to get our hearts torn apart the way we did,” said memorial producer Ken Ehrlich.
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The problem for Baron Cohen is that after the cultural and box office sensation that was “Borat,” and now with “Bruno,” it might be a lot harder to round up the unsuspecting.
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Sacha Baron Cohen’s still outrageously funny, but we’re accustomed to his shtick.
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For weeks, the near constant refrain on this season of “So You Think You Can Dance” has been: Solid dancers, boring dancing. Until now.
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Though Heath Ledger and Michael Jackson had little in common in life, Ledger’s father feels the similar circumstances of their deaths allow him to understand the struggle.
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Forest Lawn, Neverland Ranch, and cremation are all possibilities.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi shut the door Thursday to a resolution honoring Michael Jackson because debate on the symbolic measure could raise “contrary views” about the pop star’s life.
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Yes, some of the moments were magical and heart-breaking, especially Jackson's young daughter's tribute, but others left us scratching our heads.
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Family friend Gotham Chopra says Blanket is “a lot like Michael,” while Paris is thoughtful and caring and Prince Michael I is “a fun kid.”
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Bill included overtime pay for 4,173 police officers, traffic control, cleanup.
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Scoop: Estranged couple may deal with remains according to their own wishes, according to California code.
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After a 10-year hiatus from mainstream movies, Brooke Shields is returning to the big screen in the family comedy "Furry Vengeance."
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Raja Gosnell has signed on to direct "Smurfs," a live action/animated movie starring the popular small blue characters created by Belgian cartoonist Peyo.
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Amid a dearth of high-profile video releases, as Hollywood studios hold back their big films for the fourth-quarter holiday season, movies that otherwise would have been also-rans are shooting up the rental and sales charts.
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Julianne Moore is stepping out of the role of Hillary Clinton and will be replaced by Hope Davis.
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Marijuana dealer Jesse James Hollywood faces a possible death sentence after his conviction for kidnapping and murdering a 15-year-old boy over an escalating drug debt, a crime that inspired the 2007 movie "Alpha Dog."
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Dole Foods sued a Swedish filmmaker and his film company for defamation on Wednesday, alleging he insisted on showing his documentary, "Bananas!" at the Los Angeles Film Festival after learning it was based on a fraud.
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Los Angeles spent $1.4 million to provide security, traffic control and other services for Michael Jackson's memorial service, city officials said as they looked for ways to have others help the financially troubled city pick up the bill.
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James Bond and the Boy from Oz are coming to Broadway.
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Paris Hilton has arrived for the Miami trial of a federal lawsuit accusing her of failing to adequately promote her 2006 movie "Pledge This!"
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Coming to a living room near you -- 3D videogames.
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Lions Gate Entertainment Corp said on Thursday it would name Mark Rachesky, its largest shareholder and a supporter of management, to its slate of board nominees as it faces continued pressure from billionaire investor Carl Icahn.
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Austrians could be forgiven for bristling at "Bruno."
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