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Donna Summer, Disco Queen, Dead at 63
3 hours ago | The WrapLegendary disco diva Donna Summer has died, a spokesman confirmed to TheWrap. The "Hot Stuff" and "Last Dance" singer was 63. No cause of death was given, but TMZ reports Summer had been battling cancer. In a statement, Summer's family praise the singer's religious faith. See more »
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Nick Stahl: All About His Disappearance - And His Past
21 hours ago
| PEOPLE.com
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Eli Roth will get back in the directing chair for the first time since his 2007 sequel “Hostel: Part II” with the horror thriller “The Green Inferno,” courtesy of production-financing outfit Worldview Entertainment. Filming is scheduled to begin in Peru and Chile in the fall. See more »
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Olivia Wilde Takes 'Third Person'
22 hours ago
| EmpireOnline
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Even the Rain – review
22 minutes ago
| The Guardian - Film News
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USA Network, which is holding its first upfront presentation during the traditional broadcast upfront week this afternoon, has announced a couple of green lights and a slew of drama, comedy and reality projects in development from such auspices as Pierce Brosnan, Dick Wolf, Doug Liman & See more »
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Russell Brand Confesses He Still Loves Katy Perry
6 hours ago | E! OnlineFor Russell Brand, a lot has changed since his last appearance on Ellen back in December when he slammed all the speculation that he and Katy Perry were heading toward splitsville. Cut to today, when the British funnyman returned to the daytime talk show in the wake of See more »
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Marion Cotillard and Eva Longoria Hit the Carpet in Cannes
25 minutes ago
| Popsugar
Watch: Awesome 'Breaking Bad' Pov Edit Reel
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| Huffington Post
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IMDb Snapshot - Latest Photos and Galleries
Browse through images from day 1 of the Cannes Film Festival, photos from the TNT and TBS upfronts and new stills from Passion.Born Today
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Think Like a Man
At a budget of $12 million, the film is director Tim Story's smallest production since Barbershop. Story had previously worked on the highly-expensive Fantastic Four films.












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