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'Django Unchained' Premiere Canceled After Newtown Shooting

The premiere for Quentin Tarantino's latest film "Django Unchained," a violent spaghetti Western slave revenge tale, was canceled on Monday in the wake of the school shooting in Connecticut last week, the film's studio said.

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Bin Laden Movie 'Zero Dark Thirty' Arrives, Mired in Controversy

Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow could have made a testosterone-fueled shoot-'em-up Hollywood version of the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden.

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Martin Scorsese To Direct Bill Clinton Documentary

Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese will get up close and personal with Bill Clinton in a documentary about the former U.S. president, cable channel HBO said on Monday.

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Channing Tatum's Wife Pregnant: First Baby For 'Sexiest Man Alive' & Jenna Dewan

Jenna Dewan-Tatum and Channing Tatum are expecting the birth of their first child next year, the actor's rep told Us Weekly.

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'Hobbit' Film Sets December Record in U.S. with $84.7 Million

"The Hobbit" brought home a big box office treasure over the weekend, setting a December movie record with $84.77 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales as legions of fans turned out for the long-awaited big-screen return to Middle Earth.

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Actor Depardieu Hits Back At French PM Over Tax Exile

Actor Gerard Depardieu, accused by French government leaders of trying to dodge taxes by buying a house over the border in Belgium, retorted that he was leaving because "success" was now being punished in his homeland.

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'Hobbit' Debut Reaps $13 Million in US and Canada, A December Record

The first of three "Hobbit" movies kicked off its box office quest with an estimated $13 million in ticket sales from showings at U.S. and Canadian theaters just after midnight on Friday, a record for a December debut.

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'Fifty Shades of Grey' Movie Casting: Eddie Redmayne Says 'Never Say Never' To Grey Role

The film adaptation of E.L. James' "Fifty Shades of Grey" continues to create buzz on a massive scale, as fans continue to debate over who will land the lead role of S&M-crazed CEO Christian Grey. Although many actors have been highly considered for the part, Eddie Redmayne of "Les Miserables" is the latest name to be brought up after he spoke about the sexy story to a notable publication.

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Film About Massacre of Jews Touches Nerve in Poland

A film about a Polish village whose residents help massacre their Jewish neighbors in World War Two has forced Poles to confront one of the most troubling episodes of their past.

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Anne Hathaway Flash, Matt Lauer 'TODAY' Interview Under Fire On Twitter

In a recent interview with Matt Lauer on "TODAY" actress Anne Hathaway skillfully shifted the conversation about her recent wardrobe malfunction into the spotlight on her character Fantine in her upcoming film "Les Miserables." Hathaway appeared poised and unaffected by Lauer's questioning, her fans on Twitter have come to her defense and blasted the anchor for what they consider inappropriate questioning.

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'Bennifer' Buried as Ben Affeck's Star Soars

It has taken 10 years of hard work and indie movies, but Ben Affleck finally has moved past his "Bennifer" nightmare.

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'Justice League' Movie 2015: Rumors Regarding Storyline Unfold! Details

Despite still being a couple years away from hitting the big screen, the rumor mill continues to churn in regards to the "Justice League" movie, which is slated to hit the big screen in 2015.

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