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411 Box Office Report: Star Trek Into Darkness Warps to #1
Star Trek Into Darkness may not have been the box office bonanza that some people had hoped for but it still crushed the box office with a first-place finish.
TV Q&a: What's the deal with that Robert J. Wilke?
Question: I watch Encore's Westerns channel a lot. Robert J. Wilke is not a well-known name, but his face is very recognizable.
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Director Joel Coen speaks during a press conference for Inside Llewyn Davis at the Cannes Film Festival on May 19, 2013.
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Mixed reviews for Depp's Tonto
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George Hatza: An actor rediscovers the thrill
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Family Viewing: 'Lonely Are the Brave'
Once upon a time: In a tiny New Mexican town, rough-and-ready cowboy Jack Burns picks a fight with the cops - simply so they'll put him in jail, where he can help a friend break out.
There are two Sam Raimi s: There's the one that does considered, heartfelt adult dramas, and then there's the crazy bastard who throws everything at the screen and sees what sticks.
2013 Golden Valley Hall of Fame Inductee Was 'The Lone Ranger'
The city of Golden Valley is inducting four citizens to the Golden Valley Hall of Fame, which honors those who have been affiliated with Golden Valley, made contributions to the community and become renown.
Riz Ahmed's conflict of love and politics
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BWW Interview: Old Hats' David Shiner Tickles Audiences
David Shiner peered into the audience of a recent performance of the off-Broadway hit Old Hats and his rubbery face contorted into a series of disapproving grimaces.
Scott Tilley: Cloning people is bound to happen
Should we clone people? Note that I didn't prefix the question with, "If we could," because sooner or later we'll be able to do so.
Damian Lewis And Andrea Riseborough Team Up In Romantic Drama The Silent Storm
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