Did Chanukah come early this year? The studio released nine (no that is not a typo) clips from the upcoming movie! Nine! Watch the full reel below to see all of the clips.
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People Magazine v. Us Magazine: Who Ripped Who Off?
I’m not sure which magazine you will buy this weekend, considering they are exactly the same! I realize that all of the tabloids are covering Sandra Bullock, but Us Magazine and People Magazine pretty much have the exact same cover, right down to the picture of Sandra Bullock. How is it possible that out of all the Sandra Bullock pictures out there, the two leading magazines picked the same one? Someone is guilty, and I want to know who it is. Even the color choices are the same! Click on the links below and judge for yourself. As an aside, this issue was addressed in the film ’13 Going on 30′ once, and the magazine names were changed for the film. Fast forward to the 3:30 mark in the clip below to see what I am talking about.
People Magazine
Oscar Ambush: Elinor Burkett Crashes the Stage
If you watched the Oscars, you might have noticed a very odd woman’s acceptance speech for Best Documentary Short. Here’s the story: ‘Music By Prudence’ is a documentary directed by Roger Ross Williams. Elinor Burkett was originally a producer on the film, but she was sacked due to “creative differences.” Because she had already done some work on the film prior to being sacked, the Academy had to give her a producer credit. At the time of the Oscars, she and Roger Ross Williams were no longer speaking. Technically, only one person was supposed to give an acceptance speech for the film. It’s not clear if it was decided in advance by the Academy that Williams would give the speech. However, Williams sprinted to the stage first and began his speech. He was then ambushed by Burkett. Burkett claims that Williams’ mother tried to trip her with a cane so that she could not reach the stage. Insane. Watch the moment ensue below.
"Boner" from Growing Pains is Missing
Congressman Charlie Wilson dies
Former U.S. Congressman Charlie Wilson, the man Tom Hanks played in the 2007 film entitled Charlie Wilson’s War, has died at age 76. Tom Hanks once described meeting Charlie Wilson in an interview by saying:
“He was so thoroughly charming that every one of the women in the office said: “Oh, oh, he’s got something…” I said: “Well, can you please explain to me what it is so I can have a little bit of it..” And they looked back at me and said: “Oh Tom, you’re never going to have this…” [Laughs] So, I said I’d fake it when the time comes.
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