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Oct 24, 2008 -

The Smurfs turned 50 this week! — The Independent
Ben Stiller may now be the director of The Trial of the Chicago 7. — The Hollywood Reporter
Macaulay Culkin has joined the cast of Kings on NBC. - 1 Comment
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Feb 25, 2008 -

Last night's Oscars look like they'll have record-low viewing numbers based on the preliminary ratings, Reuters reports. Stay tuned for the final numbers later today.
Though its showrunners were recently fired, Women's Murder Club will still produce three more episodes this season, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
Zap2It reports that the Tina Fey-hosted Saturday Night Live — the first post-strike episode — produced strong ratings over the weekend.
According to ComingSoon, production on Steven Spielberg's next project The Trial of the Chicago 7 will be delayed "for the foreseeable future."
Writer Stephen Marlowe, best known for his pulp crime novels, has died at age 79, the Associated Press reports.
Billboard reports that Donna Summer will break her 17-year hiatus with the May 20th release of her studio album, Crayons.
The typically comedic actress Teri Polo will star in indie thriller The Beacon, writes Hollywood Reporter
Leighton Meester, aka Blair on Gossip Girl, has recorded her first album, CTV reports.

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Jan 02, 2008 -

According to NME, MC Hammer is starting a Web site dedicated to dance videos.
Sacha Baron Cohen may play Abbie Hoffman in Stephen Spielberg's next movie, The Trial of the Chicago Seven, according to Variety.
ComingSoon reports that Tyler Perry will play a role in JJ Abrams Star Trek movie.
The New York Daily News reports on a contest where the winner is named the Ultimate Couch Potato.
Tila Tequila will date again on MTV, TV Week reports.
Madonna's directorial debut, Filth and Wisdom, will premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival, writes Billboard.
Saturday's NFL game between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants is now the season's most-watched TV broadcast with 34.5 million viewers, according to MediaWeek.
The St. Petersburg Times reports on the death of the TV theme song.

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