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Jewish guys get an image makeover
Early on in 2007's comedy hit "Knocked Up," Seth Rogen and a bunch of buddies, nearly all of them Jewish, are hanging at a nightclub when Rogen announces that he's just seen "Munich," the Steven Spielberg film about an Israeli assassination squad....Tags: Defiance (movie), Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (movie), Woody Allen, James Caan, Organized Crime
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Rebackoff: Can the man do Hollywood?
Forum Publishing GroupIn early November Frankly Forum relayed the story about the 57-year old entrepreneur who was working on a long shot; that is to appear on a new reality TV pilot which postures inventor types against notable investors titled, "The Shark Tank," a joint-...Tags: New York Yankees, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Major League Baseball, Alex Rodriguez, Baseball
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Takes One to Know One
Comedian David Steinberg continues in his role as “ear”—that is, a sounding board—to some of the funniest people working today. David Steinberg: Thank you for doing this. Jerry Seinfeld: This is one of my favorite things. The greatest thing about being a...Tags: Seinfeld (tv program), Bill Cosby, Johnny Carson, The Tonight Show (tv program), George Carlin
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Best Of 2008
Elitism got a bum rap this year. When he was still just presidential candidate Barack Obama, the president-elect was tagged an elitist for his mockery of gun owners, familiarity with polysyllabic words, perfect posture and ineptitude with a bowling ball....Tags: Restaurants, Major League Baseball, Baseball, National Government, Parker Posey
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Pitt-O-rama
Brad Pitt came to Chicago last week and taped his first interview with Oprah Winfrey in four years to promote his new movie "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." Audience members described the interview as "awkward" at times, due to the fact that Pitt...Tags: Marley & Me (movie), Jesse Jackson, Samantha Ronson, Forest Whitaker, 2008 Obama U.S. Presidential Victory Rally
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MGM Sets 'Three Stooges' Movie for 2009
Zap2It.comThe Farrelly Brothers have been talking about their "Three Stooges" movie for a long time now, but MGM has actually set a release date for the retro comedy. The studio announced Monday (Nov. 3) that casting is underway on the untitled Stooges project,...Tags: Jeff Daniels, Johnny Knoxville, Jonas Brothers, Peter Farrelly, Movies
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The Ear: What Larry Wants
Stand-up comedians need someone to bounce their stuff off of. It’s usually a close friend, because you have to say what’s funny out loud to someone you trust before you perform in front of an audience. Any comic with a brain has an Ear or two he...Tags: Weeds (tv program), Seinfeld (tv program), Saturday Night Live (tv program), Curb Your Enthusiasm (tv program)
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What celebrities eat say a lot about them
The Associated PressIn entertainment journalism, the purpose of the lunch interview is twofold: to help the reporter feel like a normal, social being, and to have an excuse to talk with food in one's mouth. Interviews are done in any number of ways: over the phone, at a...Tags: Marissa Jaret Winokur, Steve Buscemi, Celebrity, Roberta Flack, Mary J Blige
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Political parties need Hollywood's handouts
Anyone who doubts, or resents, Hollywood's importance to American politics these days simply needs to watch where the candidates and their surrogates go when the going gets tough. The fact of the matter is that Hollywood is to both parties -- but...Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Sarah Palin, Martin Short, National Government, Michelle Obama
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Fun with flatliners
Los Angeles TimesAfter the very first airing of the very first episode of the British version of " The Office," Ricky Gervais, the series' star and co-creator, was offered leads in a slew of movies. "It was ridiculous," Gervais said. "They were premature," he added,...Tags: Adolf Hitler, David Bowie, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Tina Fey, The Office (tv program)
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Shakespeare's 'Tempest' wizard enchants
Set on a sandy island where scantily clad castaways compete against each other for power, Shakespeare's "The Tempest" could qualify as the proto-"Survivor." If that sounds like literary heresy, consider the fact that the Bard himself was seldom above...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Anne Hathaway, Santa Monica, Diseases, Clothing and Textiles Industry
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Review: 'Glam God With Vivica A. Fox'
WHEN|WHERE Premieres tomorrow at 10 p.m. on VH1
GENRE Reality competition
THE DEAL A search for the next great celebrity hair/fashion/make-up stylist. Each week the contestants will be asked to compete in challenges that will test their knowledge of...Tags: Television Industry, Dancing With the Stars (tv program), Dancing, Television
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