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 Britney is back - and so are the brickbatsBritney Spears hasn't even taken her seat as the new judge of "The X Factor," but the pop icon is already getting a lesson in the media glare of live, talent show television.
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 Cannes jury has eyes glued on filmsCannes jurists get ready for "nothing to do but watch films."
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 Larry Charles is propping up The DictatorThe director makes political commentary funny.
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 A Cannes MoonriseThe Cannes film fest opens with a new Wes Anderson film, Moonlight Kingdom.
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 Photos: 2012 Cannes Film FestivalCheck out the stars attending the Cannes Film Festival, which runs from May 16-27, 2012.
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 Blog: Will Smith open to sequelsWhat about I, Robot 2, Bad Boys 3 and Hancock 2? He was even attached to do a remake of the Bill Cosby and Sidney Poitier comedy, Uptown Saturday Night, with Denzel Washington
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 Blog: Cosmopolis could mark Cronenberg's return to insanityOne can't help notice that his films over the last decade or so have retained an uncharacteristic sanity.
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 Cannes 2012: The Palme d'Or film hotlist22 films are in the race for the prestigious Palme d'Or at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Take a look at a few of the biggest names you can expect to see on the red carpet in support of each film.
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 Lawyer says John Travolta vindicated by dropped sex lawsuitOne of the two male masseurs who accused actor John Travolta of sexual assault dropped his $2 million lawsuit on Tuesday.
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 Canadians do the Cannes CannesDavid Cronenberg and his son are among our nation's filmmakers at this year's festival.
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 Will Smith goes back to blackThe actor returns re-energized in Men in Black 3.
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 Top 10 pregnancy moviesNo two films about the long walk to labour are the same, no doubt. Some, however, share the perfect rhythm, a mixture of comedy, reality and genuine emotion.
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 Lady Gaga gagged in Indonesia after Islamic oppositionLady Gaga has been refused a permit to perform in the Indonesian capital next month over security concerns, police said on Tuesday.
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 Bret Michaels settles lawsuit over 2009 Tony Awards mishapBret Michaels and organizers of the Tony Awards have settled a lawsuit filed by the rocker after a 2009 incident in which he was hit in the head with a set piece and suffered injuries that contributed to a brain hemorrhage that nearly killed him.
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 Johnny Depp finds his character from "the outside in"Johnny Depp enjoys playing Mr. Dressup. Perhaps, it's because he wears his costumes well.
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 Alec Baldwin joins star-studded amfAR lineup in CannesAlec Baldwin, Janet Jackson and Kylie Minogue are headed to the South of France to co-chair amfAR's annual gala at the Cannes Film Festival.
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 Montreal filmmaker 'amazed' by third trip to Cannes festFew young filmmakers can claim to be Cannes veterans, but at 24 Chloe Robichaud heads to the prestigious film festival Monday for the third time with her 13-minute tale "Herd Leader".
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 Avengers rings up $103 million in record weekendThe Avengers, the smash hit movie about Marvel superheroes who team up to save the Earth, crushed competitors for a second weekend with a record $103.2 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales and was poised to top $1 billion worldwide.
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 Chris Hemsworth boasts new role: fatherIn-demand actor Chris Hemsworth has a lot to celebrate.
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 NBC counts on comedy with fall lineupNBC is rolling the dice on comedy this fall, in hopes that the struggling network’s prime-time lineup will find laughter where, this past year, it found mostly misery.
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 Pop forecastOn our pop culture radar this week: The Dictator, Canada Sings, Willie Nelson, Tenacious D and more.
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 Kid Rock hopes to raise $1 million for orchestra in hometownThis time last year, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra was about a month removed from a contentious musicians' strike that worsened its already strained finances. Now, the rebounding organization aims to raise the roof — and hopefully $1 million — with help from a hometown musician known more for rock, rap and country than classical.
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 Review: The DictatorSalute The Dictator! Sacha Baron Cohen's twisted sense of humour still rules.
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 George Clooney to President Obama: Mi casa es su casaStar-studded celebration raises money for the Democratic campaign.
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 China HeavyweightBoxing documentary explores ever-changing Chinese landscape.
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