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James Franco’s Apes Held Up, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Also in today’s edition of The Broadsheet: Jennifer Love Hewitt puts her director’s cap on… Aretha Franklin has a casting recommendation… We’re finally rid of Hanna Montana … and more…

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James Franco’s Apes Held Up, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Watch Ricky Gervais Eviscerate Hollywood at the Golden Globes

If you had been waiting to see Ricky Gervais pantomime oral sex between a 24-year-old Playboy Playmate and Hugh Hefner on NBC, then the Golden Globes were for you! They were also for anyone who loves watching the stuffing taken out of Hollywood — and awards shows — in general. So, good for us, then, that Gervais hosted the Globes on Sunday night — just don’t expect to have him back next year. When Phillip Berk was asked after the show if Gervais would host in 2012 , he responded with a very loaded, “No comment.” Alas, we’ll always have this monologue. Click ahead to watch Gervais torch the Beverly Hilton.

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Watch Ricky Gervais Eviscerate Hollywood at the Golden Globes

‘I Can Do It’: Drunk Paz de la Huerta Cannot Do It

Except for the part where she was turned away from a Golden Globes afterparty for being too wasted, feebly protests “I can do it” to her oppressors and handlers alike, is ushered away in front of a dozen paparazzi and fans, takes a tumble and tears her gown, and signs an autograph with half her boob hanging out, I totally relate to Paz de la Huerta’s drunken awards-night meltdown. Nothing three Aleve can’t fix! And maybe a cease-and-desist letter. [ TMZ ]

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‘I Can Do It’: Drunk Paz de la Huerta Cannot Do It

And Then Michael Douglas Photobombed Angelina Jolie and Catherine Zeta-Jones

Michael Douglas was the “surprise” presenter of the Golden Globe for Best Drama on Sunday night (surprise in quotes because, um, he was nominated and in attendance), which was nice to see, especially in light of his recent battle with cancer. How did Douglas celebrate his return to the public eye? By photobombing his wife at a Golden Globes after party, of course! Click ahead to see Douglas’ impish delight behind Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angelina Jolie.

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And Then Michael Douglas Photobombed Angelina Jolie and Catherine Zeta-Jones

And Then Michael Douglas Photobombed Angelina Jolie and Catherine Zeta-Jones

Michael Douglas was the “surprise” presenter of the Golden Globe for Best Drama on Sunday night (surprise in quotes because, um, he was nominated and in attendance), which was nice to see, especially in light of his recent battle with cancer. How did Douglas celebrate his return to the public eye? By photobombing his wife at a Golden Globes after party, of course! Click ahead to see Douglas’ impish delight behind Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angelina Jolie.

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And Then Michael Douglas Photobombed Angelina Jolie and Catherine Zeta-Jones

Scott Speedman on Barney’s Version and Why He’s Happy He Was Never Robin

Let’s just say that Scott Speedman could be described as a bit of a “free spirit.” As the Canadian actor is describing his tendency to disappear for months at a time, the notion of him walking right out of the room — never to be seen again — seemed not only possible but also highly probable. Thankfully, that didn’t happen, instead Speedman was free to discuss what he was apparently there to talk about: The American .

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Scott Speedman on Barney’s Version and Why He’s Happy He Was Never Robin

Movieline Livetweets the 2011 Golden Globes!

Here we go! Wracked with controversy, boasting suspect taste and dazzling us all with its ritual drunken pulchritude, the 2011 Golden Globe Awards will recognize the best of film and television as perceived by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The betting sheets are in, and all that’s left is the winning. And the livetweeting from Movieline HQ, of course.

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Movieline Livetweets the 2011 Golden Globes!

Friday Box Office: Green Hornet Has Sallow Opening Night, Dilemma Self-Destructs

On the weekend of the Golden Globes, a couple of prize turkeys were trotted out at the box office to little effect. Seth Rogen’s long-delayed Green Hornet opened at a weak number one, while Vince Vaughn’s Dilemma barely made a splash at number two. But hey, The King’s Speech opened wide at number four and did okay! Your Friday box office is here.

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Friday Box Office: Green Hornet Has Sallow Opening Night, Dilemma Self-Destructs

Critics’ Choice Awards Love The Social Network And Natalie Portman As Much As Everyone Else Did

Last night the Broadcast Film Critics Association doled out their yearly accolades for the best acheivements in film, with many of the usual suspects getting the gold. The Social Network won best picture, Natalie Portman best actress, Colin Firth best actor, and so on (although Inception cleaned up fairly well in the technical categories. Might this be a portent for bigger things?). At this rate, the Golden Globes might be a bit of snoozefest. The full list of winners after the jump.

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Critics’ Choice Awards Love The Social Network And Natalie Portman As Much As Everyone Else Did

Alien Prequel Is No Longer An Alien Prequel, Proving That Prequels Are Usually Terrible

In the Small Mercies department, Ridley Scott recently revealed to soul sister site Deadline that his much talked-about Alien prequel movie has gone through a metamorphosis. Specifically, it’s no longer a prequel tied to the Alien mythology, it’s just a standalone movie now. And for that, I am quite thankful.

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Alien Prequel Is No Longer An Alien Prequel, Proving That Prequels Are Usually Terrible