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Andrew Dice Clay a Riot in Beverly Hills

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Facebook.com – Become a Fan! Twitter.com – Follow Us! Andrew Dice Clay, also known as “the Dice Man”, is a riot on a street in Beverly Hills, reminding us that he’s the king not only comedy but also of Las Vegas! And guess what the Dice Man thinks about the Kardashians!?

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Andrew Dice Clay a Riot in Beverly Hills

Katherine Heigl Takes Mom Fabric Shopping!

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Howard presents a few Skyrim DLC ideas

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During his DICE keynote last night, Bethesda’s Todd Howard mentioned a few ways Skyrim could change in the future. Following a studio-wide creative session, a Skyrim Game Jam, a number of rather interesting … Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : That VideoGame Blog Discovery Date : 09/02/2012 05:35 Number of articles : 2

Howard presents a few Skyrim DLC ideas

‘American Idol’ Judges — Dangerous Strangers

Filed under: Simon Cowell , Jennifer Lopez , Steven Tyler , Randy Jackson , Paula Abdul , Nigel Lythgoe , American Idol , TV Sources connected with ” American Idol ” tell TMZ … execs on the show recklessly rolled the dice by choosing Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler as the new judges. Our “A.I.” spies tell us producers have never put Lopez, Tyler and Randy Jackson in the same… Read more

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The Paley Center Celebrates Lost One Last Time

If you still aren’t sick of hearing about Lost , live in New York City and feel like rolling the dice on the slight chance that you can get overflow tickets to a sold-out event, head over to The Paley Center for Media today at 2. That’s when yours truly will be participating in a panel discussion about Lost with writers like New York ‘s Emily Nussbaum, HitFix’s Alan Sepinwall and Time ‘s James Poniewozik. No truth to the rumor that they’re planning a game of “which of these things doesn’t belong?” with me as a centerpiece. [ The Paley Center ]

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Lindsay Lohan — Cannes Do

Filed under: Lindsay Lohan , Celebrity Feuds , Celebrity Justice Lindsay Lohan is rolling the dice in her DUI probation case in a big way — because we’ve learned she’s headed to Cannes … not her alcohol ed class. TMZ broke the story that the judge has ordered LiLo to show proof next Thursday that she had completed… Read more

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DICE Content With Never Charging For DLC

Infinity Ward and DICE both released downloadable content packs for their respective military shooters yesterday. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 ’s Stimulus Package hit Xbox 360, while Battlefield: Bad Company 2 ’s VIP Map Pack released for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The biggest difference between the two batches of DLC? Price. While the MW2 Stimulus Package cost 1200 Microsoft Points ($15), DICE released their DLC for free (unless you buy Bad Company 2 used in which case you have to throw down $15 to buy a VIP code to download the DLC). Ultimately, the pricing decision is the publisher’s call; in this case, EA and Activision. But as DICE senior producer Patrick Bach told Xbox World 360 magazine (via Computer and Videogames ), the free DLC approach initially came from DICE. “We don’t ever want to charge for our maps and insisted to EA that this attitude was crucial when it came to keeping our community happy and playing together,” said Bach. DICE has said they have more DLC plans in the works, and, clearly, if they have their way, it will continue to be free. However, despite Bach’s insistence that “We’re owned by EA but we’re still very much DICE,” if EA calls for a price tag for DLC, it’s hard to imagine DICE really being able to do anything about it. Thankfully, DICE has the fans love on their side, and that is always the most desirable shield to have when it comes to dealing with major publishers eyeing that bottom line. If DICE decided to charge for Bad Company 2 DLC, what would you be willing to pay for it? Do you think the MW2 DLC is overpriced or worth every cent? Source: CVG