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SAG Award Nominations: Help Soars; Michael Fassbender, Albert Brooks Snubbed

The nominations for the 18th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards are out, and whoa : Presumed competitors Michael Fassbender, Albert Brooks, Shailene Woodley and the ensemble cast of Margin Call are nowhere to be found, while dark horse Demi

Tyler Perry Blames Rainbow Quitter Mariah Carey For Ruining Vacation, Mai Tai

Nothing warms the heart quite like a note from Tyler Perry to his fans, who this morning took a break from pursuing his credit-card hackers to get the lowdown on his sumptuous island getaway with an unnamed “very special friend.” (“We’re sunbathing and swimming, I’m flying my RC planes.”) A sumptuous island getaway which, by the way, Mariah Carey happened to cut short when she suddenly dropped out of his film For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf less than a week before shooting.

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Tyler Perry Blames Rainbow Quitter Mariah Carey For Ruining Vacation, Mai Tai

Steve Zahn on Treme and the Joys of ‘Magic Time’ in New Orleans

Perhaps the only endeavor more difficult than saving post-Katrina New Orleans was creating a television series that intimately captured the perspective of the disaster-torn city. But that is exactly what Steve Zahn and the ensemble cast of HBO’ s freshman series Treme have done under the guidance of The Wire ‘s David Simon and Eric Overmyer. Zahn portrays a passionate disc jockey and musician whose frustration with the Big Easy’s snail-like rebuilding pace leads to brilliant anti-administration country songs and random displays of passive-aggressive rage. As the series nears the end of its freshman season, Zahn phoned Movieline yesterday from his Kentucky farm to discuss his transition into television, his hope that Treme will cover the BP oil spill and the one biopic he’d love to headline.

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Steve Zahn on Treme and the Joys of ‘Magic Time’ in New Orleans

Kevin McHale on Glee’s Wheelchair Controversy, His Dream TV Role and Celebrity Gleeks

Although Glee ‘s ensemble cast sometimes prevents characters from getting their fair share of Ryan Murphy’s spotlight, every now and then an episode airs that manages to tenderly chronicle the plight of one glee club member. In tonight’s episode, “Dream On,” Artie — the white-rapping, wheelchair-bound character played by Kevin McHale — supports one of the most emotionally gratifying storylines of the season. In anticipation of tonight’s episode, which was directed by Joss Whedon and guest stars Neil Patrick Harris, McHale phoned Movieline to discuss his questionable guitar skills, his boy band days and the one fan anecdote that made him appreciate Glee even more than he already did.

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Kevin McHale on Glee’s Wheelchair Controversy, His Dream TV Role and Celebrity Gleeks