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Sitcom Hardball: A Beginner’s Guide, By Charlie Sheen

You are currently the highest-paid actor per episode in America, which is quite a feat considering the criminal record and substance addiction that you still battle. Just last Christmas, you allegedly threatened your wife at knife point, and were charged with assault, criminal mischief and menacing — a Yuletide allegation assortment that could result in three years of prison. Then, you halted production on your expensive sitcom to enter “pre”-rehab . Are you still with me? Your employer has remained supportive of you throughout this entire ordeal and wants to reward you with a $175,000 per episode raise. You take it, right? Wrong! Charlie Sheen is in prime negotiating territory. Read on for his helpful tips to landing a grotesque television paycheck.

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Your Twitter Feed Can Predict the Box-Office Future

If you thought Twitter was only used to discuss Justin Bieber and the iPad, think again. According to a newly released study from HP — hilariously titled ” Predicting the Future With Social Media ” — Twitter can accurately predict the box office returns of new releases better than more traditional outlets like the Hollywood Stock Exchange (HSX). As it turns out, when a film has positive buzz on Twitter it does better than a film with negative buzz. Who knew?

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Access Hollywood – Anne Hathaway On ‘Alice in Wonderland’ & Obsessing Over Tim Burton

Anne, who is a huge fan of director Burton, was ecstatic when she landed the role of The White Queen, but would she really have “played a mushroom” just to be in one of his films. Add this to your queue Added: Tue Feb 23 08:14:06 UTC 2010 Air date: Mon Feb 22 00:00:00 UTC 2010 Duration: 03:46

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Access Hollywood – Clint Eastwood On His Career: ‘I Had a Lucky Hand’

Clint Eastwood talks with Access about his long and successful career in the industry at the DVD release of “Clint Eastwood: 35 Films 35 Years at Warner Bros.” in Los Angeles. Add this to your queue Added: Fri Feb 19 03:07:05 UTC 2010 Air date: Thu Feb 18 00:00:00 UTC 2010 Duration: 01:50

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Access Hollywood – ‘Shutter Island’ Premiere, New York City

Director Martin Scorsese, Michelle Williams, and Emily Mortimer joke about how wet and intense it was filming “Shutter Island.” And does Scorsese read the reviews about his movies? Add this to your queue Added: Fri Feb 19 02:54:06 UTC 2010 Air date: Thu Feb 18 00:00:00 UTC 2010 Duration: 02:21

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Hollywood News – H411 On Set: Christmas Day Films

Hollywood 411 On Set checks out four films released just in time for the holidays: NINE, SHERLOCK HOLMES, ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS: THE SQUEAKQUEL and IT’S COMPLICATED. Add this to your queue Added: Wed Dec 23 18:20:05 UTC 2009 Air date: Wed Dec 23 00:00:00 UTC 2009 Duration: 02:36

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Why Is Sandra Bullock Still a Star?

She’s made more bombs than the Krupp Arms Works and yet Hollywood keeps giving her the keys to its kingdom.

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Michael Jackson Film: 3rd-Largest-Grossing Doc in History

As a documentary, it’s on track to be the third-largest-grossing doc in history. It will finish this weekend in the $30 million-plus category. That puts it behind Michael Moore’s “Fahrenheit 911″ and “Earth.” At No.

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John Hughes’ Pen Pal

Link: http://wellknowwhenwegetthere.blogspo… After writing a fan latter to the late John Hughes, Alison Byrne Fields asked to be his pen pal and they wrote letters back and forth for over 2 years

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John Hughes Dies

CELEBRITY BUZZ : Director John Hughes has died of a heart attack, TMZ is reporting . The director of pretty much all of your favorite childhood movies, including The Breakfast Club , Weird Science, Sixteen Candles , and Ferris Bueller's Day Off , was 59 years old. Contribute: Add an image, link, video or comment