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Quaids Hiring Ghost Writer, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Also in today’s edition of The Broadsheet: Dan Aykroyd keeps selling Ghostbusters 3 … Julian Assange turns himself in… Why December is problematic… America has about 15 years to live… and more…

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Amber Heard Is Red Hot

Here’s Amber Heard looking red hot at some party over the weekend. That’s pretty much all I’ve got for you, no nipple slips, no massive cleavage, no flashing of the lady parts getting out of an SUV. It’s just some C list horror movie actress in a red dress… I’m bored already. This is probably why she’s never asked to be in anything other than slasher flicks. It’s pretty obvious that showing off a lot off cleavage gets you noticed by the celebrity blogs, which in tern gets you noticed by the mainstream celebrity media which helps you get jobs in the movies which makes you famous. Everybody knows that. Now show us your tits. BREAKING NEWS — Amber announced she’s a lesbian over the weekend so she’s all of a sudden become a lot hotter. Enjoy.

Today in MPAA Hypocrisy: Good vs. Bad Oral Sex, Kids With Weapons

I get just as tired of writing this crap up as you probably do reading about it, but for some reason it feels like the beginning of the end of Hollywood in a way: The MPAA ratings board is under assault again for determining the oral-sex sequence featured in Blue Valentine is worthy of at least some of the film’s NC-17, while letting the same act — by two women — slide in the R-rated Black Swan . Oh, and then there’s the kid with the knife.

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Today in MPAA Hypocrisy: Good vs. Bad Oral Sex, Kids With Weapons

Of Doyennes and Death Threats: Remembering Elaine Kaufman

I moved to New York City in 2004 with two goals: first, to attend and complete journalism school; second, to blow my first freelance paycheck on drinks and dinner at Elaine’s. Because, you know, that’s Where Writers Are (or at least Were) Supposed to Go. I managed the first goal without much difficulty. The second eluded me, alas, after Elaine Kaufman herself threatened to kill me.

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Watch the Cast of Glee Perform Live(-ish) For Simon Cowell

The cast of Glee has performed live for the most influential humans in the world like Oprah and the president , so it made sense that Fox flew their singing cash cows to the U.K. to perform “Don’t Stop Believin'” for Dannii Minogue during The X Factor ‘s live semi-finals results show. Well, not really, but those Glee kids had a Christmas album to promote. So watch, dear Gleek s, as Cory Monteith does not even try to convincingly lip sync to back-up vocals, and Simon Cowell does not even try to look pleased when Amber Riley belts the highest Journey notes in his face. But hey, at least Sue Sylvester was there…via tape.

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Watch the Cast of Glee Perform Live(-ish) For Simon Cowell

Friday Box Office: Tangled Is At The Top Of The Box Office Tower

After coming in as a bridesmaid to Harry Potter ‘s bride last week, Tangled was number one for Friday night, narrowly edging out the boy wizard, who settled for number two. And number two was certainly the watchword for the only wide release of the weekend, The Warrior’s Way , which sank into ninth place and will now return to the obscurity from whence it came. Your Friday box office is here.

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Friday Box Office: Tangled Is At The Top Of The Box Office Tower

Mel Gibson’s ‘Beaver’ — The Trailer

Filed under: Mel Gibson , Movies You don’t have to wait any longer to get a glimpse of Mel Gibson ‘s “Beaver” — the movie finally has a trailer. Read more

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Grey’s Anatomy Pain Scale: Fishing For Answers

Last night’s Grey’s Anatomy episode, “Adrift and At Peace,” featured the most dramatic line reading of the phrase, “There are no bathrooms out there, you know,” ever featured onscreen. And while yes, there were a few other hokey moments that caused Grey’s viewers chest pain and loss of feeling in their extremities, there were also brilliant moments — like when Cristina made an emotional breakthrough whiling holding a 28-pound trout — in last night’s episode that made viewers re-pledge their loyalty to Seattle Grace. So grab that pain reliever of choice as we wade through this week’s pain readings.

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Movieline Premieres Three New Images From Rabbit Hole

Lionsgate is officially on the awards-season warpath for Rabbit Hole , John Cameron Mitchell’s drama featuring Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart as a couple struggling through the aftermath of their young son’s death. You’ve seen the new trailer , the new poster , and now we’ve got a few new images to help round out the push toward the limited release Dec. 17. Get out your caption hats!

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Weekend Forecast: We All Win When Black Swan, Phillip Morris Tag Team Ninjas

Welcome back to the latest edition of Movieline’s Weekend Forecat — kind of an abbreviated edition, in fact, seeing as not a single full-scale wide release opens today. The best we’ve got are a bunch of ninjas making their belated debut in 1,600 theaters, while two smaller films you’ve got the hots for tumble into limited release behind it. Let’s make some projections…

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