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Watch Last Night’s Glee From the Moment Your DVR Cut It Off

Angry that an over-padded American Idol bumped last night’s Glee by several minutes, resulting in a DVR’ d version that cut off before the musical comedy’s big Madonna finale? Movieline’s done you the favor of cueing up the episode right at the moment yours dropped out.

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Dancing with the Stars: Kiss Us Goodbye, Kate

Yep. Last night, America curtailed its instinct to prolong Kate Gosselin’s unending grief on Dancing with the Stars and rendered her an octogoner. Sad. I mean, not really. You know what was sad, though? A hateful trend that is developing in this competition — one that has nothing to do with Bruno Tonioli’s overstimulated aorta .

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Zoe Saldana At ‘The Losers’ Premiere

Zoe Saldana attended the premiere of another one of her movies last night. If you didn’t know, the stunning actress was in the box office hit Star Trek , the recently released Death at a Funeral , and a little independent film you might of heard called Avatar . Last night she walked the red carpet in Los Angeles for her latest film, The Losers held at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

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Zoe Saldana At ‘The Losers’ Premiere

Gleebasing: Schue Empowers the Classes, Madonna-Style

Ryan Murphy must have cut last night’s hit of Glee with something wicked. How else do you explain the “Ray of Light” cheerleading routine on stilts , Kurt’s Don Knotts wardrobe and Artie’s usage of the phrase, “If you want to get all up on this.” After the jump, Movieline recounts the the highs, analyzes the low notes and determines which numbers were just bad hallucinations. And pay attention — there will be a pop quiz.

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Gleebasing: Schue Empowers the Classes, Madonna-Style

MPAA ‘Pitching Fit’ Over Box-Office Futures

The full lobbying force of Hollywood has landed on Capitol Hill, where legislators are hearing alllll about regulatory approval of box-office futures trading. Both major exchanges have met with approval so far, with Cantor Fitzgerald getting a green light on Tuesday. The MPAA, meanwhile, continued to rail against what a statement called “a risky online-wagering service that would be detrimental to the motion picture industry and the 2.4 million Americans whose livelihoods are based on this industry.” Do I count? I hope not; I totally plan to short-sell Robin Hood . [ THR ]

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Iron Man 2 Buzz Enters Critical, Confusing ‘Beating Gwyneth Paltrow’ Phase

For sheer, head-exploding Tuesday-morning WTF -ery, I direct thee to a curious kerfuffle involving The Onion, Ain’t it Cool News, and the possibly punched face of Iron Man 2 co-star Gwyneth Paltrow. Am I dense or out of touch to stare enervated at my computer for a full two minutes before asking aloud what is going on here? Read on to join the confusion — or deliver the answers. [Spoilers follow! Maybe?]

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Iron Man 2 Buzz Enters Critical, Confusing ‘Beating Gwyneth Paltrow’ Phase

Greg Mottola Digging Up Pitt, Portman’s Important Artifacts

Superbad and Adventureland director Greg Mottola got the call from Paramount to adapt Important Artifacts, a romcom-to-be based on the novel Important Artifacts and Personal Property From the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion and Jewelry . Brad Pitt and Natalie Portman are attached to star as a photographer and food columnist who have a brief affair resulting in the titular collection. Clever, etc. [ THR ]

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On This Day: What Did You Get George Takei For His Birthday?

Happy April 20, dear reader! Time to join Movieline on another breezy expedition through the historical arcana and milestones that helped shaped the pop culture you know and love today. And warm up your singing voices, because there are plenty of birthday boys and girls to serenade. Read on for the happenings you need to know.

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On This Day: What Did You Get George Takei For His Birthday?

Dancing with the Stars Bruno Tonioli Heart-Attack Meter: Movie Week

It’s another week and another chance for Bruno Tonioli’s chest to erupt in gory revolt. Welcome! Last night on Dancing with the Stars , the remaining contestants jived and quickstepped while Bruno clutched his whole body in ecstasy and waited for a ferret to fly out somewhere. To make matters more sensual, the sexy dancers performed to sexy music from famous sexy films. Bruno’s torso and legs turned into an out-of-control pogostick! With eyes, feelings, and a hat! We gauge his crazed reactions and heart-attack moments from all eight dances after the jump.

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Making of 23rd James Bond Film Suspended Indefinitely

The making of untitled 23rd James Bond movie was stopped due to uncertainty over the future of the MGM studio as told by producers Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. James Bond Actor “Daniel Craig” who is currently play the role of agent 007 for the third time, said that “I have every confidence in Barbara and Michael’s decision and look forward to production resuming as quickly as possible.” According to Wilson and Broccoli from EON Productions “Due to the continuing uncertainty surrounding the future of MGM and the failure to close a sale of the studio, we have suspended development on Bond 23 indefinitely.” They added that “We do not know when development will resume and do not have a date for the release of Bond 23.” Read More Making of 23rd James Bond Film Suspended Indefinitely is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →