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Justin Timberlake Suits Up With Jay-Z: Listen To ‘Suit & Tie’!

In an open letter, JT reveals new album, The 20/20 Experience, will arrive this year. By Katie Atkinson Justin Timberlake’s “Suit & Tie” Photo: Jive

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Taylor Lautner Optioned a New Yorker Story Whose Adaptation Gus Van Sant Will Direct

“The new project would almost certainly take Lautner’s career in a new direction. He is said to be determined to work only with top directors and writers from now on as he strives to define himself as an actor.” Annnnnd that’s pretty much all I’ve got on this one. [ THR ]

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Bad Movies We Love: Hocus Pocus

Whip up a cauldron of haterade, because this week’s Bad Movie We Love is a foray into children’s Halloween cinema. It’s a bargain bin Addams Family ripoff with spooky gusts of wind beneath its wings. It’s Hocus Pocus , my pretties, Disney’s perennial Halloween favorite for people who were exactly 7 in 1993. (Present!) We’ve got yer veteran character actresses in hag attire, a couple of winning child stars, and two songs that should render you songless until Thanksgiving. No, this is not a prequel to Sex and the City 2 .

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Watch Michelle Williams Shimmy, Shake and Sing in My Week With Marilyn Clip

You may not be able to see My Week With Marilyn until Thanksgiving , but you can watch Michelle Williams channel the Hollywood bombshell right now. In a song and dance clip courtesy of our friends at Moviefone , the probable Oscar contender shimmies and shakes out a rendition of Irving Berlin’s “Heat Wave” in sequins. The temperature rises ahead.

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Ray Liotta on The Son of No One, Working with Al Pacino, and Eating Brains in Hannibal

A quick scan of Ray Liotta’s filmography indicates that the 56-year-old actor has played tons of officers, captains and detectives. He sticks to that milieu in The Son of No One , a Sundance-debuted thriller about a young cop (Channing Tatum) who is assigned to protect the rough Queens neighborhood where he grew up. As Captain Marion Mathers, Liotta works authoritatively alongside a veteran detective (Al Pacino), even after an anonymous source reveals new information about unsolved murders and a potential police cover-up. Movieline phoned Liotta to talk about the new movie, memories of Goodfellas and traumatizing moviegoers in Hannibal .

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