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Hero Jumps On Hood Of Car During Car Jacking And Is Shot And Killed!: Sketch Of Black Male Suspect Looks Shady, Though [Video]

Man, that could be anybody!: Bill Ainsworth describes his brother, Mike, as a loving father — a man who often put others first. “He was a really good person all the way around,” Ainsworth said. “(He was) a christian, helped anybody in any way possible.” Wednesday, that selflessness cost 44-year-old Harry “Mike” Ainsworth his life, as he rushed to the aid of a woman who was being carjacked. Police said the attacker managed to get inside the woman’s car, and, when Ainsworth jumped onto the hood of the vehicle to intervene, the suspect opened fire. It all happened with Mike’s two sons looking on. “His two boys were with him, getting ready to get on the school bus, 9 and 10 years old, and pretty much saw what happened, and they ran down and sat with him until somebody showed up. They were there with him when he passed. It’s gonna be hard on them,” said Bill Ainsworth. It’s a loss for the entire Algiers Point neighborhood, where Ainsworth was well-known as a construction worker, a great friend and an all-around nice guy. “Always happy, hard working man, always had his two children with him, a very doting father. You saw the man, you saw the two boys. It’s just horrible. Horrible,” said neighbor Amy Duplessis. “Out of anybody it could’ve happened to, for it to happen to a man like that, it’s just devastating.” At the scene, police combed for clues, while neighbors tried to cope with what they were witnessing. “Algiers has always been known as a close family neighborhood, so for things like this to happen, in this neighborhood, is shocking and it’s a tragedy,” said Raynelda Robinson. It’s a crime that has left an entire community shaken and three children without a father. Family members said Ainsworth leaves behind his two boys, his girlfriend, who is also the boys’ mother, and a daughter who lives in Florida. “They loved their dad and their dad loved them. That was his world, his family,” said an emotional Bill Ainsworth. “I don’t know what I’m gonna do without him.”

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R.I.P. Body Found In Atlanta Identified As Missing Black Woman Stacy English

This is so sad. The remains of missing Atlanta woman Stacey English were identified Wednesday, however her cause of death is still a mystery. The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s office said Wednesday that the body of a woman found under a tree in south Atlanta has been identified as Stacey Nicole English, the Atlanta bank employee reported missing last month. English’s Volvo S260 was discovered, with the engine running, on Dec. 27 less than a mile away from the wooded area where two men searching for scrap metal located the body Monday. The 36-year-old SunTrust instructional designer was reported missing by family members on Dec. 31. Atlanta police spokesman Carlos Campos said authorities received a 911 call about the discovery shortly before 3 p.m. Monday. The body was located off St. Johns Avenue near Aaron’s Amphitheater at Lakewood “in an advanced state of decomposition,” Campos said. English’s family was notified of the discovery. Atlanta police, with the assistance of Georgia State Patrol dive teams, had conducted massive searches of the area around Lakewood Fairgrounds in recent weeks but turned up no sign of English. Monday, Campos could not say if police had canvassed St. Johns Avenue on Jan. 6, when K-9 units and officers on horseback combed the area. Robert Kirk, of St. Louis, was the last person known to have seen English. He told detectives the woman began “acting peculiar” the night of Dec. 26, asking him if he was Satan. She told him to leave her apartment and Kirk told police he did, checking into a hotel, according to the incident report. Police said there is no evidence linking Kirk to English’s disappearance. Investigators have said there also was nothing to indicate English met with foul play, though they acknowledged “suspicious circumstances” in her disappearance. According to the incident report, English’s mother, Cindy Jamison, told investigators her daughter, a Fayette County High School graduate, had attempted suicide nearly three years ago and said she was taking an undisclosed medication. “We don’t know if she may have taken something else that caused a bad reaction, but the prescription was for something that has nothing to do with any mental illness,” Charlie Garnett-Benson, a longtime friend of the missing woman, told the AJC earlier this month. This is such a tragedy. There is no telling if they will ever find out what happened. Our hearts go out to her loved ones. Source More On Bossip! For The Fellas: Evelyn Lozada Brings Her Newly-Engaged, Puerto Rican, Reality Show Cakes To The Pages Of Maxim Magazine Don’t Cry, Seal! A History Of Other Swirly Couples That Didn’t Work Out Busted! The Most Embarrassing Examples Of Celebrities Making The Walk Of Shame For The Ladies: The Best Man Cakes Of The NFL, Part 1

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Really? Rapper, Game Tweets Photo Of Himself Holding A Big Bag Of Weed

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Charles Louboutin also known as @thegame on Twitter, felt that he was invincible enough to tweet a photo of himself holding up a bag of weed with the caption “Fresh kut. Fresh kush,” to his 800,000 followers! Game, was recently under investigation for accidentally leaking the phone number to the LA sheriffs office after a prank gone wrong! Rapper, Game Remains An A$$hole After Insulting Woman On Stage [VIDEO] Game Checks Into An Insane Asylum! [VIDEO]

Really? Rapper, Game Tweets Photo Of Himself Holding A Big Bag Of Weed

Halle Berry’s Ex Gabriel Aubry Accused Of Pushing Nanny Into Wall

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Halle Berry is taking her ex Gabriel Aubry to court over claims he pushed his daughter Nahla’s nanny into a wall while she held the child. Halle is furious at the male model’s alleged behavior, in which he abused the nanny  both verbally and physically. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ , the confrontation supposedly happened last Wednesday, when the nanny went to his home after discovering he had kept three-year-old Nahla absent from nursery for two days due to illness. The nanny then went to Gabriel’s home, where she found Nahla. The nanny picked Nahla up and began to question Gabriel as to why he didn’t take the child to school. Gabriel allegedly flew into a rage and told the nanny: “You’re the f**king nanny. Who do you think you are? You are a nobody. You don’t need to f**king know anything.” The 6-foot-4 Gabriel then allegedly pushed the 5-foot-2 nanny out the door, Nahla in her arms. This is not looking good for Gabriel! Halle’s Ex Gabriel Spotted With Another Woman Gabriel Aubry Ends Custody Case Against Halle Berry

Halle Berry’s Ex Gabriel Aubry Accused Of Pushing Nanny Into Wall

Gabriel Aubry Accused of Shoving Baby-Holding Nanny

Gabriel Aubry could be in major trouble with the law. The Canadian model, who shares custody of three-year old Nahla with Halle Berry, is under investigation for allegedly screaming at his nanny last week and shoving her out a door… while the woman cradled the child in her arms. According to a police report published by TMZ, Aubry kept Nahla home from school last Wednesday, unbeknownst to the nanny. When she arrived at Gabriel’s house and asked why the tyke was not in class, Berry’s ex supposedly went off on her: “You’re the f*cking nanny. Who do you think you are? You are a nobody. You don’t need to f*cking know anything.” He then pushed her out the door. The nanny filed a complaint and authorities are investigating Aubry for misdemeanor child endangerment and misdemeanor battery. Child services is also looking into the incident. Aubry and Berry have been battling over their daughter for months. The latter alleged neglect against the former last summer. [Photo: WENN.com]

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‘Dark Knight Rises’: Who Is Miranda Tate?

We discuss just whom Marion Cotillard is playing in The Weekly Rising. By Kevin P. Sullivan Marion Cotillard Photo: Todd Williamson/ Getty Images The topic of this week’s column might be considered a spoiler. Admittedly, it’s probably the spoiler that most fans already know about, but if you wish to remain uninformed, I suggest you stop reading. Over the next two weeks, we’ll be discussing the two “Dark Knight Rises” characters that have stirred the most controversy, outside the hugely overblown debacle surrounding Bane’s voice. Almost as soon as Christopher Nolan cast Marion Cotillard and Joseph Gordon-Levitt , fans called “B.S.” How could a series with such a storied history for casting great actors as classic characters put Cotillard and Gordon-Levitt in made-up roles like Miranda Tate and John Blake? The answer is, Nolan wouldn’t. Fans saw through the ruse immediately, pointed at Cotillard and cried “Talia al Ghul.” With so much talk swirling around “The Dark Knight Rises” in the early months of its development and confirmation that it would circle back to touch on some themes from “Batman Begins,” Talia seemed like a choice candidate for a secondary “Rises” villain. By the time Joey King confirmed that she would be playing young Talia al Ghula , Tate’s true identity was all but sealed. But now we find ourselves in a curious position. With everything but an official press release telling us that Marion Cotillard will play Talia — picking up where her dear old dad, Ra’s al Ghul, left off — how will that affect the overall arch of “Dark Knight Rises”? One of the most common complaints about “The Dark Knight” was Two-Face’s uneven role. It was the Joker’s movie, and many felt that adding such an iconic villain toward the end of the film didn’t do the character justice. Is Talia destined to become the next Two-Face? It all depends on when Miranda Tate’s true identity is revealed. Such a high-profile comic book adaptation like “Dark Knight Rises” has to contend with different hazards than a normal film. The Tate/Talia twist could work in a film that didn’t feature such well-known characters. Instead, fans have a whole universe of potential true identities to assign if they feel a character is lying, which they did with Tate. For the reveal to not fall absolutely flat, Nolan would have to introduce the truth in a way that’s less “A-ha! I got you!” and more a natural progression of the story line. A spoiler of this caliber does the least amount of damage when less of the plot depends on its shock value. Attempting to make the Talia reveal a big shocker would feel would be a fool’s errand at this juncture. How Talia will fit into “The Dark Knight Rises” also relies heavily on Bane’s final role in the film. The prologue strongly hinted at the presence of a renewed League of Shadows with Bane taking the lead. That still leaves a lot of room for a leader above him, the one giving the orders. This is where Talia is most likely to fit in. So much of what we’ve seen of the film so far focuses on Bane and his role, but many of the shots come from just a few scenes. The trailer only gave the illusion of showing us a lot. That leaves the majority of the film unseen, and plenty of screen time left for Talia. On that note, even if Cotillard does end up portraying Talia, it really doesn’t spoil all that much. A character’s identity will never be a focal point of a story. Nolan is too intelligent of a storyteller to waste his final act on a plot development that people guessed a year out. Nothing that this column or any spoiler sites have uncovered has been essential enough to lessen “The Dark Knight Rises” as a movie. Did knowing about Dent’s Two-Face transformation in “The Dark Knight” ruin that movie? No. Expect the same with Talia. What would you like to see from Marion Cotillard in “The Dark Knight Rises”? Let me know on Twitter via @KPSull, and check MTV Splash Page on Wednesday, when we’ll discussion your tweets. Check out everything we’ve got on “Dark Knight Rises.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Trailer Decoded! ‘Dark Knight Rises’: The Year In Review Related Photos ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Trailer: 5 Key Scenes On The Set Of ‘The Dark Knight Rises’

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Daniel Radcliffe’s Next Role Is Poet Allen Ginsberg

‘I’m hoping to make this year just about film, film, film,’ ‘Woman in Black’ star tells MTV News. By Kara Warner, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Daniel Radcliffe While we are still anxiously awaiting the release of “The Woman in Black,” Daniel Radcliffe ‘s first big post-“Harry Potter” film, it’s never too early to start thinking about what other projects the young superstar will be considering after “Black” opens. When MTV News caught up with Radcliffe recently, we asked him to give us some clues as to what we might expect from him in the next year, specifically whether he’d officially signed on to a new film following the release of “Black.” “Closer and getting closer every day, but not anything confirmed yet, unfortunately,” Radcliffe said of his 2012 working schedule and several film roles he’s considering. “Hopefully I’ll definitely have three weeks off in February and then shortly after that, I would hopefully be making a film and it would hopefully be over here,” he said of his wishes to continue working Stateside, following his run on Broadway in “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” “That would be an entirely new experience for me; I’ve never filmed in America. I’d really like to do that, with an American crew and have that experience,” he said. “I’m hoping to make this year just about film, film, film and then maybe get back onstage maybe in the next two years.” While he was cagey about exactly which films he’s considering, one Radcliffe role MTV News can now confirm is poet Allen Ginsberg in the independent film “Kill Your Darlings,” which is about how Ginsberg and fellow Beat Generation icons Jack Kerouac and Lucien Carr first met. “It’s one of the things that’s on the table absolutely. It would be amazing and I’m very, very enthused for that script and that young director,” he said of the John Krokidas-helmed project, which is also set to star Elizabeth Olsen, who recently raved about Radcliffe’s talent and her excitement to work with him in “Darlings.” “It’s an independent film, it’s welcome to the world of independent film — from one day to the next it could happen or not happen. Until I’m there on the set, I’m not going to say anything about it.” Would Daniel Radcliffe do well in the role of Allen Ginsberg? Tell us what you think in the comments! Check out everything we’ve got on “The Woman in Black.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: Daniel Radcliffe

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The Most Beautiful Girl From The AVN Awards!!!

I don’t have a clue who this woman(?) is, but she must have been the most beautiful girl at the AVN Awards over the weekend. I should probably clarify that statement, she’s the most beautiful girl from her chin to her bellybutton. I think that clears it up. Anyhow, here she is with some of the other classy broads from the award show. Enjoy.

Sundance Diary: Seeking (and Finding) Karaoke in the Snow

I ran into Salt Lake Tribune critic Sean Means tonight at Sundance in a packed RV decked out with a mini tiki bar, neon lights, and a booming sound system — also known as the RVIP Lounge and Karaoke Cabaret , a tricked-out mobile karaoke mecca and the jammingest place you’ll find in Park City all week. Since the word’s out ( read his account of the karaoke madness ), here are my two cents: You can have your Drizzy Drake concerts and Bing Bar bashes, but for my money there’s no better way to thaw out from the snow and mingle with Sundance strangers than while belting a karaoke jam or two. The thing about socializing at Sundance is that it can be incredibly frustrating and annoying if you do it the old-fashioned way. Park City imports non-film folks every year who show up to ski by day and get past velvet ropes at night, turning Main Street into douche-infested waters at sundown. Bars are overcrowded and parties all look the same after a while, so thank goodness for alternatives… like recreational vehicles outfitted with karaoke rigs and loud microphones. The RVIP Lounge hails from Los Angeles, courtesy of master KJ/party hosts Kestrin Pantera (pictured above), Jonathan Grubb, and Eva Kim where it zooms from place to place picking up eager singers. When the RVIP folks announced they were Park City bound this year, my heart leapt; no film festival, at least stateside in my experience, is complete without some sort of karaoke. (And while I haven’t quite figured out why movie people love karaoke so much, it’s an inarguable constant in this world, the social lubricant that unites many folks in the film community at large.) Friday night the Tim & Eric crowd sang as the intrepid RVIP navigated the icy mountain roads of Park City, but Saturday the mobile karaoke lounge held court near Sundance HQ. Look for them there Sunday as well – they’ll be the ones in the RV illuminating the night sky with bright colored lights. (Make sure to check their whereabouts on Twitter , this week in Park City and back in L.A.) Inside the RVIP you’ll find a cross-section of Sundance-goers – industry folk, journalists, filmmakers. The songbook is decent, the company even better, and when the place gets packed it takes on a life of its own. “How did I get to this magical place? What the hell is happening right now?” you may wonder as the entire RV erupts in song and someone plays air guitar on a light saber as you sing ditties like 2Pac’s “California Love” or Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” It’s all part of the wonder that is the RVIP, which may have single-handedly saved the 2012 Sundance party scene. [Bonus: This week in addition to the RVIP, at least one other karaoke event is on the docket for the remainder of Sundance 2012 as CAVU Pictures hosts a karaoke throwdown Monday, January 23 for film and industry folks.] Got a hot tip on Sundance 2012 karaoke? Drop Jen Yamato a line on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter . Get more of Movieline’s Sundance 2012 coverage here .

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SUNDANCE: Tense Q&A an Early Success for Provocative Compliance?

Every so often festivals feature films that so offend the sensibilities of audience members that post-screening Q&As take an ugly turn, with upset viewers voicing their beefs, and loudly, straight to the filmmakers in attendance. This year that provocation came in the form of Craig Zobel’s Compliance , a drama based on an outrageous real-life crime that drew immediate backlash from some in attendance. Is being this year’s The Killer Inside Me / The Woman a buzz-building coup for the film? According to multiple media reports, the animosity emerged fairly quickly following the screening of Compliance , which follows the employees of a fast food chain as a caller claiming to be a police officer remotely instructs the investigation of a teenage clerk, leading her manager to detain her, humiliate her, and worse. The lengths to which Zobel’s film go to depict these events, based on an actual crime, prompted some moviegoers to cry foul. “Sundance, you can do better!” one woman reportedly shouted. According to The Hollywood Reporter , the comments went from admonishing to uncomfortable for star Dreama Walker. When Walker attempted to talk about her role and performance, which required her to be at least partially nude for a large portion of the film, a man in the audience yelled: “Your body is pretty appealing,” leaving Walker visibly shaken as a few other audiences members joined in with catcalls directed toward the cast and director. And then: “The Compliance Q&A has people yelling across the room,” Tweeted Twitch Film’s Ryland Aldrich. “Claims of misogny. ‘I’m a f*ggot! I don’t get off on her body!'” The brouhaha is reminiscent of the public receptions in recent years to Lucky McKee’s The Woman , which was accused of misogyny during its Sundance premiere Q&A, and Michael Winterbottom’s The Killer Inside Me , which provoked numerous complaints for its brutal violence, including a scene in which Jessica Alba is viciously attacked. Those festival controversies earned attention and piqued curiosities, making those films instantly more interesting must-sees in the days that followed, and arguably floated some additional interest when both hit theatrical release. The same is already happening for Compliance , whose publicity reps sent out media alerts today calling it “the provocative movie festival-goers are buzzing about.” Which is fine, but Zobel, for his part, must have known his film would test boundaries from the start given the material. It remains to be seen if further screenings of Compliance this week prompt more outbursts, not to mention whether or not the “provocative” reputation can propel it further towards eventual post-festival success without overshadowing its actual content. [ THR , @ RylandAldrich ]

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