WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Sarah Palin is shrugging off a controversial new HBO movie on Friday that portrays her as unstable and unprepared for the 2008 vice presidential run that made her a Republican political star.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Actor Dennis Quaid and third wife Kimberley Buffington are splitting after Buffington filed for divorce, the actor’s spokeswoman said on Friday. “We can confirm that Kimberley Quaid has filed for divorce. Contrary to what has been reported, a satisfactory settlement is being worked out for both parties,” Quaid’s spokeswoman said in a statement, adding no further details would be provided on this “private matter.” Quaid, 57, married Texas real-estate agent Buffington in 2004, and the couple had twins Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace in 2007 via a surrogate. …
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Dennis Quaid’s wife files for divorce
Just like the legions of devoted fans of “The Hunger Games,” the movie’s star, Jennifer Lawrence, is torn between Peeta – the boy with the bread – and Gale – her hunky hunting partner.
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Jennifer Lawrence Reveals If She’s Team Peeta Or Team Gale
AP – Movie star Michael Douglas might be the FBI’s newest and most famous turncoat.
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Michael Douglas: Corporate greed isn’t good
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AP – Iran trumpeted the Islamic Republic’s first foreign film Oscar win Monday as a triumph over archfoe Israel — even as audiences in Israel packed theaters to watch the movie that beat their country’s entry at the Academy Awards.
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Iran state TV says Oscar win victory over Israel
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AP – Serb screenings of Angelina Jolie’s directorial debut have attracted just a handful of viewers, say local media — “more than the movie deserves,” one daily reported Friday.
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Serbs shun Jolie’s directorial debut
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Reuters – Oscar week kicked off Tuesday night at a celebration of this year’s nominees for live action and short films, who are among the least-known of the 2012 Academy Award contenders but no less important to the movie industry.
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Short films fill tall order as Oscar nominees
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AP – The distributor in Serbia of Angelina Jolie’s directorial debut — a love story set in the Bosnian war — says the movie will start showing here next week, but without the red-carpet premiere it had in Bosnia.
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Jolie movie to have low-key opening in Serbia
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AP – Angelina Jolie says working as a director has rekindled her love for the film industry, even if it was something of a personal artistic rebellion.
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AP Interview: Jolie says directing inspired her
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AP – Movie stars were among those who joined Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II in celebrating the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens’ birth.
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Stars join Queen Elizabeth II to celebrate Dickens
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