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Priest at Philip Seymour Hoffman's Funeral: 'I Learned About Humility from Him'

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The priest who advised Philip Seymour Hoffman on his role as Father Flynn in the movie Doubt presided at the actor's funeral Mass Friday. Fr. James Martin S.J., a Jesuit priest, met Hoffman when he came in to consult on the Labyrinth Theater Company's production of The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, which Hoffman directed in 2003. Martin then joined the company as a member, and later advised Hoffman on 2008's Doubt. The two spent time together at New York City's Saint Ignatius Church, where Martin taught Hoffman how a priest celebrates Mass. It was in that same church on See more »

- Allison Adato

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The Russian Police Choir Singing "Get Lucky" Was the Best Part of the Olympic's Opening Ceremony

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Sure, t.A.t.U. may have been the most famous performers at today's Olympics Opening Ceremony (you may remember them from their 2002 hit "All The Things She Said"). And yes, a malfunctioning snowflake may have been the biggest scandal so far. And Ok, that animatronic bear mascot will be what you'll remember (especially when you see him in your dreams).  But the best part of the Opening Ceremonies? Hands down, it was definitely this very enthusiastic performance of Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (if that all sounds familiar, it's because a video of them rehearsing the number went viral last year).  Watch the video here. See more »

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The River and Lone Star Alum Eloise Mumford to Star in ABC's Warriors

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Eloise Mumford has landed the lead in ABC's drama pilot Warriors, TVGuide.com has learned.

Inspired by the state-of-the-art Walter Reed Military Medical Center, the project will follow the best and brightest active duty military doctors and nurses as they practice trailblazing medicine.

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The Lone Star and River alum, who will next appear in the 50 Shades of Grey movie adaptation, will play...

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- Natalie Abrams

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Best Supporting Actress: Can Jennifer Lawrence Vault Past Lupita Nyong’o?

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The NomineesSally Hawkins, Blue JasmineJennifer Lawrence, American HustleLupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a SlaveJulia Roberts, August: Osage CountySally Hawkins, Blue Jasmine Yesterday, we explored the competition in Oscar's Best Actor category, but let's ping-pong over to Best Supporting Actress today, where we've got a real battle on our hands. This title card bout features out-of-nowhere ingenue Lupita Nyong'o versus America's sweetheart Jennifer Lawrence, and when these young talents go head-to-head, who's going to come out on top? Picking the right winner in this category will be key to earning that prize money in Vulture's Oscars ballot, so let's See more »

- Kyle Buchanan

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Dylan Farrow is already too old to bring a criminal case against Woody Allen | Heather Long

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Child abuse victims only have until a certain age to bring charges against their perpetrators. It's another injustice

I don't know if Dylan Farrow's allegations that Woody Allen sexually abused her are true or not. But I do know this: even if everything she says is valid, it will be difficult for her to get justice.

There are the usual reasons: Woody Allen is famous and at the top of his professional craft, and this is basically a he said-she said situation without the proof we've come to expect in the 21st century: DNA results, salacious texts and emails, See more »

- Heather Long

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Terry Gilliam Reveals Don Quixote Start Date

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The tale of Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is part of movie lore. Not-quite-making-of doc Lost In La Mancha charted the foiling of his first attempt to make it via a combination of injury, Nato fly-bys and plain old rotten luck. Undeterred, and with See more »

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Nine Inch Nails Fans Will Be Surprised By This Album

3 September 2013 11:50 AM, PDT

Nine Inch Nails, "Hesitation Marks" (Columbia)

Sun-kissed harmonies, funk-flecked guitar lines and – whisper it – a saxophone workout all make an appearance on "Hesitation Marks," a surprising new offering from Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails after a lengthy, self-imposed hiatus.

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The Best Movies Of 2013

17 December 2013 12:00 PM, PST

To clarify, this is my top ten today at this very moment. It's going to change. Even as I wrote out the below list, I was dramatically shifting these worthy films up and down. For one thing I want — no, need — to see all of these again and See more »

- Josh Horowitz

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“The Misery of Some People:” Paolo Sorrentino on The Great Beauty

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Since its premiere at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, Paolo Sorrentino’s The Great Beauty has enjoyed much critical and theatrical success — alongside the more unwanted La Dolce Vita comparisons and projected criticism of the Berlusconi era. In speaking with the filmmaker behind this alternately bombastic and meditative examination of See more »

- Sarah Salovaara

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Gary Oldman confirms he's been approached for Star Wars: Episode VII

6 February 2014 5:51 AM, PST

He’s done The Dark Knight, cast his spell over Harry Potter and we’re about to see him go nose to nose with some grumpy simians in Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes, but now it looks possible Brit movie royalty Gary Oldman could be joining the firmament for See more »

- Rosie Fletcher

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