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The Hills's Jason Wahler Reveals Drug Abuse in the Wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman's Death

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Jason Wahler is the latest celeb to open up about his battle with substance abuse and addiction in the wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman's death. On Thursday, the former The Hills star, 27, wrote an open letter for The Huffington Post, in which he explained how he deftly kept his addiction a secret from his friends. "A few years ago, I would host parties at my house in L.A. where there would be 50-100 people raging out of control. While everyone thought I was enjoying the party as much as they were, little did they know I was secretly See more »

- Lee Hernandez

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Dylan Farrow Responds to Woody Allen's Op-Ed: "I Won't Be Silenced"

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Dylan Farrow is speaking out following Woody Allen's New York Times op-ed, which was written in response to her column where she resurfaced decades-old allegations that Allen, her adoptive father, sexually molested her when she was 7. The 28-year-old slammed the famous filmmaker's op-ed after he fully blamed ex-partner Mia Farrow for the accusations and said, several times, that he "did not molest Dylan." "I have never wavered in describing what he did to me," Dylan said in a statement obtained by The Hollywood Reporter. "I will carry the memories of surviving these experiences for the rest of See more »

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Video: Jimmy Fallon Says Goodbye to Late Night with The Muppets

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Jimmy Fallon might have signed off Late Night Friday, but before you break out the tissues, don't forget he'll be back on TV in a week. Nevertheless, his final episode was a fun, sentimental affair.

"I can't believe it. This is it!  It's our last episode of Late Night," Fallon's final opening monologue began. "You know, I'm really going to miss being on TV at 12:37. I'll especially miss the battle for late-night ratings with my fierce rivals — Craig Ferguson and a veggie chopper infomercial."

Behind the scenes of Jay Leno's Tonight Show finale

That veggie chopper will continue to face stiff competition starting Feb. 24, when Seth Meyers takes over Late Night (Fallon begins The Tonight Show on Feb. 17).

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- Sadie Gennis

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The Muppets Helped Jimmy Fallon Say 'Goodbye' to Late Night

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As you have perhaps heard, Jimmy Fallon is leaving Late Night for the Tonight Show — but not without doing one last Internet-friendly performance for everyone to remember him by. To close out his final Late Night broadcast on Friday, Fallon invited the Muppets onstage to help him sing a version of a song guaranteed to make certain people choke up over just about anything: The Band's "The Weight." Highlights include Animal's unhinged interpretation of the "put the load right on me" line and Kermit altering the lyrics to be about Miss Piggy. In less soulful news: With 6.6 See more »

- Caroline Bankoff

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The Monuments Men – review

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George Clooney's second world war art-recovery thriller falls well short of the required levels of action or excitement

• George Clooney's Nazi art theft film attacked for ignoring real-life British war hero

George Clooney's latest directorial endeavour â€" a putative second world war thriller about a special Us army unit dedicated to rescuing art works looted by the Nazis â€" has landed with a thud and a splutter at the Berlin film festival. You might expect audiences here to be a tad sensitive about films portraying their compatriots as irredeemable civilisation-destroyers, but that's actually the least of The Monuments Men's See more »

- Andrew Pulver

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Terry Gilliam Reveals Don Quixote Start Date

7 February 2014 6:51 AM, PST

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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Slamdance’s Big Footprint in Hollywood: First-time Directors Have Grossed $10.618 Billion

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Feeling self-satisfied and/or congested from your annual Sundance winter camp? I’ve got news for you: Hollywood doesn’t care about another head-scratching indie with pigs in it, or an over-hyped VOD deal from a company you’ve never heard of for a film no one will ever see. Nope. Hollywood counts success See more »

- Dan Mirvish

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Paul Bettany cast as The Vision in Avengers: Age Of Ultron

7 February 2014 2:06 AM, PST

Paul Bettany has long been part of the Marvel Universe as Tony Stark's computerized butler, J.A.R.V.I.S, but the star is now set for something of an upgrade in the form of a live action role in Avengers: Age Of Ultron. According to Variety, the star has been cast as See more »

- George Wales

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