"Hollywood Hacker" Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison
Hacked into phones of Scarlet Johannson, Mila Kunis and others, leaking nude pics
Hacked into phones of Scarlet Johannson, Mila Kunis and others, leaking nude pics
Says movie does not defend or apologize for its use
Broke into e-mail accounts of several female celebrities and posted revealing photos on the Internet
Deciphering Kathryn Bigelow's upcoming film about the hunt for bin Laden
Will feature 20 documentary filmmakers competing over funds for their film
But did have sources in intelligence community
Because Warner Bros. could never foot the bill itself, right?
Letters that might actually be relevant held back, though
Provides an average return of $2.30 on every dollar paid
Also believes Jay-Z is part of the Illuminati
Aliens about as likely to invade as North Korea
Copyright reform emerging as an issue in Washington
Owner, editor and publisher printed names of suspected communists on the front page
Claims 27 animals died at facilities where they were being kept
The odd fate of rock's rawest footage
Had purchased rifles and 400 rounds of ammunition
Politicians eager to see their cities destroyed offer giveaways to filmmakers.
Virginia taxpayers helped foot the bill for the Hollywood blockbuster.
The governor got to rub elbows with stars
The last major midnight release screening was for the Dark Knight Rises
Basically recruited Sam Mendes to direct the latest Bond film, which was indefinitely postponed just two years ago
If anybody knows how to wield nostalgia as a screenwriting tool, it's him.
The new films Argo and The Iran Job offer two very different portraits of the country and its people.
There's a message beyond nostalgia for adult watchers of this video game movie.
Adam Baldwin needs to go give them all manly hugs
As the hit movie Argo shows, American presidents don't decide when the story begins.
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