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Sarah Palin, John McCain React To 'Game Change'
03/12/2012
Though many are arguing that Game Change, the film that premiered on HBO over the weekend about the McCain-Palin campaign of 2008, actually might have helped Sarah Palin's image, it seems that the former Alaskan governor hasn't gotten the memo.
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Game Change
03/12/2012
Political consultant Paul Begala, senior advisor to the Clinton/Gore campaigns of the 1990’s, once famously stated “politics is show business for ugly people” and boy was he not wrong.
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SPOILER: 'Game Change' Elicits Sympathy For Sarah Palin, Critics Say
03/09/2012
The long-awaited HBO movie Game Change, which stars Julianne Moore as former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin during the run-up to the 2008 presidential election, has drawn criticism from both Palin and Arizona Senator John McCain, even though it does not premiere until Saturday.
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TRAILER: Julianne Moore As Sarah Palin On The Verge Of Breakdown
02/01/2012
A new trailer for the HBO movie Game Change, about the 2008 presidential election that put then-Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin on the national stage, has been released, depicting Palin (played by Julianne Moore) as at once tough-as-nails but also, as Woody Harrelson's character puts it, "on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
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Elizabeth Banks Rocks Versace
01/20/2012
Elizabeth Banks, 37, who plays a police negotiator in the new Man on a Ledge, also starring San Worthington, Jamie Bell, Ed Harris, and Anthony Mackie, hit the red carpet in style at the movie's New York City premiere, wearing a black mini dress from Versace's 2012 spring line, black tights, and a hip leather jacket.
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Anthony Mackie: The Average Person Eats Three Spiders A Year — Google It
01/26/2012
Anthony Mackie, 32, is used to risking life and limb for his job, and he isn't afraid to let everyone know it. Though he isn't the titular character in his new project, Man on a Ledge, director Asger Leth still required The Hurt Locker actor to experience the full terror of the height.
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ENGAGED: Evan Rachel Wood And Jamie Bell
01/10/2012
What do Marilyn Manson, 43, and Jamie Bell, 25, have in common? Nope, it's not a trick question — they've both been engaged to actress Evan Rachel Wood, 24. The British Billy Elliot and The Adventures of Tintin actor recently popped the question to his former music video costar (the two met filming Green Day's 2005 video, "Wake Me Up When September Ends"), and Wood was seen wearing an engagement ring in Hollywood with Bell on Saturday night, reports Us Weekly.
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TRAILER: Julianne Moore Plays Sarah Palin In 'Game Change'
12/22/2011
Many thought it was a "game change" all its own when Oscar-nominated Julianne Moore, 51, was asked to play Sarah Palin in the upcoming HBO movie about the former Alaskan Governor's vice presidential campaign, instead of favored comedian and lookalike Tina Fey.
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Salvation Boulevard
07/25/2011
Mocking religion is about one of the oldest comedic plotlines in the book, leaving very little room for an original story. Despite its stellar cast, Salvation Boulevard, based on the book of the same title by Larry Beinhart, falls flat in its attempt to exhibit a bout of corruption in a Catholic church.
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Brad Pitt Gets Scruffy For 'World War Z'
06/21/2011
Brad Pitt, 47, sported a new look this weekend in Malta, where he celebrated Father's Day with wife Angelina Jolie, 36, and their six kids — Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox. After hitting the red carpet at this year's Cannes Film Festival with a clean-shaven, youthful look, Pitt is letting the scruff come back in for his new project, World War Z, in which he plays a fictionalized version of the book's author, Max Brooks.
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The Way Back Blu-ray
05/19/2011
Inspired by true events, The Way Back tells the tale of several men who escape from a Siberian gulag. The film is directed by multiple Oscar-nominee Peter Weir. The ensemble cast is led by Jim Sturgess and includes Ed Harris, Saoirse Ronan, and Colin Farrell.
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Ed Harris To Star As John McCain In 'Game Change'
03/24/2011
Harris-Moore, 2012? Ed Harris will star opposite Julianne Moore as John McCain in HBO's upcoming adaptation of Game Change, Deadline reports. Based on the 2010 book by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, the story chronicles the 2008 presidential election, including McCain's selection of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin (Moore) as his running mate.