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	What Just Happened to Bruce Willis? Based on the book of the same name written by producer Art Linson (Heat, Fight Club), What Just Happened? stars Robert De Niro as Ben, a Hollywood producer struggling with the insanity of the unstable industry and all of its skewed and sometimes broken cogs. Watch this expletive-heavy clip of a livid Bruce Willis—playing himself—howling about artistic integrity. See the Whole Item... October 15th, 2008 Category: Producing By Andrew Gnerre No comments (yet!)
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	Bill Maher Gets Religulous In the upcoming documentary Religulous, directed by Larry Charles (Borat), comedian Bill Maher tackles religious extremism anywhere he can find it. Check out this clip to see what happens when Maher, never one to shy away from speaking his mind, visits an Islamic burqa shop. See the Whole Item... August 6th, 2008 Category: Directing, Producing By Andrew Gnerre No comments (yet!)

	The Coen Brothers Ask You to Burn After Reading In their follow-up to Academy Award Best Picture winner No Country for Old Men, Joel and Ethan Coen reteam with George Clooney for Burn After Reading. The film, which also stars Academy Award winners Tilda Swinton and Frances McDormand and nominees Brad Pitt and John Malkovich, will premiere at the Venice Film Festival in August before hitting U.S. theaters on September 12. Here, just a little taste of what's to come. See the Whole Item... July 11th, 2008 Category: Acting, Directing, Producing, Screenwriting By Mallory Potosky No comments (yet!)

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Cadillac Records Premiere to Benefit Phoenix House

Every now and then the glitz and glamour of the red carpet gets to be something more than just a flashy excuse for a new outfit or a ride in a limo, allowing the superficial side of moviemaking (pose for the camera!) to become something of substance, something more akin to the reason why a movie is made. With the New York and Los Angeles premieres of Cadillac Records, a period piece centered upon Leonard Chess (played by Adrien Brody) and the lives of the blues and soul artists who were part of his Chess Records label, the red carpet gets to do just that.

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