Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Start September With Superior Cinema

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By Steve Dollar Museum of Modern Art 11 W. 53rd St., (212) 708-9400 Wednesday-Sept. 30 Now 78, Roman Polanski hardly seems to be slipping off into the night—even if some may want him to. The native Parisian, World War II survivor, Polish film wunderkind,


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New on video | 'Nikita: Season 1,' 'The Killing' and 'Prom'

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Nikita: Season 1
Shes sleek, shes hot, she kicks butt. Maggie Q is the CWs new incarnation of the perennial assassin, now a martial-arts master who escapes her black-ops minders determined to take them down. (Season 2 hits the CW on Sept. 23.) Extras in


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DVD review: Smart script, strong cast give 'Prom' big boost

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featurette, a survival training featurette, interviews with Tom Cruise, four music videos and commentary by producer Jerry Bruckheimer.
"Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family": Madea takes charge to deal with a family crisis.
"The Nightmare Before Ch


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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Review: Zoe Saldana out for the kill in 'Colombiana'

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By Tom Charity , Special to CNN Zoe Saldana stars as a woman bent on getting revenge in the new film, "Colombiana." STORY HIGHLIGHTS Zoe Saldana stars in the action film "Colombiana" She plays a character whose parents are brutally murdered by a drug lor


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Rewind: 'Storage Wars' worth a bid

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If you’ve never seen an episode of the A&E series “Storage Wars,” then it’s going to be difficult to explain to you not just why I love the show so much, but also why you will too. This series, which on the surface is basically about a bunch of uncouth o


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Harry's DVD PICKS & PEEKS - 4th & 5th wk of August 2011: IF..., MILLER'S CROSSING, ORPHEUS, HERCULOIDS, PROM, THE CALAMARI WRESTLER, Billy The Kid Vs Dracula & so much more!

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Corman’s Women in Prison series of movies may represent what I consider to be… the perfect genre. Now – some might see this as an overt act of sexism, except that usually in the end – the women are on top – having reached the breaking point of being pers


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Rachel Weisz Talks About 'Pressures to Look Good' [PHOTOS]

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Rachel Weisz, the stunning English star of “The Constant Gardener,” tells The Observer in a recent interview she may not feel as much pressure as some to go under the knife in order to keep looking her radiant looks through the years.
Now 41 and married


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Saturday, August 27, 2011

Gaddafi's third son gave 100m dollars to LA studio for movie that went to DVD

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New York, Aug 27 : One of Muammar Gaddafis sons is said to have invested 100 million dollars into an LA studio for a film that went straight to DVD.
Saadi Gaddafi gave the colossal amount for the Hollywood film The Experiment, that went straight to DVD d


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Young and impressionable

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Bambi II: Special Edition Disney reprises the sequel to one of its
most bel


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Friday, August 26, 2011

Dictator's son bombed - in LA

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One of Moammar Khadafy's sons poured $100 million into an LA studio that last year made a film that went straight to DVD -- despite starring Oscar winners Adrien Brody and Forest Whitaker. Saadi Khadafy was listed among the credits for "The Experiment."


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iPOP | This Summer On The Scene: Manhattan

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The New York summer is winding to a close with a big wet bang thanks to this weekend’s hurricane, so we thought we’d take a look back at some of this summer’s most exciting Manhattan events.
iPOP was there to cover it all, and we ran into some exciting


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Thursday, August 25, 2011

For your consideration: Foreign film Oscar-winner makes it debut

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The following Blu-rays and DVDs are being released on Tuesday:
The lowdown:This Academy Award winner for best foreign language film follows two Danish families as they must come to grips with the tragic consequences of one stupid act.
The film continuall


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Talent drain hits Nanaimo as film workers leave town

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The Nanaimo region is experiencing a film trade drain as hundreds of people are lured to the Lower Mainland by the promise of work. Last weekend, a lineup of aspiring actors trailed down Wharf Street in Nanaimo, hoping for a small part in the big-budget


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Inside Look At Gaddafi Compound: Gay Porn, Spinning Teacups, And A Golden Mermaid Sofa

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These are a few of his favorite things…
The Condoleezza Rice photo album discovered at Moammar Gaddafi’s compound was just the tip of the eccentric iceberg. This week Libyans got an inside look at the Gaddafi family riches and helped themselves to whatev


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Movie mini-reviews for August 26, 2011

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These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the movies currently playing in the Quad-Cities area:
"Colombiana" (PG-13, 108 minutes). A brawny B-action picture with a gorgeous, graceful woman wreaking havoc at its center. Zoe


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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

A-List Celebs To Host Charity Dinners With Moet And Chandon

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A-list celebrities Adrien Brody, Sean Penn, Halle Berry, Scarlett Johansson, Jodie Foster, Eva Mendes, Paula Patton & Robin Thicke, Jane Fonda and Jessica Alba are to each host a dinner to benefit a charity of their choice, in the name of Moet & Chandon.


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CSI's William Petersen welcomes twins 36 years after first baby

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CSI star William Petersen is now the father of twins! The 58-year-old actor and his wife Gina Cirone welcomed twins via surrogate last month on July 5.
The twins, a boy and a girl, are the second and third child for William Petersen. The actor's first ch


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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Sean Penn disrespects ‘Tree of Life’ & Terrence Malick: is it just sour grapes?

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Before Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life premiered at the Cannes Film Festival this year, there were many, many Hollywood people who were already claiming that it was a shoo-in for all of the big award nominations, just for the sheer fact that it was Malick


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Sean Penn’s Criticism of ‘Tree Of Life’ Is Sour Grapes

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When you can’t get, or don’t have, something that you want and then you put that thing down we say your criticism is ‘sour grapes.’ Aseop’s story of the fox and the grapes perfectly illustrates the envy driven disparagement that is Sean Penn‘s criticism


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Exclusive Set Report: Dario Argento's Dracula 3D

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Two years ago a couple of veteran Italian movie producers got together to discuss the future of internationally packaged co-productions in the light of the global economic downtown.

One was Roberto Di Girolamo, owner of the FilmExport Group, a company r


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Review: ‘The Plot Against America’ by Phillip Roth

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In The Plot Against America, author Philip Roth explores the “what if” possibility of what would have happened if Nazi sympathizer, Charles Lindbergh, would have won the 1940 Presidential election over Franklin Roosevelt. Not only would the US not have j


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'The Lady' Trailer (Burmese Political Leader Aung San Suu Kyi Is Said Lady, by the Way)

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In between all those General Hospital episodes, Columbia classes, and days spent reflecting on Spider-Man 3, James Franco still somehow managed to star in a movie about Allen Ginsberg. His multi-tasking abilities equal his looks, ladies. Named after Gins


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Monday, August 22, 2011

Sean Penn offers intriguing critique of Terrence Malick’s ‘Tree of Life’: ‘I’m still trying to figure out what I’m doing there!’

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Image Credit: EWP It’s rare for an actor to offer a subtle, multi-layered analysis of a movie, but Sean Penn — love him or hate him — is hardly a common actor. So it’s interesting to note that, in a recent interview with French magazine Le Figaro , Penn


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The Fall Of Gaddafi: The Hollywood Connection

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Not long ago, Saadi Gadhafi was financing movies through his company Natural Selection, basking in the prestige of such actors as Mickey Rourke and Eva Amurri, as well as Oscar-winners Forest Whitaker and Adrien Brody. Today, he's under arrest, along wit


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Penn chops down ‘Tree’

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Film insiders are saying that Sean Penn’s criticism of director Terrence Malick’s “Tree of Life” is sour grapes over his role in the mystical movie being chopped. France’s Le Figaro quoted the star as saying, “I didn’t at all find on the screen the emoti


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Sunday, August 21, 2011

Salemites describe their vicarious fame

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If, heaven forbid, I was in a terrible car accident, I could die happy. Because on Thursday, Naomi Judd gave me a nickname, confirmed what I've been saying for years about skin care, then faxed me a corn dog recipe.
This came about because Naomi is doing


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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Liberal Hollywood Shortchanges Actresses

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Great films need great actors and great actresses. Unfortunately, Hollywood doesn’t do great actresses anymore. . . it does Barbies. In truth, Hollywood never was great with actresses, but it’s gotten much worse lately. Talent, apparently, no longer matt


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Nicolas Cage ups the crazy in 'Trespass' trailer

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Coming off the double-whammy of "The Black Dahlia" in 2006 and "Redacted" in 2007, it's not surprising that Brian De Palma decided to cool it for a while, but to hear that he'll finally be back behind the camera for a new project is heartening news. Bett


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Movie mini-reviews for August 19, 2011

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These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the movies currently playing in the Quad-Cities area:
"Conan the Barbarian" (R, 102 minutes). Involves the clash of civilizations whose vocabularies are limited to screams, oaths, g


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Leo vs. Ryan: Oscar's Golden Young Men?

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If this year's Best Actress competition is the race of the sixty-somethings (Close vs. Streep) that most people are predicting with the films still sight unseen, what kind of shape will the corresponding male category take? Could we see a race between 30


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Wrecked Blu-ray review

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I checked how much longer the film had to go three times – and that’s never a good sign.
I first saw the trailer for Wrecked at the beginning of the year, and thought it could be one of 2011’s must-see thrillers. The premise screamed awards potential – a


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Life After ‘Entourage’

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It was a spring day in 2006, and the cast of HBO’s hit series Entourage was dressed to the nines. The crew had cordoned off the main lobby of the trendy Roosevelt Hotel in order to shoot a big scene during the show’s third season, wherein Vincent Chase (


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Personal Style: Will Young

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"White lycra is no-one's friend" remarks Will Young, on a break
from a photo shoot in London's Soho House, when asked about his
costume for his latest video "Jealousy". A former GQ Man
Of The Year, Young has had his fair share of uncomfortable outfits
si


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Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Adrien Brody's Brilliant Car Wreck

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Oscar-winner Adrien Brody's handsome face had already gone to hell before the opening scene of Wrecked. His character awakens in the wreckage of a car that had careened off the road. His leg is wedged under the sagging dashboard and the doors are jammed.


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Vincenzo Natali's 'Splice' Tops Canada's DGC Awards

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TORONTO -- Vincenzo Natali's sci-fi thriller Splice led all comers Tuesday as nominations for the Directors Guild of Canada Awards were unveiled.
The Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley-starrer earned Natali a best direction nom, a best feature film nominatio


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Monday, August 15, 2011

TV: Leverage: "The Grave Danger Job"/"The Boiler Room Job"

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In the final five minutes of the second of tonight's two back-to-back episodes, a scheduling ploy that I believe TNT executed specifically because it hands Timothy Hutton a laugh to know that I'm getting paid the same amount to watch twice as many minute


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Sunday, August 14, 2011

See-it, rent-it, skip-it: Top 10 best movies in theaters Friday, August 12th

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Wondering which movie to go see in theaters? 
Here are the ten best movies playing in theaters and my quick, spoiler-free advice:
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 - See-it - If it's not the best, it's definitely the second best - and darkest


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Thursday, August 11, 2011

Lindsay Lohan leaves little to the imagination as she steps out braless in see-through top

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Attention seeker: Lindsay Lohan wears no bra as she arrives at Mr Chow in Beverly Hills for dinner
Credit where it's due, Lindsay displayed a curvacious figure despite her weight dipping dangerously low over varying points of her career.
The 25-year-old


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Movie mini-reviews for August 12, 2011

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These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the movies currently playing in the Quad-Cities area:
"Final Destination 5" (R, 92 minutes). One of those rare movies where the title itself is a spoiler. Yes, everyone in the movie


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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

The top 10 coolest male Jewish Celebrities by Salon

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10. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, 25 — Probably still best known from the late-’90s sitcom “Third Rock From the Sun,” JGL has quietly been doing edgy work in indie films such as this year’s teen noir “Brick” and 2004′s “Mysterious Skin,” where he played a hustle


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Monday, August 8, 2011

Giallo

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Italian horror maestro Dario Argento’s latest prompted hoots of derision at its 2009 FrightFest premiere, largely due to Adrien Brody’s hilariously awful dual turn as a deformed, yellow-skinned killer and the oddball copper on his trail.
Sadly, this Tur


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flat irons for hair t3 mane tamer unruly hair straightener: Emily Mortimer for the Sweet Life Photo: Patrick McMullan

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They say fine art imitates life, but when you're lucky, existence imitates a traditional Fellini film. last night, The Cinema Society, with Gucci The movement image Foundation, hosted a screening of La Dolce Vita in the Tribeca Grand Hotel.? The after-pa


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Movie Magic Case Study #6: Tim Burton Vs. Robert Rodriguez

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"I was never a giant comic book fan, but I've always loved the image of Batman and The Joker. The reason I've never been a comic book fan—and I think it started when I was a child—is because I could never tell which box I was supposed to read. I don't kn


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Friday, August 5, 2011

The Greatest Man-Made Movie Monsters

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It came from the lab! Movie scientists are always meddling with the laws of nature, looking for a breakthrough, a cure or just good-old fashioned glory… and usually only finding nothing but face-melting trouble. So with Rise of the Planet of the Apes abo


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Thursday, August 4, 2011

Movie mini-reviews for August 5, 2011

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These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the movies currently playing in the Quad-Cities area:
"The Change-Up" (R, 101 minutes). One of the dirtiest-minded mainstream releases in history. It has a low opinion of men, a low


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DVD: Giallo (18)

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(Rated 1/ 5 ) By Nick Clark A killer with an oddly yellow hue is abducting women on the streets of Rome and torturing them in his lair. When a model goes missing, her sister implores a New York detective to track her down before it is too late. Dario Arg


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Wednesday, August 3, 2011

5 Things to Know About Ben Foster

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Ben Foster, who was recently cast in director Barry Levinson's film
about the Gotti family as John Gotti Jr., has been in the business
for years.
Foster joins John Travolta, Al Pacino and Kelly Preston in "Gotti:
In the Shadow of My Father," being produc


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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

"Midnight in Paris" just may be the cure-all for those pesky "Blockbuster Blues"

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Is your head literally starting to hurt from surround sound piercing your eardrums? Are your eyes beginning to ache from a barrage of 3D carnage on IMAX screens? Have your brains started to slowly turn into a paste like goo and have they begun to slide o


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Styling a Whole New Career Twist

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By Kristiano Ang Alessandro Sartori has left Zegna.The menswear designer spent most of his 25-year career with the Italian fashion house, leaving only for a short stint as a freelance fashion consultant in Hong Kong during the early 1990s. On July 1, he


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Monday, August 1, 2011

MEET HOLLYWOOD MONEY MAN JOHN FLOCK

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“This is fun job. It’s a fun business and if you do it well and if you have a little luck it can be a lucrative business,” says W2 Media’s President and CEO John Flock.
John began his career as a kid distributing newspapers. Now he’s a Hollywood player d


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Halle Berry granted restraining order

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Halle Berry appears during a star-studded double-taping of "Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular," Tuesday, May 17, 2011, in Chicago. "The Oprah Winfrey Show" is ending its run May 25, after 25 years, and millions of her fans around the globe are waiti


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