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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

6/29/11


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			Brad Pitt and David O. Russell May Make a Hostage Movie Called 'The Mission.'



			Liam Gallagher on Muse‘s Matthew Bellamy: ‘F-ck Him’ Liam being Liam.



			Rap Is Already Back to School on Vulture Recommends Vulture's own Amos Barshad delivers his five picks.



			In Defense of Celebrity Candor Let's not make Shia shut up.


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			What Other Football Puns Could USA’s Necessary Roughness Have Utilized? Vulture has some suggestions.



			Lou Reed on His Latest Edgar Allan Poe Project and Working With Metallica "The music I did with Metallica is awe-inspiring ... it could create another planetary system."



			The Fug Girls Rate Julia Roberts’s Movies on their Grinning, Brassy … Julia-ness A 5 is perfect ('Pretty Woman') while a 10 slips into too much pure Julia, which tilts over into smug ('Notting Hill').



			Movie Review: The Colossal, Stupendous, Ridiculously Amazing Transformers: Dark of the Moon The film is gloriously, passionately synthetic.



			Watch John C. Reilly Try to Be the Bad Guy in This Exclusive Clip From Terri Reilly's vice-principal gets aggro.



			Coldplay Continue to Have Feelings in ‘Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall’ Video Feelings that could almost be expressed by Lisa Frank.



			James Franco and Kalup Linzy Drop Their First Music Video See the trippy "Rising."



			War Horse Trailer: Spielberg Shows Us the Love Between a Boy and His Steed The trailer for Spielberg's latest is here.



			Take a Rare Glimpse at Chinese Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei’s Early Photos of New York City Right after he was released from a Chinese prison, his early photos are being exhibited in New York.



			Will Smith Wants Denzel Washington for His Katrina Drama, The American Can Smith was going to star, but wants to hand it off.



			Handicapping The Voice’s Four Finalists Will America really pick the badass 41-year-old bald lesbian in the end?



			9 Hit Songs That Musicians Gave Away to Other Artists Why did Rihanna give away a surefire hit to Usher?

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