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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

7/13/11


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			Breaking Bad’s 10 Tensest Moments Counting down the nerve-racking scenes that go on for what feels like forever.



			Damages Showrunner Daniel Zelman on What to Expect From Season Four Patty's in therapy and "f-ck" is used often.



			Ed Norton Might Be the Villain in The Bourne Legacy Norton would be the villain to Jeremy Renner's hero.



			Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Trailer: Solving Crimes in Drag Robert Downey Jr. dons smeared lipstick and blue eye shadow for this sequel.


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			Tattoo Purists Are Appalled by TLC’s Tattoo School A two-week course in tattooing? Good thing tattoos aren't permanent or anything.



			Vulture Premieres Theophilus London’s Trippy ‘Girls Girls $’ Music Video See the video!



			The Homeboy Off: Breaking Bad’s Jesse Pinkman vs. The Killing’s Stephen Holder A helpful guide to the differences and similarities of the AMC homeboys.



			Sherwood Schwartz: Why TV Addicts Mourn Him "He was the first TV comedy writer I knew by name," says 'Cougar Town' co-creator Bill Lawrence.



			Confirmed for Watch the Throne: Beyoncé, Frank Ocean, Otis Redding ... The track list is here!



			Simon Cowell Wears Pink in Bizarro New Promo for The X Factor But it's all misdirection!



			My Morning Jacket Got to Be Down With the Muppets After All Hear MMJ's take on Muppets classic "Our World."



			Higher Ground Trailer: Vera Farmiga Says Her Prayers And makes her directorial debut.



			How Did Jack White End Up Collaborating With Detroit Indie-Rapper Black Milk? "I was prepared to follow Jack’s direction but it became clear he wanted me to take the lead ..."



			People Still Miss Li’l Sebastian "Everyone I talk to is like, 'You son of a bitch!'"

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