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Exclusive: Anthony Mackie Talks ‘Hurt Locker,’ the Oscars and Upcoming Projects After being blown away by The Hurt Locker, I was lucky enough to talk to Mackie about his role, the experience of the Middle East during Ramadan, his work with Matt Damon, his friendship with Wynton Marsalis, and his confidence in Kathryn Bigelow’s Oscar chances. By Dr. Cole Abaius on October 21, 2009 | Comments |
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I’m all for saving the planet, but why do we have to be preached at by Hollywood in television commercials, studio logos on the bottom of the screen and in the special features of our DVDs. By Kevin Carr on December 3, 2008 | Comments |
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Boiling Point: No Love for Horror this October With October coming up, you’d expect a lot of horror moves to storm the box office. Well, you’d be wrong, and Robert Fure is not happy about it! By Robert Fure on September 29, 2008 | Comments |
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WTF: Hollywood IS Scared of Internet Writers! What’s the difference between a blogger and a newspaper critic? The newspaper critic has less readers and sees more movies. No joke… By Kevin Carr on February 14, 2008 | Comments |
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The MPAA Wrongfully Accuses Poor College Students “Now I have access to tons of bandwidth on my campus network. Now I can illegally download movies that I can’t afford to go see in theaters thanks to Astrive student loans!” By Brian C. Gibson on January 23, 2008 | Comments |
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Editorial: Why The Writers Will Settle For Less Now that the Directors Guild has a deal, the WGA may be pressed to compromise in order to end the strike. By Robert Fure on January 21, 2008 | Comments |
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Boiling Point – In With the New Already! Our resident angry-man Robert Fure examines why nothing ever seems to be new in Hollywood — maybe because its not. By Robert Fure on December 24, 2007 | Comments |
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WGA Strike: 15,000 Jobs Later, Still No Deal Last week the WGA and the Studios failed to reach a deal and each left with a sour taste in their mouth. By Robert Fure on December 15, 2007 | Comments |
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That’s right, you heard it here… Last. It is official, The Writers Guild of America announced late last week that its 12,000 members will go on strike Monday at 12:01am. By Neil Miller on November 4, 2007 | Comments |