• Movie Review: Star Trek: Into Darkness

    2013
    The latest Star Trek movie scores a direct hit with a breath-taking pace and a bold reimagining of characters from the original series.
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  • Survivor Speaks of '87 Plane Crash That Killed 156

    2013
    Cecilia Crocker was the lone survivor of a 1987 plane crash that killed 154 people aboard and two on the ground near Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
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  • Tale of Mexican Drug Violence Rattles Cannes

    2013
    The Cannes Film Festival has had its first shock to the system, in the shape of Mexican director Amat Escalante's unsparingly violent drug war drama "Heli."
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  • Oscar Rivals Spielberg, Lee Reunited at Cannes

    2013
    The two have come to the Cannes Film Festival just months after facing off as the two favorites for best director at the Academy Awards.
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  • Chong Says Legalized Marijuana Could Save Country

    2013
    The 74-year-old comedian thinks legalizing marijuana on a federal level would offer numerous benefits, including a boost to the U.S. economy if it were taxed.
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News Archives for Jan 14, 2013

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'Zero Dark Thirty,' From a Navy SEAL's Perspective

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 | Jan 14, 2013

The theater was quiet as a stealthy helicopter carrying sweaty Navy SEALs and the body of Osama bin Laden lifted into darkness over Pakistan. It was the climax of "Zero Dark Thirty," the Hollywood movie that painstakingly details the epic manhunt for the world's most-wanted terrorist, beginning with crackling 911 recordings from the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and ending nearly three hours later with the 2011 mission to kill the man who orchestrated them. On screen, a few of the Virginia Beach-based SEALs who had just carried out the raid were hooting and hollering as they tossed a black bag holding bin Laden's body onto a gurne... more

Tarantino Irked by Movie-Violence Queries

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United Press International | Jan 14, 2013

Director Quentin Tarantino says he still sees no connection between film and real-life violence, but heatedly refused to tell a British TV journalist why. The filmmaker appeared on Britain's Channel Four News program to promote his latest blood-soaked saga, "Django Unchained," which opened in U.S. theaters shortly after Connecticut's Sandy Hook school massacre, in which a 20-year-old gunman killed 20 first-graders and six adults before fatally shooting himself. The critically acclaimed film, which is up for Hollywood's Best Picture Oscar, has become part of a wider dialogue about the impact screen violence has on people and whether filmm... more

Beloved Vintage Cars Star in 'Gangster Squad'

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Associated Press | Jan 14, 2013

LOS ANGELES - To bring the story of mobster Mickey Cohen's reign over post-war Los Angeles to life, the director of "Gangster Squad" employed Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling and more than 100 irreplaceable vintage American cars. There's the 1941 light blue Ford Deluxe Convertible that Gosling's character drives; the bulbous, bullet-nosed 1947 Ford sedans that served as police cars; the gorgeous black 1936 Oldsmobile convertible with a tan ragtop and the regal 1949 Packard Super 8 limousines that carried Cohen. These rare beauties are stars themselves, bringing an authenticity and aesthetic charm to the screen that no computer graphi... more

Hollywood Sticks to Tried and True in 2013 Lineup

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Associated Press | Jan 14, 2013

LOS ANGELES - It's not really news that Arnold Schwarzenegger is back this year. Everybody else in Hollywood is, too, so why not the former California governor? Schwarzenegger's back with this month's action tale "The Last Stand," while fellow aging action star Bruce Willis returns in February's "A Good Day to Die Hard," the fifth installment in his "Die Hard" series. Superheroes return throughout the year with "Iron Man 3," "The Wolverine," "Thor: The Dark World" and a new take on Superman with "Man of Steel." Animated pals revisit with follow-ups to "Despicable Me," "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs," "The Smurfs," and "Monsters, Inc.... more

Obama Won't Support Building 'Death Star'

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Associated Press | Jan 14, 2013

WASHINGTON - A "Death Star" won't be a part of the U.S. military's arsenal any time soon. More than 34,000 people have signed an online petition calling on the Obama administration to build the "Star Wars" inspired super-weapon to spur job growth and bolster national defense. But in a posting Friday on the White House website, Paul Shawcross, an administration adviser on science and space, says a Death Star would cost too much to build - an estimated $850 quadrillion - at a time the White House is working to reduce the federal budget. Besides, Shawcross says, the Obama administration "does not support blowing up planets." The U.S., Sha... more

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