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Steve Martin & Alec Baldwin Will Co-host Oscars

The 82nd Oscars will look a little different this year as both Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin have been chosen to co-host the largest movie award event. Both men are... ...

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Wizbang Pop! — 3 days ago

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Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin Land Oscar Gig

Last year's host, Sexiest Man Alive Hugh Jackman, declined to handle the tough and time-consuming job of hosting the Academy Awards two years running, and Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr also passed on the gig, so naturally the Oscar producers asked Steve Martin and Oscar nominee Alec Baldwin (T...

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About.co...d Movies — 4 days ago

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Family Guy: Microsoft’s Whoops Becomes Warner Bros’ Whoopie

We thought it was a little bizarre when Microsoft decided to sponsor a Family Guy special to promote Windows 7. Not only does Seth McFarlane’s cartoon creation skirt the line when it comes to show content and characters, but the show staff actually uses Macs. That’s why we weren&rsquo...

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Original... Web 2.0 — 4 days ago

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Harvey and Bob Weinstein Want Their Name Back [Trade Round Up]

Hollywood know it's all in the title. What else after all, distinguishes a Saw 5 from a Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant? Since losing their brand, life hasn't been right for the Brothers Weinstein. Could a name change though really bring back that magical English Patient era? • Thei...

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Gawker — 5 days ago

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Robert Downey Jr. And Ben Stiller Turn Down Oscars Hosting Gig, So Who's The Right Fit For The Job?

While Ricky Gervais is busy working on his routine for hosting the Golden Globes, the folks orchestrating the Academy Awards are feverishly hunting for a host of their own. Hugh Jackman, last year's master of ceremonies, has already turned down the gig, and now it appears that the dynamic duo of ...

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MTV Movies Blog — 4 days ago

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Family Guy: Microsoft’s Whoops Becomes Warner Bros’ Whoopie

We thought it was a little bizarre when Microsoft decided to sponsor a Family Guy special to promote Windows 7. Not only does Seth McFarlane’s cartoon creation skirt the line when it comes to show content and characters, but the show staff actually uses Macs. That’s why we weren&rsqu...

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Mashable! — 5 days ago