Honey Boo Boo's Uncle Poodle: Mama June Is Lying About Her Relationship with a Registered Sex Offender

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The cameras may have stopped rolling on Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, but the drama continues for Mama June. June Shannon has vehemently denied having a relationship with registered sex offender Mark McDaniel, but now Shannon's former brother-in-law Lee Thompson (known as "Uncle Poodle" on the now-cancelled TLC reality show) tells Dr. Phil McGraw that she is not telling the truth. And People has an exclusive clip from the interview, airing Tuesday. "That weekend we were together, they acted like [a couple,]" Thompson says of Shannon, 35, and McDaniel. "They were all lovey-dovey in the back seat, holding hands and kissing each other. See more »

- Patrick Gomez, @PatrickGomezLA

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Eddie Redmayne Talks Wedding Planning: "I Can't Wait to Be Married!"

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It sounds like Eddie Redmayne will soon be a married man! The 32-year-old actor, who got engaged to fiancée Hannah Bagshawe back in June, tells E! News he's currently in major wedding planning mode. "We are in the midst of it all now," the Brit star told E! News on Friday at the 2014 Hollywood Film Awards. "The plan is a winter wedding. We're in the thick of that at the moment...We're doing our best." As for juggling both wedding planning and awards season with his critically acclaimed movie The Theory of Everything, Redmayne laughed, "Priorities! We've See more »

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Parents Television Council Blasts FX and Sons of Anarchy for Graphic Nudity

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The Parents Television Council is denouncing FX for airing what they call "the most sexually explicit content the PTC has ever documented on basic cable."

The Nov. 11 episode of the notoriously graphic and violent Sons of Anarchy, which is in its final season and follows the dangerous exploits of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club, opened with several couples having sex as they worked through the shared grief from losing a beloved friend and mentor in the previous week's episode.

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- Kaitlin Thomas

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Don’t Get Too Attached to NBC’s State of Affairs

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The heroine of State of Affairs, Charleston Tucker (Katherine Heigl), is the Best at What She Does. That job happens to be analyzing security threats against the United States of America and recommending possible responses in her daily briefing to the president, played by Alfred Woodard (who is unparalleled at projecting super competence without having much of a character to play). Charleston is also Troubled because she lost her fiancé, a special forces soldier, in Afghanistan a year ago and has been drinking and screwing her way toward oblivion ever since. This NBC series, which debuts tonight at See more »

- Matt Zoller Seitz

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The Guardian Film Show: The Imitation Game, Life Itself, The Drop and Third Person - video reviews

14 November 2014 9:17 AM, PST

Catherine Shoard and Peter Bradshaw join Xan Brooks for our weekly round-up of the big cinema releases. This week the team watch Benedict Cumberbatch have a crack at the best actor Oscar as he plays Enigma codebreaker Alan Turing in The Imitation Game; while director Steve James salutes the late, great Chicago Sun-Times critic Roger Ebert in the documentary Life Itself; Tom Hardy follows a puppy into a dog's dinner in New York mob-noir The Drop; and Liam Neeson heads up a whole host of embarrassment in Paul Haggis's posh-but-shonky drama See more »

- Xan Brooks, Catherine Shoard, Peter Bradshaw, Henry Barnes and Andrea Salvatici

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Billy Boyd's Final Hobbit Song Revealed

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As revealed last month, The Hobbit's final instalment, The Battle Of The Five Armies, will end with pleasing symmetry as did The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King with a song performed by his Pippin-ness Billy Boyd. Should you not be able to stand the See more »

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Nine Inch Nails Fans Will Be Surprised By This Album

3 September 2013 11:50 AM, PDT

Nine Inch Nails, "Hesitation Marks" (Columbia)

Sun-kissed harmonies, funk-flecked guitar lines and – whisper it – a saxophone workout all make an appearance on "Hesitation Marks," a surprising new offering from Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails after a lengthy, self-imposed hiatus.

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- AP

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The Best Movies Of 2013

17 December 2013 12:00 PM, PST

To clarify, this is my top ten today at this very moment. It's going to change. Even as I wrote out the below list, I was dramatically shifting these worthy films up and down. For one thing I want — no, need — to see all of these again and See more »

- Josh Horowitz

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Should Documentary Filmmakers Be Friends with Their Subjects?

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Luke Korem is in the final days of an Indiegogo campaign to fundraise for Dealt, his documentary on the amazing blind card magician Richard Turner. During the course of filmmaking, he’s become friends with Turner, and below he discusses that friendship within the framework of documentary ethics See more »

- Luke Korem

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Jude Law set to join Guy Ritchie’s Knights Of The Roundtable

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Guy Ritchie’s Camelot saga Knights Of The Roundtable looks set to add another big name to its growing ensemble, with Jude Law in negotiations to join the production. According to Variety, Law is circling the role of the new film’s chief villain, although the identity of said bad See more »

- George Wales

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