Arnold Schwarzenegger Blasts Indiana's Anti-Gay Law

3 April 2015 3:20 PM, PDT

Indiana's religious freedom law just got a very powerful new enemy: the "Governator" himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger. The former California Governor - an outspoken Republican - expressed his anger and disappointment over what he sees as his party's discriminatory agenda in an op-ed for the Washington Post. "I'm incredibly concerned about what happened in Indiana this week and the threat of similar laws being passed in other states," he wrote, adding, "As a Republican, I'm furious." Schwarzenegger is referring to the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act, signed into Indiana law on Thursday by Republican Governor Mike Pence. Those who oppose the See more »

- Michael Miller, @write_miller

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Elizabeth Olsen Admits That She Actually Enjoys Shooting Nude Scenes: "You Want That Voyeuristic Quality"

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For Elizabeth Olsen, onscreen nudity is no big deal. The Avengers: Age of Ultron actress didn't always feel that way, though. Speaking to Net-a-Porter's The Edit, Elizabeth reveals it took seeing Kate Winslet performing nude to feel comfortable about doing it herself. "I remember watching Holy Smoke and thinking that it was so reassuring to see a young Kate doing something that was so bold in so many ways," she told the magazine. "I thought to myself, 'Ok, so it doesn't destroy your career if you appear nude or take risks.'" There were those who advised See more »

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Dancing with the Stars: Who Got Sent Home?

20 April 2015 7:24 PM, PDT

It may be rainy and cold here in New York, but it's Spring Break week on Dancing with the Stars. Can you smell that salty sea air?

We also get our first team dances of the season. And we get forewarned that two couples will be going home next week, when the Tuesday night results shows return.

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- Liz Raftery

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8 Ways TV Shows Have Killed Off Unhappy Actors

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On Thursday night's episode of Grey's Anatomy [spoiler alert], Shonda Rhimes killed off Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), a move that left fans stunned and heartbroken. Dempsey still had a year left on his contract, but recent rumors hinted that Rhimes was fed up with his “diva” behavior on set. His character dies after getting in a car accident and not receiving proper care at the hospital. In light of his death on the show, we’re rerunning this piece, which originally ran after Will Gardner’s death on The Good Wife. Will Gardner is dead. If See more »

- Adam K. Raymond

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We Are Many: the legacy of the global anti-war protests in 2003 – video trailer world exclusive

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We Are Many, directed by Amir Amirani, explores the legacy of the global anti-war demonstrations of 15 February 2003, an event that saw an estimated million people march against the Iraq war in London alone. Filmed over nine years, the film talks to key campaigners, including Damon Albarn, Ken Loach and the late Tony Benn, as well as those who made the decision to go to war. A special satellite screening of the film with a Q+A with Jon Snow takes place in London on 21 May, transmitted to select cinemas across the country, while the film is released on 22 May Continue reading See more »

- Guardian Staff

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Podcast #158: Paul Bettany, Charlie Cox

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Two British actors masquerading as American superheroes are on this week's Empire Podcast, namely Paul Bettany (The Avengers: Age Of Ultron's The Vision) and Charlie Cox (Daredevil's, um, Daredevil). Also, the team finally tackle that question of questions: what are the best running scenes in See more »

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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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The 2015 Tribeca Film Festival Awards

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Below are the winners of this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Note that the narrative awards were split evenly between Virgin Mountain and Bridgend, with three apiece. World Narrative Competition Categories: The jurors for the 2015 World Narrative Competition sponsored by Aka, were Paul Attanasio, Sophie Barthes, Whoopi Goldberg, See more »

- Filmmaker Staff

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

16 November 2014 10:48 PM, PST

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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Interview: Harry Potter Cast and Crew Say Goodbye at Final Red Carpet

12 July 2011 11:00 AM, PDT

It all ends here. And here, this week, was New York City, where Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and the cast of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 walked their last red carpet for the final Potter premiere ... ever. FilmCritic.com was lucky See more »

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