The film revolves around retired boxers Billy “The Kid” McGuigan and Henry “Razor” Sharp, lifelong bitter rivals who are coaxed out of retirement and into the ring for one final grudge match — 50 years after their
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has been snubbed in its latest attempts to interview Robert Wagner about the death of his former wife Natalie Wood.
Since a new investigation was launched into the case more than a year ago, Wagner, 82, has ignored all requests by the authorities to speak with him, a spokesperson for the department told TheWrap on Friday.
Lt. John Corina claimed that various interview requests were… Continue reading Robert Wagner Refusing To Talk To Cops In Natalie Wood Case, Says L.A. Sheriff
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Saying goodbye to Edward Cullen and “The Twilight Saga” is going to be a long, drawn-out process for Twi-hards. It won’t be easy, but to help the sparkly vampire’s fans move on with their lives, we suggest they cleanse their palette (and get their… Continue reading 'Cosmopolis' DVD Clip: Robert Pattinson Flaunts Chemistry With On-Screen Wife (VIDEO)
Even though the attention of the nation is currently focused the havoc Hurricane Sandy wrought on the East Coast, towns that suffered from past disasters are still coping with the arduous task of recovery.
One such place is Joplin, Mo., slammed on May 22, 2011, by an F5 tornado that killed roughly 160 people, injured around 1,000 and destroyed about 25 percent of the town.
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Matters turned grim on tonight’s Walking Dead — which is rather impressive for a show which tends to feature more zombie mayhem before its opening credits than Downton Abbey does in an entire season (come on, you lazy aristocratic bastards!).
Yes, the word-of-the-week was “torture” as Merle (Michael Rooker), the Governor (David Morrissey), and even Rick… Continue reading ‘Walking Dead’ executive producer Robert Kirkman talks about tonight’s show, ‘When the Dead Come Knocking’
