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Porn Identity: Amanda Seyfried to Play Linda Lovelace

By Emma Brown

American cinema's latest competition surrounds two films on the life of 1970s porn star Linda Lovelace: Lovelace, based on Eric Danville's biography, and Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story. Our favorite mean girl, Amanda Seyfried, is rumored to be the Linda of choice for Lovelace, with Peter Sarsgaard playing her abhorrent, abusive husband, Chuck Traynor.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/02/11

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Old News: Bringing it On Since 1898

By Emma Brown

On November 2, 1898, the sport of cheerleading was born at the University of Minnesota. To celebrate this momentous occasion for the future of film and television (and, of course, sports, Halloween costumes, and the high-school sociopolitical hierarchy) we present you with our 2000 cover interview with Kirsten Dunst.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/02/11

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Lisy Christl, Out of Anonymity

By Leila Brillson

In Anonymous, Roland Emmerich called on a fellow German, costume designer Lisy Christl, to turn fantasy into reality and a country boy from Stratford into a famous playwright (hint: colors).  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/28/11

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Johnny Depp and Some Expert Friends Crack Open The Rum Diary

By Amanda Duberman

This week, the spirit of Hunter S. Thompson was briefly reincarnated when Columbia University Journalism School hosted a panel discussion, "The Life and Legacy of Hunter S. Thompson," in anticipation of The Rum Diary's theatrical release. Actor Johnny Depp and director Bruce Robinson headlined the talk.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/28/11

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Casting Call: Steve Jobs

By Steven Gadzinski

It was really only a matter of time before a Steve Jobs biopic was in the works.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/28/11

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Drake Doremus' Mode and Method

By Lorraine Cwelich

Like Crazy is just the third film from 28-year-old auteur Drake Doremus, who directed it not from a traditional screenplay, but from his 50-page outline, which incorporates not a single line of scripted dialogue.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/11

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Thursday Trailer Face-Off! Janie Jones vs. The Other F Word

By Alexandria Symonds

This week: Janie Jones vs. The Other F Word, two films about what happens when rock stars have kids.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/11

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Old News: Jake Gyllenhaal

By Alexandra Galkin

The year is 2002, and a pre-A-list Jake Gyllenhaal is being interviewed by Susan Sarandon for Interview's August issue. A year after Donnie Darko's release, Gyllenhaal is awaiting the premieres of The Good Girl and Moonlight Mile.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/26/11

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Ariana Richards Revisits Jurassic Park

By Jeff Oloizia

At the age of 12, at a time when most of her peers were catching bugs at summer camp, Ariana Richards busied herself playing tomboy Lex in the now-classic film Jurassic Park.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/24/11

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Dan Byrd's Norman Invasion

By Alexandria Symonds

Though he's now probably best known for his comedy skills, after starring on TV shows Aliens in America and Cougar Town and last year's surprise hit Easy A opposite Emma Stone, actor Dan Byrd is equally practiced in drama.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/21/11

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