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That, and the rest of today's eye-popping gossip news.
Bad news for socially networked rich people who enjoyed the idea of potentially giving Harvey Weinstein access to their personal info.
"I used to say, and I meant this in a nice way, that my mother should have been a Nazi interrogator."
Does a verbal agreement between two movie executives that no one can prove was actually made count for nothing anymore?
Nikki Finke says Dimension Films has stopped production on 'Halloween 3-D' after receiving a first draft of the script on Friday.
Summit Entertainment, the house that 'Twilight' built, is in the market for a debt-ridden studio!
This is just absurd. Clearly, the very presence of this woman in all of our lives is an act of God. More, in our daily gossip roundup.
Any smart starlet knows she should attend Harvey's lady's presentation.
How did Harvey win the three-studio "bidding war" for Tom Ford's 'A Single Man'?
That and the rest of today's gossip — including Sting's sexual prowess, debunked!
"It would probably be three out of four, whoever falls."
Traci Lords, Sarah Chalke, Joey Lauren Adams: They're all the same to Harvey.
Naturally. Those people are responsible for EVERYTHING.
Plus, Steven Tyler fell off a stage, Posh Spice joins 'American Idol,' and more celebrity tidbits in our daily gossip roundup.
It was supposed to be 'Inglourious Basterds' Day!
Let's just say a modified Coke can was involved.
Why does everybody involved with 'Basterds' sound more interested in hyping its hypothetical, not-yet-written prequel?
Plus, more celebrity sightings from the past week.
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