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Al Gore will host tonight's Nashville premiere of Quentin Tarantino's 'Inglourious Basterds.'
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Al Gore will host tonight's Nashville premiere of Quentin Tarantino's 'Inglourious Basterds.'
Plus: B.J. Novak explains how he was born funny.
"It would probably be three out of four, whoever falls."
"So, are you ready to see some Basterds?"
Plus: Don't sit next to Rachel McAdams on a plane.
If not for his fetish for movies that no one else likes, Quentin Tarantino wouldn't be Quentin Tarantino, we guess.
It was supposed to be 'Inglourious Basterds' Day!
Let's just say a modified Coke can was involved.
Plus: Daniel Radcliffe is above the law.
Why does everybody involved with 'Basterds' sound more interested in hyping its hypothetical, not-yet-written prequel?
First step, UFC. Next step, Louisville Sluggers?
We think we can make that happen.
Okay. And more celebrity weirdness, in our daily gossip roundup.
"He should perhaps go back to making cheerfully inventive outrageous films like 'Kill Bill.' Because Kill Adolf hasn't worked out."
The 'Gossip Girl' actor will star in the upcoming remake of 'Footloose.' That, and the rest of today's gossip.
If there's a sex-death montage that closes out 'Inglorious,' we're gonna flip.
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