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Madonna Lights Up the Super Bowl

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Eli Manning and Tom Brady may know their way around the football field, but Sunday night, New England Patriots and New York Giants fans could take a break from taking sides to root for the queen of the (ever intricate) stage: Go Madonna! The Super Bowl halftime show kicked off with a royal welcome as an army of gladiators escorted the veteran performer onto Indianapolis's Lucas Oil Stadium stage. With a diamond-studded gold crown, Madonna, 53, launched into her hit "Vogue" as the stage flashed covers of the iconic fashion magazine. Next on the set list: her 2000 dance jam "Music." Joining See more »

- Alison Schwartz

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Katy Perry Gives a Shout-Out to Tim Tebow at Pre-Super Bowl Concert

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It looks like Katy Perry caught wind of those Tim Tebow rumors. The "Firework" singer, who has been linked to the Denver Broncos quarterback, made sure to give a little mention to the ultra-religious baller during her pre-Super Bowl performance Saturday night in Indianapolis, Ind. During the Directv Super Saturday Night party, which marked her first U.S. concert post-Russell Brand split, Perry "dedicated 'Peacock' to [Tebow]," a partygoer told E! News, and made no mention of her ex-hubby. The song, which contains the lyrics "I wanna see your peacock" among other not-so-subtle references, probably wasn't the best choice in song dedications for Tebow, whose parents are See more »

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House on Trial: How Will Jeffrey Wright Rule?

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Monday's pivotal episode of House shines a light on perhaps the most crucial question of the series: Do Dr. House's life-preserving ends justify his usually outlandish means?

House First Look: Jeffrey Wright puts Dr. House on trial!

For nearly eight seasons, Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) has been able to pull almost any stunt he pleased at Princeton-Plainsboro, simply because he's a brilliant diagnostician who saves lives. But in Monday's episode (8/7c, Fox), House's methods end in a catastrophe that threatens one of his team member's future at the hospital. Enter Dr. Walter Cofield (guest star Jeffrey Wright), See more »

- Adam Bryant

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Daniel Radcliffe ends support for Liberal Democrats

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Harry Potter star describes Nick Clegg 'whipping boy' of Tories and says he will vote Labour

Daniel Radcliffe has announced that he is no longer a supporter of the Liberal Democrats after emerging as one of the party's most high-profile celebrity backers ahead of the last British general election, and will probably vote instead for Labour under its "genuinely leftwing" leader, Ed Miliband.

In what is turning into a hemorrhaging of support for the Lib Dems among a list of celebrity backers it unveiled in the run-up to last year's vote, the star of the Harry Potter franchise described See more »

- Ben Quinn

See full article at The Guardian - Film News »

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Ruffalo Asks Can A Song Save Your Life?

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He’s set to roar across our screens as a giant green rage monster (and his slightly calmer alter-ego) in The Avengers this year, but Mark Ruffalo has just singed on for something entirely less action-packed, joining the cast of John Carney’s Can A Song Save Your Life?The film will see Ruffalo reunite with Avengers cast mate Scarlett Johansson for the tale of a young female singer who moves to New York City to try launching a music career. But when her boyfriend dumps her, her life suddenly takes a turn for the better when a down-on-his-luck See more »

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Madonna's Halftime Performance:

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Love her or hate her, there's no doubt that only Madonna can bring a certain level of pop flair to a performance.

Madonna's Super Bowl halftime show included a medley of her hits and assistance from her younger counterparts on the pop music scene.

The singer debuted her new single, See more »

- Kia Makarechi

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"The Woman In Black": Five Other Gothic Horror Movies

3 February 2012 4:08 PM, PST

Daniel Radcliffe's new film, "The Woman in Black," builds off a rich tradition of the Gothic horror movies. It's the perfect excuse to look back at the movies that scared with floor creaks and swinging doors, and there are more than a few that you may not have See more »

- Kevin P. Sullivan

See full article at MTV Movies Blog »

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What Would Don Do? Rome Edition: A Mad Men–Minded Guide to Episode 12 of Pan Am

23 January 2012 9:00 AM, PST

Last night’s Pan Am episode wasn’t half bad. Sure, the obvious historical references were incessant and all the “Italian” actors sounded like Mario and/or Luigi, but hey, no one’s perfect! Could it be that the closer we get to the glorious return of Man Men, the more willing we See more »

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Don Cornelius, R.I.P.

4 February 2012 8:44 AM, PST

Sad to hear this week of the death of Don Cornelius, whose Soul Train is burned into my adolescent TV memory. From Bruce Handy at Vanity Fair (who opens with a quote from “American Pie”).

I know it’s corny quoting from “American Pie.” But it See more »

- Scott Macaulay

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James Bond looks a mess in new Skyfall on-set images

4 February 2012 3:14 AM, PST

Scenes from upcoming James Bond movie Skyfall were being shot in London yesterday, and some new on-set snaps of Daniel Craig have emerged online. After seeing the first official image from Skyfall earlier this week, we've been left to presume that times are going to be tough See more »

- Matt Maytum

See full article at TotalFilm »

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