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One of the few good things to come out of this L’Affaire Interview has been a renewed interest among both the media and viewers in Charlie Chaplin’s 1940 classic, The Great Dictator. With some reason: If The Interview offers a cautionary tale in what happens when you satirize existing world tyrants, The Great Dictator is perhaps the poster child of satirizing existing world tyrants. Chaplin’s film, released before the U.

Ginnifer Goodwin’s performance as Beth Ann in the 1963 segments of Why Women Kill is the series’s secret weapon. Ginnifer Goodwin’s yearning smile — it’s less an expression of emotion than a genial mask, deployed as she surveys the new Pasadena, California, mansion that her husband Rob (Sam Jaeger) has bought seemingly without her input. It tugs at the edges of her mouth when a vivacious neighbor wonders aloud why Rob treats Beth Ann (Goodwin) more like a maid than a wife, clicking his finger against his mug as a signal for her to get up and bring him coffee.

Play video content FINDIN' A GOOD FIT Ice Cube has entered the Katt Williams chat days after the comedian shook up showbiz with his "Club Shay Shay" interview ... and, he's looking to clarify the allegation he tried to make light of a rape scene. Katt accused Rickey Smiley of lying about being the OG pick for his "Money Mike" role in "Friday After Next" -- and also claimed he saved the character from a bathroom rape scene involving Terry Crews' ex-con character, "

Alix Bouilhaguet Date De Naissance – Alix Bouilhaguet est une éminente journaliste politique française. Elle a suivi l’actualité de Matignon et la campagne présidentielle de 2007 de Nicolas Sarkozy. Elle est disponible à Washington et couvre la France pour Le Parisien-Aujourd’hui depuis 2010. Elle a écrit deux livres : La Carpe et le lapin (2010), une enquête sur Nicolas Sarkozy et François Fillon, et La Frondeuse (2012), une biographie de Valérie Trierweiler co-écrite avec Christophe Jakubyszyn.

She realized right then and there that she did, in fact, want to marry Oliver, and they should do it now! Right now! While another couple was also getting married! She and Oliver didn't even have their own vows, because they couldn't compete with Barry and Iris. So they not only stole their ceremony, but also essentially stole their vows.  Barry and Iris just stood there, saying nothing, while Oliver and Felicity blabbered on about what they were doing, with no one ever pointing out that Oliver and Felicity could have Diggle marry them literally any time they wanted, any other time that was not during the post-funeral wedding of someone else.

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Mercedes Angelica LeAnza, a film and television producer who had been serving as a lead creative producer at Amazon Studios and Prime Video, died on April 10 of bile duct cancer. She was 40.

By Paul Thompson for MailOnline Updated: 12:06 EST, 31 March 2011 202 View comments A morbidly obese man found fused to a chair he had been stuck in for two years has died, it was revealed today. The unnamed man had been found unconscious on Sunday by his girlfriend and had to be wedged free from his recliner by emergency services.

Redeem now High-profile musicians make all sorts of wild demands about their backstage set-ups at concerts: Kanye West reportedly requires a barber's chair. Mariah Carey insists on two vases of white roses. Rock band Van Halen had one of the most oddly specific requests of all: a bowl of M&M candies, with all the brown ones removed. For years, it was seen as complete folly — the band was making a ridiculous demand of concert organizers simply because they could get away with it.