Annette Bening News
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Sixto Rodriguez was supposed to be the next Bob Dylan. In one corner of the world, unknown to him for decades, he was.
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With all the hubbub about same-sex marriage, along comes a movie that reminds us that gay spouses can be as screwed up as heterosexual ones.
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Colin Firth is the heavy favorite to win the best-actor Oscar for his unglamorous performance as stuttering British monarch George VI in “The King’s Speech.”
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Beverly is the bossy-boots wife who smooches strong, silent Tony in front of her nervy husband. Tony’s mousy wife and neurotic neighbor Susan look on.
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Lisa Falcone is sitting at the head of a conference table, rapping to music by Swizz Beatz and waving her tanned arms above her head. She's meeting with the two employees of her fledgling company, Everest Entertainment. Just outside the room, her husband, Philip Falcone, is running his $9 billion hedge fund, Harbinger Capital, but that doesn't hold her back. She produced the song and sings along as it blasts from iPod speakers on the table: "Come on bitches, get your hands in the air, ugly bitches too, we don't care!"
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Philip Falcone left his hometown of Chisholm in northern Minnesota’s rusting Iron Range in 1980 in the passenger seat of a 12-year-old Mercury Cougar that cost $150.
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Phil Falcone, founder of Harbinger Capital Partners, has made and lost billions with bets on mortgages and iron mines. Now, in a bid to build a new broadband network, he’s blasting investors money into space.
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I have one sure-fire prediction for Sunday night’s Academy Awards telecast: Co-hosts James Franco and Anne Hathaway won’t be cracking jokes about Charlie Sheen ’s substance abuse, Ashton Kutcher ’s love life or gay Scientologists.
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Angelina Jolie , Madonna and Sandra Bullock have made tabloid headlines by adopting children. Rodrigo Garcia takes a more sober look at the subject in “ Mother and Child .”
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A stuttering king, a hillbilly hermit, a trapped mountain climber and an Internet entrepreneur are among the varied subjects of my favorite films of 2010.
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