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Tom Cruise patrols a decimated future Earth and jets through the cold dystopia of “Oblivion.”
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Gwyneth Paltrow, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kate Hudson squeezed onto a loveseat last night inside a 31-foot-high Tiffany blue box at Rockefeller Center.
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Director Brian De Palma gave cinema one of its most memorable male characters when he cast Al Pacino as “Scarface” in 1983.
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Bar coding, a technology developed a half-century ago to speed grocery check-out lines, may play a significant role in the Obama administration’s plan to reduce costly medical errors.
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“Bachelorette” views straight men and women as different species, violently antagonistic and equally deadly. It’s such a cruel comedy that the first laughs it shocks out of the audience are too hateful to be much fun.
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Bill Clinton and Tony Blair were buddies before Monica Lewinsky and Slobodan Milosevic spoiled it all.
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Robert Redford, “Scarface” director Brian de Palma and “Tree of Life” director Terrence Malick will screen their new movies at the Venice Film Festival, while Spike Lee debuts a documentary about the late Michael Jackson.
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A cowboy-hat-wearing robot with “Sell” emblazoned across its chest adorns a wall-length mural in the lounge of RGM Advisors LLC in Austin, Texas. Another robot, with “Buy” on it, wobbles toward a green Wall Street sign as two machines tote spark-emitting high-speed cables.
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David Tice , the former Federated Investors fund manager who correctly predicted the bear market in October 2007, is wagering that a film about a one-armed teen surfer will be a big hit.
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High-frequency firms deploying fast computers made $7.2 billion in trading profits in 2009. After the May 6 10-minute crash, regulators are studying how to put the brakes on.
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