Eddie Murphy News
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Troy Stratos, a failed music producer and screenwriter, wasn’t going to let confinement in a California jail stop him from getting in on the Facebook Inc. craze.
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Actor Eddie Murphy withdrew as host of the 2012 Oscar awards telecast following the exit of producer Brett Ratner over controversial remarks.
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Robert Shapiro, who defended O.J. Simpson in a murder trial, withdrew plans to represent Troy Stratos, who is accused of stealing $7 million from comedian Eddie Murphy’s ex-wife.
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Film producer Brian Grazer stepped in to oversee the 84th Academy Awards in place of Brett Ratner, who left the show this week after making controversial remarks and was followed out the door by host Eddie Murphy.
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Comedian Eddie Murphy was named to host the 84th Academy Awards, as Oscar organizers chose a successful film and television comic after viewer losses in the previous telecast.
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Troy Stratos, a self-described movie producer who left a trail of debt in Europe and North America, was arrested in Los Angeles for allegedly defrauding the ex-wife of comedian Eddie Murphy of at least $7 million.
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Troy David Stratos, self-described movie producer and music impresario, was peeved.
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Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller steal back their careers from kiddy movies and tired franchises with “Tower Heist,” a canny action comedy that rewards its veteran actors with the best showcase they’ve had in years.
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Comic actor Billy Crystal will host the Academy Awards for the ninth time after replacing Eddie Murphy and may be joined onstage by the Muppets.
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“Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax,” based on the popular children’s book, was the top film in the U.S. and Canada for a second weekend, generating $38.8 million in ticket sales and outdrawing Walt Disney Co.’s “John Carter.”
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