Mel Gibson News
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Ford Motor Co. Falcons, driven by Mel Gibson in Australia’s 1979 movie “Mad Max,” have rolled off a Melbourne production line for 53 years. Now, like Max’s “last of the V-8s,” their days are numbered.
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In the crowded annals of Hollywood infamy, few celebrities have matched Mel Gibson ’s dive-bomb from superstar to dirtbag.
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The audio rants purported to depict actor Mel Gibson complicate the release of his next film by Summit Entertainment LLC, the studio that holds U.S. distribution rights, an analyst said.
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Mel Gibson is bypassing theaters and releasing his latest picture on pay-television today, a move other producers are pursuing as consumers spend more to watch movies from home.
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“The Bible,” the History channel miniseries by “Survivor” creator Mark Burnett, drew the network’s biggest audience of the year in its premiere after a months-long campaign to promote the show to Christian audiences.
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Where did Will Oldham’s woozy lullabies, foggy dirges and hillside hymns come from?
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Summit Entertainment LLC plans to release “The Beaver,” a Jodie Foster -directed film starring Mel Gibson , in March, more than eight months after purported audio tirades by the actor complicated the studio’s plans.
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Maxfield Parrish’s famous 1922 “Daybreak” sold for $5.2 million today at Christie’s International in New York, at the low end of the $4 million to $7 million presale estimate.
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Mel Gibson and his wife, Robyn, who filed for divorce last year, are selling a $15 million Maxfield Parrish collection at Christie’s International on May 20 in New York, according to two people familiar with the situation. Christie’s declined to identify the seller.
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After his wife dumps him, depressed businessman Walter Black strings his necktie to a shower rod and tries to hang himself. The rod collapses, sending him crashing to the floor.
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