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Daily Hollywood: 'Godfather' Returns, Ryan Murphy’s 'One Hit Wonder'

N.D. Plume |
February 29, 2012 | 1:10 a.m. PST

Staff Reporter

It’s a boy for Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck! The child, whose name has yet to be revealed, is the couple’s third. (People)

If you’ve ever wanted to see “The Godfather” in theaters, now’s your chance. The classic film’s screening in 55 locations across the U.S. No L.A. theaters are on the screening location list, but ones in Huntington Beach and Monterey are. (The Hollywood Reporter)

Ryan Murphy + musicals + stars like Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz, Beyonce, and Andy Samberg = anything but a “One Hit Wonder,” which is also the name of the star-packed project. (Deadline)

The littlest Olsen’s doing quite well for herself. Elizabeth Olsen’s reportedly been offered the female lead part in Spike Lee’s remake of the Korean horror/gore film “Oldboy.” (Twitch)

Still waiting on Sufjan Stevens to hit up all 50 states? Keep waiting: his new project is a new band named s/s/s (what) with Son Lux and Serengeti. (Vulture)



 

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dma (not verified) on February 29, 2012 2:22 AM

I "get" that you are trying to provide your readers with the latest offerings from Hollywood. Yep, be colloquial and inform. But, please, learn how to write ("No L.A. theaters are on the screening location list, but ones in Huntington Beach and Monterey are.") Ouch! "ones" and ending a sentence with "are"? And "the littlest Olsen's..." Geez. Quick re-hash: apostrophe + s attached to a proper name = possessive, as in something that belongs to the littlest Olsen. It does not, nor ever will mean "Olsen is". Study the greats: Rona Barrett or Hedda Hopper. Here ya go: fyi, I care little for Hollywood-in-the-(k)now, but, if written well, I'll certainly bookmark and return.

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