Cinemark Forgives $700k Bill to Aurora Theater Shooting Victims
Move by theater chain marks end to long legal battle
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Colorado Shootings: Dane Cook Jokes – Movie Was So Bad, Victims ‘Hoping to Be Killed’ (Audio)
"Good Luck Chuck" star Dane Cook shows some bad timing by cracking wise about "Dark Knight Rises" massacre victims
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Colorado Theater Shootings: James Holmes Asks How ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Ends (Report)
The accused gunman's behavior in jail has been described as erratic and unstable
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Colorado Shootings and ‘The Dark Knight': Too Many Guns and a Violent World
In the wake of the shootings at a Colorado movie theater, there is a lesson for us all — one we should have learned a long time ago
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President Obama Offers Comfort After Colorado Shootings
President Obama says that he told families of the victims and the injured that "all of America and much of the world is thinking of them"
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President Obama to Visit Colorado Shooting Victims
President Obama is scheduled to talk with families of the victims of the Colorado theater shootings. A vigil is set for later in the day
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Colorado Shooting Suspect Video Uncovered
Six-year-old video shows James Holmes, 18 at the time, speaking to a Miramar College science group about "temporal illusions."
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Colorado Theater Shooting Victims’ Names Released by Coroner
Eleven of the 12 victims fatally shot at the Aurora, Colo., theater showing "The Dark Knight" are definitively identified. A 6-year-old girl is among the dead
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‘Dark Knight Rises’ Star Christian Bale: ‘My Heart Goes Out’
"The Dark Knight Rises' star adds his condolences for shooting victims to those offered by fellow castmember Gary Oldman and director Christopher Nolan
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‘Dark Knight Rises’ Makes Estimated $75M Friday at Box Office Despite Shootings
WB, rivals mum on "The Dark Knight Rises" box-office grosses in wake of shootings. Estimates suggest it will make $170M for weekend and not challenge "The Avengers"
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Michael Moore on the ‘Dark Knight’ Shooting: ‘We Are a Violent Nation’ (Exclusive)
"Bowling for Columbine" director Michael Moore tells TheWrap that violence will continue until the world has "had its fill" of the U.S.
