Man Appears to Point Gun at Camera During Chicago TV News Crew’s Live Report on Gun Violence (Video)
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‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Senate Investigation Is Closed (Report)
"Zero Dark Thirty" filmmakers became subjects of the probe after politicians objected to its portrayal of torture by CIA officers
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Oscars 2013: Inside the After-Parties (Photos)
Elton John clears $6 million net on viewing and after-party, a Barbra Streisand supergroup at the Governors Ball, Seth's overnight orchestra, and the late-night scene at the Chateau
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Oscars 2013: On a Night the Academy Spreads the Wealth, Ben Affleck Gets Last Laugh
"Argo" is the least-awarded Best Picture winner since "Crash," but Ben Affleck puts the Academy's Best Director snub behind him to gain redemption — and maybe a little revenge
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Oscars 2013: Signs Point to an ‘Argo’ Triumph, But Can You Trust the Signs?
A lengthy, confusing Oscar season was turned upside down by a revamped voting timetable and knocked for a loop by baffling Best Director nominations
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With 6 $100 Million Nominees, Oscar’s Slate Is One of the Richest Ever
"Silver Linings Playbook" is the unprecedented sixth $100 million Best Picture nominee, but will that translate into hit ratings?
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Partying Down During Oscar’s Walk-Up Week (Photos)
From Jessica Chastain chatting up Harry Potter, to Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams hunkering down together, to awards winners with trophies riding shuttle buses — a continuously updating gallery of the scene leading up to Oscar night.
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The Oscar Nominee Who’s Absolutely Sure to Lose
With editing nominations for "Argo" and "Zero Dark Thirty," William Goldenberg hopes to lose to himself
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The Oscars Endgame: An Expensive Way to Make a Last Impression
Thanks to the Academy's Directors Branch, rival films are adjusting their ads and spending big bucks in an attempt to score an upset victory — and WB is spending big to prevent it
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An Open Letter to Oscar Voters on Best Picture Race
The pundits may tell you that only a couple of films still have a shot at Best Picture, but the nice thing about the Oscar ballot is that it lets you ignore the pundits
