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Inside Jay Leno's Teary, Guest-Filled 'Tonight Show' Goodbye (Video)
Leno signs off after 22 years at NBC, with wife Mavis and friends in the audience, and a handful of surprise guests -- including Carol Burnett and Oprah Winfrey. | Read More
Box Office: 'Lego Movie' Set to Defeat 'Monuments Men,' 'Vampire Academy'
The family film is based on the wildly popular toy line and hopes to launch a new franchise; "Monuments Men" opens in the U.S. on the eve of its international premiere at the Berlin Film Festival. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Paul Bettany to Play the Vision in 'Avengers: Age of Ultron'
The English actor has been cast as the iconic comic book hero. | Read More
Berlin: Jay Baruchel to Star in Stephen King Adaptation, 'The Ten O'Clock People'
Tom Holland, who wrote and helmed 1980s horror classics "Fright Night" and "Child's Play," is directing the short story adaptation. | Read More
Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson Close Deals to Return to 'Pitch Perfect 2'
Elizabeth Banks is directing the sequel to the 2012 hit. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Jay Leno's Last Show And Lasting Legacy: Saving A Tear For the Third Act
See you later? | Read More
Jimmy Kimmel's 'Nemesis' Matt Damon Returns, and This Time It's War
The cast of "The Monuments Men" came on to promote the World War II drama on Thursday night, prompting Kimmel to ask George Clooney: "Why not make Matt Damon Hitler?" | Read More
Sochi: Peter Dinklage Kicks Off NBC's Winter Olympics Opener (Exclusive Video)
Watch a clip from NBC's coverage kickoff, with the "Game of Thrones" actor lending his voice to usher in the worldwide winter sports competition. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
'The Bible' Producers: Hollywood Thought 'We Were Going to Go Away' After Miniseries
Mark Burnett and Roma Downey appeared at a National Prayer Breakfast event in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. "Just being Christian doesn't give you the excuse to make bad movies," Burnett says. | Read More
Record Labels Seek to Punish SiriusXM Over Pre-1972 Music
A high-stakes lawsuit gets moving with a big motion on proposed jury instruction. | Read More
'Dallas Buyers Club' Rightsholder Sues Torrent Users for Piracy
Producers of the Oscar-nominated movie are using a controversial legal maneuver to hunt down pirates. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Friday, February 07, 2014 at 5:01 AM.

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