Bryan Singer Breaks Silence on Abuse Claims; Seth Meyers to Host Emmys; 'Jem and the Holograms' Finds Stars; Disney Gives No Bonus to Laid-Off 'Frozen' Animators; Box Office: 'Other Woman' to Top 'Brick Mansions'
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Bryan Singer Breaks Silence on Abuse Claims: 'Outrageous, Vicious and Completely False'
The "X-Men: Days of Future Past" director says he won't participate in any media events for the upcoming film. | Read More
Seth Meyers Set to Host 2014 Emmys
Don Mischer will produce the ceremony, which takes place Aug. 25. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
'Jem and the Holograms' Finds Its Stars (Exclusive)
"Nashville" actress Aubrey Peeples will play the lead, and the Holograms will be played by Stefanie Scott, Aurora Perrineau and Hayley Kiyoko. | Read More
Disney Gives No Bonus to Laid-Off 'Frozen' Animators
Laid-off employees who worked on the blockbuster hit have complained that they didn't share in the bonuses, according to the IATSE rep. | Read More
Box Office Preview: 'The Other Woman' Looks to Beat 'Brick Mansions,' 'Quiet Ones'
Cameron Diaz stars opposite Leslie Mann in the comedic romp; "Brick Mansions" is the penultimate film from the late Paul Walker. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
'Dancing With the Stars' Names New Showrunner
Former "X Factor" and "America's Got Talent" EP Rob Wade will take the reins from longtime topper Conrad Green, who departs at the end of the current cycle for Fox's "Utopia." | Read More
'True Blood's' Sam Trammell to Star in Amazon Drama (Exclusive)
He'll topline "Cocked," from "Lie to Me" creator Samuel Baum. | Read More
'Bachelorette' Creator Mike Fleiss Reacts to Contestant's Death: 'We're All Devastated'
Eric Hill, who appears in the upcoming season of the reality series, died after a paragliding accident last weekend; his death "transcends everything, certainly a television show," said its creator/executive producer. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
California Governor's Office Optimistic But Offers No Guarantee of Expanded Tax Incentives
At the annual California Film Commission breakfast, a member of Brown's team said they are aware of the program's value but cautioned that doesn't assure support. | Read More
Amazon Posts 23 Percent Rise in Quarterly Revenue
The online retailer reports net income of $108 million on sales of $19.8 billion. | Read More
Vice News Video Reporter Detained In Ukraine Has Been Freed
Simon Ostrovsky was released on Thursday after four days of captivity. | Read More
LATEST MUSIC NEWS
'American Idol' Recap: Who Went Home Grumpy on Results Show?
Grumpy Cat returned to the "Idol" stage, as America sent another favorite home Thursday. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
James Earl Jones to Return to Broadway in 'You Can't Take It With You'
The two-time Tony winner will star in a Scott Ellis-directed revival of Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman's 1936 comedy classic, opening Sept. 28. | Read More
Paris Photo L.A. Preview: The Events and Exhibits to Visit
The annual photography fair, attended by the likes of Morgan Freeman, David Lynch and Drew Barrymore, returns on April 25 with more than 80 galleries participating at the Paramount Studios lot. | Read More
Paso Robles Is California's New Cabernet Country
The Central Coast area's Cabernet Sauvignon producers will celebrate with a festival of wine tastings this weekend. Get ready to drink up. | Read More
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Elmo Puppeteer Kevin Clash Cleared of Sex Abuse Charges
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Friday, April 25, 2014 at 5:00 AM.

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