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Bruno Mars' "Locked Out Of Heaven" clings to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 despite charge from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. Where does Justin Timberlake debut?

This may be the best cover ever: Samuel L. Jackson took a go at Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," when he appeared on U.K. radio station Capital FM recently.

With "Diamonds" still shining brightly on the Billboard Hot 100, Rihanna's label has chosen "Stay" as the second pop single from "Unapologetic."

Movie closes Sundance this year.

John McTiernan, director of the great Predator, the awesome Die Hard, the wonderful Hunt For Red October, the underrated Last Action Hero, and, uh... some other stuff, is headed to

Movie closes Sundance this year.

Fox, Paramount, Universal and Sony are alleged to have withheld millions of dollars in revenue from movies made in the 1970s

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall review "Legit," the new FX comedy starring Australian comic Jim Jefferies as himself and DJ Qualls as his disabled friend.

Avoid dry grass.

The Jill Soloway film stars Kathryn Hahn, Juno Temple, Josh Radnor and Jane Lynch.

A-listers must choose among CAA, UTA and WME as Hollywood's top agencies go head-to-head on the same night for the first time.

The theatrical/VOD release of the Richard Gere financial thriller was the most successful to date.

You don't know their names yet, but established stars beware: These newcomers could upstage you.

From Dave Grohl playing live to James Franco's kinky afterparties, these are the places to see and be seen.

The festival regular reveals how he managed to make eight movies -- featuring such A-listers as "Silver Linings Playbook" star Jennifer Lawrence and Lena Dunham -- in as many years.

A naturally reserved woman who dislikes public speaking, she has taken more opportunities to defend her film and its portrayal of torture as a tactic used by the C.I.A. in its manhunt.

So is a major shift in Linda's life.

A satirical news report commends the star for inspiring teens to come out with "vague, rambling riddles."

Before they "Star Trek Into Darkness," U.S.S. Enterprise crew members Chris Pine and Zoe Saldana are reuniting to host the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Scientific and Technical Awards in February.

Southern California folk rockers Dawes will release their third album, "Stories Don't End," on April 9. The set marks the band's first since its departure from ATO Records.

The film is still in production.

I didn't cover the NY Times' epic piece on the Bret Easton Ellis-scripted, Paul Shrader-directed, Lindsay Lohan-starring The Canyons, only because the extent of Lindsay Lohan's fascinating yet predictable brand