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• Disney selling Miramax to investors for $660M

  The Associated Press | NEW YORK — The Walt Disney Co. is selling Miramax Films to a group of investors for $660 million, marking a new phase for a studio that helped launch the career of Quentin Tarantino and push independent movies into the mainstream. ...

• Angelina Calls 'Jersey Shore' Season-Two Premiere 'Intense'

  MTV.com | 'I think that the show is pretty intense so far,' 'Jersey Shore' star tells MTV News. By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Ignacio Guzman On Thursday night, Angelina made her big return to "Jersey Shore." And her return did not get a very warm response, ...

• Heidi Montag Files For Divorce From Spencer Pratt

  Access Hollywood | We're Gonna Let You Finish… After You Look At These Hot Shots Of Kanye West! Dish Of Salt, Comic-Con 2010: Zack Snyder On The 'Sucker Punch' Cast - 'They're Amazing!' Dish Of Salt: Will Nigel Lythgoe Return To 'Idol'? Glam Slam: The Friday Five — All ...

• Feel The Relief As The Miramax Sale Finally, Finally Goes Through

  Cinema Blend | The weird, long, frustrating national nightmare for indie film fans is over. Miramax has finally been sold not to the Weinstein Brothers who founded it or Rob Lowe or anyone all that interesting, but to Ronald Tutor ...

• Sandra Bullock Takes Back Her Gulf Coast Restoration Request

  OK! Magazine | Sandra Bullock wants her part of Gulf Coast restoration video removed until she's certain it wasn't influenced by the oil industry. A spokeswoman for Sandra said in a statement Thursday, the actress wants her footage removed from the film until she's ...

• Review: 'Cats & Dogs' sequel better than 1st

  San Francisco Chronicle | Family action comedy. Directed by Brad Peyton. With the voices of Bette Midler, Nick Nolte, James Marsden and Christina Applegate. (PG. 82 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) James Marsden voices Diggs and Christina Applegate is Catherine. ...

• Matt LeBlanc: 'I was just sick of doing it'

  USA Today | "I dyed my hair the whole time on Friends," the star, 43, admitted yesterday at a Television Critics' Panel in Beverly Hills for his new Showtime series Episodes. And why hasn't he continued to darken his locks? "I just was sick of doing it," LeBlanc ...