August 28th, 2012
05:50 PM ET
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August 28th, 2012
05:23 PM ET
DiCaprio at work on anti-poaching film with Hardy, MaguireWe know Leonardo DiCaprio's pretty passionate about wildlife, seeing that he's donated $1 million to the World Wildlife Fund and has tweeted extensively about saving tigers. Now, the actor has recruited a few good men to aid him in his mission. Tobey Maguire and Tom Hardy are on board to help DiCaprio develop a film about poaching over at Warner Bros., a rep for the studio told CNN. As of now, there aren't any acting attachments lined up. 
August 28th, 2012
04:35 PM ET
Shia LaBeouf: Credibility over money, pleaseBy now you should be confident that Shia LaBeouf has a "by any means necessary" approach to acting. Having unsimulated sex, trying some moonshine ... he's willing to do it if it'll get him in character. It's all part of an approach that his "Lawless" director John Hillcoat referred to in an interview with USA Today as "Method-like." So in order to prepare for his role in 2013's "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman," LaBeouf set aside a day for a quick acid trip. 
August 28th, 2012
03:34 PM ET
LeAnn Rimes celebrates 30th birthdayLeAnn Rimes has kissed her 20s good-bye, and not a moment too soon. The country singer turns 30 today, and she's been so ready to reach the milestone that she started celebrating nearly two weeks ago. 
August 28th, 2012
12:58 PM ET
Madonna to Australia: Sorry, but kids come firstAustralian fans have been left out of Madonna's MDNA tour, but the pop star said in a video posted on her website that she had to put her kids first. "I just want to say to all of my Australian fans that I am really and truly sorry to have disappointed you, and that's something that I don't feel very good about," Madonna said. "I know the last time I was on tour I missed Australia as well, and I can promise you in my heart of hearts that it was my intention to come again, but, like the last time, my children are my first priority." 
August 28th, 2012
12:23 PM ET
'2016' highest-grossing conservative documentaryOn a slow weekend, the documentary "2016: Obama's America" took industry observers by surprise, pulling in $6.2 million and earning a spot in the top 10 movies at the box office. For what it's worth, "2016: Obama's America" surpassed the new Kristen Bell/Dax Shepard film "Hit and Run," the Jordin Sparks/Whitney Houston remake of "Sparkle," and "Twilight" star Ashley Greene's new thriller, "The Apparition." |
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