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New Cubs Owner Asking for Money From Local Celebrities

Tom Ricketts and his family put in the winning bid to purchase the Chicago Cubs back in January, but the details of their offer have yet to be finalized four months later, and Ricketts is looking to find some other investors to help back his $900 million offer for the team. He doesn't need the help with the $850 million...

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Cusack: Hollywood Doesn't Make Good Rom-Coms Anymore

In "The Raven," which opens nationwide on April 27, John Cusack stars as a fictionalized version of Edgar Allan Poe. And in this big-screen extravaganza, directed by James McTeigue ("V for Vendetta"), Poe isn't just the famous â and famously sozzled â author of "The Raven" and "The Telltale Heart"; he's also a...

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05/24/12 First Night: Paperboy, Cannes Film Festival Source: The Independent - London - UK Set in 1969 the plot is ostensibly about a Miami Times reporter, Ward Jansen, (Matthew McConaughey) returning to his Florida hometown to investigate the guilt or otherwise of a death row inmate, Hillary Van Wetter (John Cusack).
05/24/12 Zac Efron: 'Paperboy role was uncomfortable' Source: Digital Spy Zac Efron has admitted that his role in The Paperboy was "uncomfortable".
05/22/12 Paperboy Goes Plop Source: Hollywood Elsewhere According to Indiewire 's Jay A. Fernandez , early Cannes reactions to Lee Daniels ' The Paperboy "suggest the film has more in common with Daniels' Shadowboxer , an arty action film that left critics' jaws agape, rather than the crowd-pleasing Precious."
05/04/12 Movies Now Showing, 5/4/2012 Source: The Denver Post - Denver CO Some reviews originate at newspapers that do not award star ratings; some movies are not screened inadvance for critics.
04/25/12 John Cusack's 5 Creepiest Moments Ever: 'Say Anything'... Source: Hollywood Media Corp. On Friday John Cusack will return to theaters in The Raven , which is being promoted as his darkest role ever.