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"Your Highness? That movie sucks. You can't get around that."

– James Franco, panning his 2011 action-comedy movie costarring Natalie Portman and Zooey Deschanel, to GQ



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Leaving her hotel in NYC - May 15, 2013

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just hurry the fuck up June, I'm so done

Tonight, Kanye West has proven himself an innovator in the art of the album launch. He unveiled a new song and video via projections on buildings across the world. Above is what was projected at the corner of Bedford and N. 7 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. According to Rap-Up, the song premiered is called "New Slaves". Check out video below.

Kanye's website has posted a map of the world, indicating where actions will take place throughout the night in cities throughout the world. Sixty-six projections are involved in the launch.
The track will be on the follow-up to 2010's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.

After tonight's events, we can only imagine what kind of Kanye-isms he's got cooked up for his "Saturday Night Live" performance tomorrow night.

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Two things can be said about this: the song I've had on repeat since yesterday is a demo AND it'll be a radio single.

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The Young and the Restless' Joshua Morrow Talks About Nick's Shocking Daddy Issues!



Fans of The Young and the Restless just found out that good guy Nick Newman is capable of heartless deceit. Yes, it seems our Nick has known for years that he might not be the father of Summer. TV Guide spoke with Morrow about this messy development.

TV Guide: Great story twist, but this is so not Nick. How can he justify what he's done?
Morrow: It really worried me when I heard they were taking my character in a direction that was potentially evil. Nick takes being a father very seriously. How could he deny another man the right to parent his own child? I expressed my concern about that but Josh Griffith and Jill Phelps said, "We have a way of telling this story that won't make it as dastardly as it seems."

TV Guide: Which is?
Morrow: By making it clear that, in Nick's heart, he didn't do anything wrong. He was so distraught about the death of Cassie that when the paternity test for Summer came back corrupted and inconclusive — something he shared with no one — he just couldn't bear the thought of losing Summer, too. He refused to do another test. He's lived with it for so long it became the truth. He needed to raise another daughter to replace the one he lost.

TV Guide: Did you have much warning about this?
Morrow: Not really, but that's the way I like it. [Laughs] I'm not Michael Muhney [Adam] who needs to know his story six months in advance! I firmly believe that knowing too much too soon can color your performance in a not good way. There have been other times over the years where they handed me a story and I was like, "Really?" But you just strap it on like a football helmet and go.

TV Guide: So Nick would have gone on forever with this secret if Summer hadn't developed the hots for Kyle?
Morrow: Yeah, probably. But now he's freaking out because there's a good likelihood that Summer and Kyle are brother and sister. He's gone flippin' crazy over it, beating his chest, threatening Kyle, grounding Summer. People don't know what to think. Even our producer, Tony Morina, came out of the booth and said, "It's nice seeing Nick a little unhinged but he's like, weird, man!"

TV Guide: How bad will this get? The truth's gotta come out, right?
Morrow: Finally the guilt is too much and Nick, unbeknownst to anyone, does another paternity test using hair from Summer's hairbrush, and that comes back 99.9 percent conclusive. There's big trouble if the baby is Jack's. But no matter how it turns out, Phyllis will be furious. Hell hath no fury like the Red Tornado in an uproar. [Laughs] I think there may be carnage.

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Because names like Shatner and Nimoy have so much mojo, J.J. Abrams’s Star Trek reboot was going to either stand or fall on its casting. Actor John Cho was acutely aware of this when he signed on for the first film, released in 2009. The Korean-American actor noted that his character, Sulu -- in contrast to original series leads like Kirk and Spock -- went from supporting player to something else entirely as the years went on.



“I think that has to do with George Takei,” he said, in a call from San Francisco. “One, his performance, and secondly who he’s become in popular culture. I think over the years my opinion of him has become this: he’s one of the bravest people I know. And in particular, as someone who’s done comedy, I really respect that he’s willing to be laughed at.”

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Damn, keeping with the subtle shade. He often sounds both snarky and sad at the same time when he talks about this stuff. :( Anyone who saw the movie, was he sexy in his

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