Cash (2008)

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  David Letterman Cashes in with Insane Record-Breaking Deal

  There's a new legend in late night.

  
  
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  The Daily Shuffle: Lindsay Lohan Loses $10,000 In Cash

  After someone stole her purse.
  

  
  
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  Exclusive: Kevin Spacey Begs Craig Robinson for Cash in New The Father of Invention' Clip

  Ride your bicycle, Mr. Spaceman.

  
  
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  Five Ways 'Fast Five' Makes Fast Cash

  Cars! Explosions! Babes! Oh my!
  

  
  
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  Zac Efron Will 'Snabba Cash' For Warner Bros.

  He'll star in and produce a remake of the Swedish crime thriller
  

  
  
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  Heigl Cashes In On Witherspoon's 'Money' Role

  Katherine Heigl has replaced Reese Witherspoon in forthcoming film 'One for the Money.'

  
  
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  'Titanic' Stars Hand Over Cash to Ship's Last Survivor

  Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have proved that their generosity is of titanic proportions -- after donating $30,000 to help the last remaining survivor of the doomed ship.

  
  
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  Steven Spielberg Donates Cash to Gay Activists

  Moviemaker Steven Spielberg has followed in the footsteps of Brad Pitt by donating $100,000 to a campaign to keep gay marriage legal in California.
  

  
  
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  Phoenix Apologizes for Poor Cash Show

  Joaquin Phoenix apologized to inmates at Folsom State Prison in California Tuesday for messing up a concert and not bringing his Walk the Line co-star Reese Witherspoon with him.
  
  

  
  
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  Anna Nicole Gets a Boost in Her Battle for Late Husband's Cash

  Anna Nicole Smith has been given a boost as she fights for her late husband's millions—U.S. solicitor general Paul Clement is on her side.
  
  

  
  
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  Washington Beats the Cold with Cash Gift

  Denzel Washington has warmed the hearts and hands of Rocky Mount, Virginia, residents—by donating $25,000 to a charity that helps people struggling to meet winter heating costs.
  
  

  
  
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  Cash's Daughter Slams ‘Walk the Line’

  Johnny Cash's daughter Kathy is distraught after viewing new Cash biopic Walk the Line, because it portrays her mother as a "mad little psycho".
  
  

  
  
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  "Nemo" Swims to DVD Sales Records, More Film Critics Groups Protest Screener Ban, Cash Wins Posthumous CMA Awards

  News, Nov. 6: "Nemo" Swims to Top DVD Sales, More Film Critics Protest Screener Ban, Cash Wins Posthumous CMA Awards Dirty Pretty Things Tyrese

  
  
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  Britney Bitter About Men, "Price Is Right" Announcer Dies, Tim Robbins To Host Cash Tribute

  Pop princess Britney Spears says she became bitter with men after her very public breakup with ex Justin Timberlake. Also: Columbus Short Rod Roddy The Aviator David Bowie Iman Tommy Hilfiger Rosie O'Donnell Luiz Guzman Tim Robbins Johnny Cash

  
  
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  "8 Simple Rules" Premiere Gets Top Ratings, Public Memorial Set for Johnny Cash, Malibu Man Claims "Bachelor" Trashed His Home

  ABC's airing Tuesday night of first of the late comedian John Ritter's final episodes of 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter was a ratings hit for the network. Also: Johnny Cash The Bachelor Kenneth Chyten David Letterman The Human Stain Charleton Heston Elton John Danny McBride Len Wiseman Underworld

  
  
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  Britney Performs Surprise Vegas Show, Cash Mourned at Private Service, Sheen and Richards Expecting

  Britney Spears was back in the spotlight this weekend after giving a surprise performance Sunday morning at the Palms hotel-casino in Las Vegas--and the pop princess gave the 1,800 patrons at the Rain nightclub something to drool over. Also: Johnny Cash Arnold Schwarzenegger Charlie Sheen Denise Richards David Blaine Van Helsing Exorcist: The Beginning Paul Schrader Lorenzo di Bonaventura GI Joe

  
  
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  Country Legend Johnny Cash Dies

  Country Legend Johnny Cash dies at the age of 71.

  
  
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  Schwarzenegger's Dirty Laundry Aired, Johnny Cash Hospitalized, "xXx" Gets Sequel

  News, Aug. 29: Arnold Schwarzenegger's Dirty Laundry Aired, Johnny Cash Hospitalized, xXx Gets Sequel Vin Diesel Rob Cohen Lee Tamahori Omar Sharif Cameron Diaz Adam Sandler Kill Bill Quentin Tarantino

  
  
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  Viacom makes big cash purchase

  Viacom Inc owner of CBS announced today it has agreed to acquire the assets of KCAL-TV from Young Broadcasting for $650 million in cash

  
  
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  NBC book interviews generate cash

  NBC receives 10 percent of each sale generated by commercials for Amazon.com that run following book interviews on Today, Dateline and cable network MSNBC, according to TV Guide.

  
  
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  Johnny Cash hospitalized

  Country singer Johnny Cash was listed in stable condition Wednesday, after being diagnosed with bronchitis, Reuters reports. Cash was admitted to the Baptist Hospital in Nashville on Sunday.

  
  
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  EchoStar: no cash for DirectTV

  EchoStar has been unable to find investors willing to put up the cash for a planned bid to buy Hughes Electronics, the operator of the DirecTV home satellite service, the London Financial Times reported today (Friday). Its inability to do would appear to increase the chances that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp will eventually forge a deal with Hughes' parent, General Motors, to buy Hughes, the newspaper observed. EchoStar chairman Charlie Ergen might still make a bid for the company, hoping to buy time while other possible investors whom he has sounded out perform due diligence, according to the FT.

  
  

  
  
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  Cash-strapped museum to sell first Mickey Mouse drawing

  To some, it is the most significant auction in the world of cartoon art, bar none.

  To others, it's just an unfortunate day in the life of a museum.

  On Saturday, Guernsey's auction house will conduct an extensive auction of cartoon art, with most of the 700 works up for sale coming from the International Museum of Cartoon Art in Boca Raton, Fla. The museum, founded by Beetle Bailey creator Mort Walker, is home to more than 200,000 drawings.

  The museum is selling one of it's most prized possessions - what may be the original drawings of Mickey Mouse - among its almost 600 items for sale. The museum is attempting to wipe out the almost $2 million it owes on its mortgage, as well as create an endowment for future operating expenses. Typical of the plight of many nonprofits, the museum has experienced funding problems that necessitate the sale

  
  
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  Springfield flushed with cash

  Watch out Montgomery Burns, you're no longer the only tycoon in Springfield with money to burn. The voices behind The Simpsons will enjoy a 43 percent salary increase for the 13th and 14th seasons of the hit Fox animated sitcom, Variety reports.

  
  
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  NEWSMAKERS: Red-Hot Regis Cashes In

  SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 8, 2000 -- It's good to be Regis Philbin. If you are Regis Philbin, you have "television magic." If you are Regis Philbin, you are "the hottest thing in television." And if you are Regis Philbin, you have a fat, new contract with your TV bosses.
  
  The suits at ABC and parent-company Disney announced today that they'd inked Reeg to long-term deals to continue as host of the network's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and the Disney-produced syndicated morning talker "Live! With Regis & Kathie Lee."
  
  In making the announcement, Buena Vista Television President Janice Marinelli said all that stuff about Regis being hot and having magic. Unfortunately, she didn't say anything about how much they're going to be paying Reeg. (Reports that Philbin had secured a $20 million-per-year deal out of ABC for "Millionaire" recently were denied -- by Philbin.)

  
  
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  The Material Girl Cashes In?

  SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 2, 2000 -- Madonna's "The Next Best Thing" could turn out to be the best thing at the box office this weekend.
  
  "It's going to be a very lackluster weekend. Nothing's going to be too great," predicted one studio insider looking at tracking scores. The one possible exception: "Next Best Thing," starring the M One and Rupert Everett as a straight woman and a gay man, respectively, who raise a child together. In recent studio tracking data, the comedy-drama was listed as the No. 1 movie of choice by 8 percent of potential moviegoers -- up from 6 percent earlier in the week.
  
  "It's a very positive sign and means that, maybe, it can get into the $8-10 million territory," the insider said. "If that's the case, it should be No. 1."
  
  "The Next Best Thing's" only real competition, the insider added, is likely to be last week's No. 1 -- "The Whole Nine