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  The 10 Best Groups and Gangs from the Movies

  The Avengers aren't the only clique worth loving.

  
  
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  David Cross with 'Arrested Development' Cast: Scared to Reunite with Blue Man Group

  Plus, Scientology has taught him to fly.

  
  
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  Is Vanessa Lachey Becoming a 98 Degrees Groupie?

  The mom-to-be discusses the potential reunion tour. 

  
  
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  The Daily Shuffle: Anti-Gay Group Attacks JC Penny For Partnering With Ellen DeGeneres

  They're petitioning for the popular TV host to be fired!
  

  
  
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  Madonna Angers Anti-Drug Group With New Album Title

  They have seen the last 29 years of her career, right?

  
  
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  Farewell 'Community': We Celebrate The Study Group's Superpowers

  With one episode left before its dreaded hiatus, we celebrate the glorious sitcom.

  
  
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  Adoptive Parent Groups Attack 'Glee' for 'Quinn Wants Her Baby Back' Storyline

  Quinn needs to dial it back.

  
  
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  The Group is Divided in Epic New Trailer for 'The Walking Dead' Season 2

  Zombies are the lesser of two evils now.

  
  
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  Gwyneth Paltrow & Jimmy Fallon Form An R&B Group: Late Last Night

  Plus, Snooki talks about -- you guessed it -- absolutely nothing.
  

  
  
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  Exclusive: Zach Galifianakis To Focus Group 'Between Two Boobs'

  We chat with the rising star about his new film 'It's Kind of a Funny Story' and revamping his internet sensation
  

  
  
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  UK Cinema Group Boycotts 'Alice,' But Disney Insiders Say Talks Continue

  The UK's Odeon and UCI Cinema Group has decided not to screen Tim Burton's 3D 'Alice in Wonderland' over Disney's plans to release the film on DVD after just 12 weeks.

  
  
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  China Film Group Pulling 'Avatar' From 2-D Screens Earlier Than Expected

  'Avatar' may be the most successful movie of all time in China, but, according to media reports, it is being pulled from the majority of theaters there much sooner than expected.

  
  
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  Ferrell and Hanks Join Green Day for TV Supergroup

  Tom Hanks, Will Ferrell, Anne Hathaway and Green Day formed the unlikeliest of supergroups for a skit on the season finale of 'Saturday Night Live.'

  
  
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  New FB Group: 'I Want to Fight Chris Brown'

  The social online network, Facebook, has gotten itself into some hot water this week ... even so, it's still a vehicle to reach out to the public.
  

  
  
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  Anti-Scientology Group Plans to Picket Katie Holmes' Broadway Debut

  A crippling strike shut down most Broadway during the 2007 holiday season--there's another reported protest looming but it is only targeted toward one show--
  an anti-Scientology group plans to stage a picket when Katie Holmes takes to the stage for her Broadway debut next month.

  
  
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  Group Questions Cat Stevens' U.S. Deportation

  An Islamic group with offices in Anaheim called on the Bush administration today to explain why Yusuf Islam--formerly the singer who performed as Cat Stevens--was denied entry into the United States.

  
  
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  Linda Ronstadt Ejected by Las Vegas Casino for "9/11" Statement; Britney Spears Swigs Ginseng, Not Whiskey; Advocacy Groups Challenge Fox News Slogan

  Linda Ronstadt ejected by Las Vegas casino; Britney Sears swigs ginseng, not whiskey; advocacy groups challenge Fox News slogan; more...

  
  
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  DMX Arrested for Allegedly Stealing Car, Conservative Group Challenges Fahrenheit TV Ads, Ashley Olsen Cancels Trip to Australia

  DMX is reportedly the star of his very own crime song. The rapper-actor was arrested last night on charges that he and another man tried to steal a car in a parking lot of New York's Kennedy Airport. Also in the news: Michael Moore, Fahrenheit 9/11, Ashley Olsen, Mary Kate Olsen, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Courteney Cox, David Arquette and Monica Lewinsky.

  
  
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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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  Courtney Love, Universal Music Group Settle Dispute

  Courtney Love and Universal Music Group announced today they have resolved all of their legal disputes, with UMG waiving any rights to future recordings by the singer.

  
  
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  Conservative Groups Protest Fox's Playboy Programming

  The Christian Coalition, Concerned Women for America (CWA) and Focus on the Family are just three of the seven right-wing groups that sent a letter of protest to News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch over the May 10 two-hour special. (News Corp. owns Fox.)

  
  
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  News Roundup: Another church group burns "Harry Potter" books

  News Roundup for Dec. 13 Harry Potter books burned. Ben Kingsley The Bee Gees Dick Clark Michael Jackson Rosie O'Donnell Marilyn Manson Fat Albert Bill Cosby Forest Whitaker Barry Manilow

  
  
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  News Roundup: Group to entertain troops

  Clint Black, Taylor Dane, "Downtown" Julie Brown, Janet Langhart Cohen, Twisted Sister, Ace Frehley, Sebastian Bach, Jay Jay French, The Beastie Boys, B-52s, Cibo Matto, Saul William, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Jay Leno, Natalie Cole, Emily Couric, O.J. Simpson, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Britney Spears, Twisted Sister, KISS, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Screen Actors Guild, The Guardian, Scrubs, Crossing Jordan, UC: Undercover, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, more.

  
  
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  TV news groups vet Al-Jazeera, but not dish network

  Although the White House has asked the major TV networks not to carry live broadcasts by the Arabic news channel Al-Jazeera on the grounds that they could include coded messages to terrorist cells operating in the U.S., it has not asked EchoStar Communications' Dish Network to stop offering Al-Jazeera to its subscribers, who, for an additional fee, can receive it 24 hours a day, the New York Times observed today.

  
  
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  Conservative Christian groups vow to battle "Harry Potter"

  Some Christian fundamentalist groups are preparing to mount a campaign against Warner Bros.' planned release of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in November.

  
  
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  Hip-hop group alters album cover

  Hip-hop group, The Coup, changed the cover art for their upcoming Nov. 6 release, Party Music, hours after the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon early Tuesday morning. The album cover depicted New York's twin towers exploding.

  
  
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  "Reservoir Dogs" dolls anger Aussie kids groups

  A line of collectible action figures issued to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Quentin Tarantino's violent Reservoir Dogs has sparked an uproar in Australia between children's advocacy groups and toy retailers.

  
  
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  Religious group seeks order barring movie poster

  A French religious group with the formidable title The General Alliance Against Racism and for the Respect of the French Christian Identity is seeking a court injunction against posters for a new film titled Ceci Est Mon Corps(This Is My Body).

  
  
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  News groups go to bat for jailed writer

  Several leading news organizations, including CBS News and NBC have filed a motion demanding access to a closed hearing, scheduled for Wednesday, in the case of writer Vanessa Leggett, who was jailed for refusing to turn over to a federal grand jury her notes and tapes of interviews with Roger Angleton, an accused murderer.

  
  
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  Ovitz selling off TV group

  Having failed to find a buyer for his money-hemorrhaging Artists Television Group, Michael Ovitz is selling off the company piecemeal.

  
  
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  Journalists' group condemns Canadian ruling

  The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), the world's largest journalist group, has condemned a ruling by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission that permits television stations and newspapers that have the same owner to use a single reporter to cover a story.

  
  
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  West Wing," "Malcolm" honored by family group

  The West Wing was voted the best drama and Malcolm in the Middle, the best comedy by the Family Friendly Programming Forum, a consortium of advertisers.

  
  
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  Group proposes tit-for-tat to stop runaway productions

  The Hollywood-based Film and Television Action Committee is circulating a petition urging the U.S. government to impose tariffs on films that receive Canadian tax breaks.

  
  
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  Religious group blasts BBC's appointment of agnostic

  The million-member Evangelical Alliance of Britain has condemned the decision of the BBC to appoint Alan Bookbinder, a professed "open-hearted agnostic," to be head of its religious programming.

  
  
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  Judas touch kills movie about heavy-metal group

  Although the upcoming (Sept. 14) movie Rock Star, starring Mark Wahlberg, is reportedly based on a 1997 New York Times article about a singer in a Judas Priest cover band who was hired by the actual band, all references to the heavy-metal group were removed from the screenplay before it was shot, MTV News reported on its Web site Friday.

  
  
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  Minority groups: networks only give lip service to diversity

  A coalition of minority groups Thursday is expected to issue a "report card" on the TV networks' efforts to increase ethnic diversity in front of and behind the cameras, with every network except NBC being criticized sharply for their failure to make good on promises to diversify.

  
  
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  Report: Dobbs to be paid for speaking to Ford group

  Despite CNN policy barring employees from accepting payments for speeches before any group that they report on, returning CNN Moneyline anchor is being paid for an appearance this weekend at a Florida gathering of top Ford executives, the Washington Post reported Friday.

  
  
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  Arab-American group to honor Sting

  British rock star singer Sting will receive an award for promoting cross-cultural understanding on May 5 in Washington, D.C.

  
  
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  Anti-Scientology Group Plans to Picket Katie Holme's Broadway Debut

  A crippling strike shut down most Broadway during the 2007 holiday season--there's another reported protest looming but it is only targeted toward one show--
  an anti-Scientology group plans to stage a picket when Katie Holmes takes to the stage for her Broadway debut next month.