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International Edition
May 16, 2012 Last Updated: 5:24:PM EDT

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In Five: Rick Ross Teams With Usher, Sneak Peek at “...
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ARTINFO
1. Rick Ross and Usher have released a song called “Touch’N You.” [Stereogum]2. This trailer for “Amazing Spider-Man” is four minutes long. [Vulture]3. The release date of Alfonso Cuarón's “Gravity” has been moved to 2013. [Inside Movies/EW]Related: “Children of Men” Recut as the Darkest, Artiest Sitcom Ever4. See a few frames of...
Alfonso Cuaron, Amazing Spider-Man, Brian Jones, Gravity, In Five, Paul Thomas Anderson, Rick Ross, The Master, Usher, Columnist, Performing Arts
In Five: Idris Elba to Play Nelson Mandela, Houston...
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ARTINFO
1. Idris Elba will be the latest actor — after Morgan Freeman, Danny Glover, and Terence Howard, who stars in “Winnie,” which has yet to reach the U.S. — to play Nelson Mandela. [Speakeasy/WSJ]2. Whitney Houston’s mother and daughter will appear in a new reality show on Lifetime. [Billboard]3. Jay-Z will anchor his own two-day music...
Demi Lovato, Idris Elba, In Five, Jay-Z, Louise C.K., Television, The X Factor, Whitney Houston, Columnist, Performing Arts
In Five: Todd Solondz’s Wacky New Trailer, Against Me...
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ARTINFO
1. Todd Solondz’s next movie, “Dark Horse,” will focus on a man (Jordan Gelber) who lives and works with his parents (Christopher Walken and Mia Farrow!) and falls in love with a detached woman (Selma Blair). Watch the trailer below. [The Playlist/Indiewire]2. Against Me! singer Tom Gabel has become the first rock star to announce that...
Against Me!, Bobby Brown, Dark Horse, G. Dep, In Five, Laura Jane Grace, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Dictator, Todd Solondz, Tom Gabel, Columnist, Performing Arts
Puzzling Out Abel Ferrara’s Pie-in-the-Sky Web Series...
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Nick Catucci
When we say that Abel Ferrara’s “Pizza Connection” — a web serial for Vice now in its second episode — is loosely based on an FBI case against Sicilian heroin dealers, we mean loosely: As Ferrara explains in an interview paired with the series, “Pizza” is intended to seem as if it could be set in ‘70s, when the investigation (which...
Abel Ferrara, Film, Pizza Connection, Vice, Web serial, Columnist, Performing Arts
Watch: Bob Odenkirk’s Exceptional Adult Swim Show, “...
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Nick Catucci
We’d rather have a “Breaking Bad” spinoff named “Better Call Saul,” but Bob Odenkirk’s new Adult Swim show “Let’s Do This!” casts Walter White’s legal counsel in a nicely similar role, running a sketchy small business out of a strip mall. Drawing from his new wife’s fortune and financing provided by a Kony-like Ugandan, Cal Mackenzie-...
Adult Swim, Bob Odenkirk, Let's Do This!, Television, Columnist, Performing Arts
Florence and the Machine Herald the Return of “Games...
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Nick Catucci
The latest trailer for season two of “Games of Thrones” (kicking off April 1) just about has it all:  Peter Dinklage’s glorious Tyrion telling off a smirking Cersei; Arya Starke pointing out that “anyone can be killed” (obviously); Florence Welch declaring, in grand Florence Welch-fashion, that she has “come to burn your kingdom...
Florence and the Machine, Game of Thrones, Television, The Simpsons, Trailer, Columnist, Performing Arts
Rainn Wilson, Louis C.K., and the Problem of the “Rape...
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Nick Catucci
Before we debate the issue of jokes about rape and whether or not they can ever be funny, there’s one thing on which we should all be able to agree: Rainn Wilson is a shit. This we base not just on his own rape jokes — this week, it was “If I were ever date-raped I would want it to be to ‘Whole Lotta Love’ by Led Zeppelin” — but the “...
Comedy, Louis C.K., Rainn Wilson, Television, Columnist, Performing Arts
New Louis C.K. Sitcom Apparently Devoted to Crappiest...
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Nick Catucci
Louis C.K., the comic who once devoted a segment of his FX comedy “Louie” to having his character sing along to all six minutes and nineteen seconds of the Who’s “Who Are You” while driving a car to visit his racist great aunt, is now creating a sitcom pilot for CBS. This as-yet-unamed show, which C.K. is writing with Spike Feresten, an...
Louis C.K., Television, Columnist, Performing Arts
Ten People Julian Assange Should Interview on His New...
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Nick Catucci
Jay Leno will soon have some stiff competition as television’s most controversial talk show host. Earlier this week, Julian Assange — the Wikileaks founder now under house arrest in England while awaiting judgement on an extradition order issued by Sweden, where he is wanted on a sexual assault charge — announced that he will helm a...
Television, Columnist, Performing Arts
“Archer,” TV’s Best Shamelessly Mancentric Show
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Nick Catucci
Men aged 18 to 34 aren’t a monolithic group, and neither is the television programming intended to capture their demographic. Although one wonders if that’s merely an accident, witnessing the pandering nature of so much action, comedy, and whatever-“Tosh.0”-is programming. Just today Vulture provides a troublesome but entirely...
Comedy, Television, Columnist, Performing Arts

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