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Netflix loses 1800 streaming titles including South Park, classic James Bond …
Netflix on Wednesday lost almost 1,800 titles from its streaming library as licensing deals with studios like MGM, Warner Bros. and Universal expired. Titles now removed from the catalog include all 15 seasons of South Park, classic James Bond films …
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Bloomberg: “Millions Use Netflix Without Paying” (video)
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Netflix Looks Back on Its Near-Death Spiral
For Reed Hastings, the chief executive of Netflix, the worst part of the company's 2011 self-inflicted Qwikster debacle, in which Netflix tried to both raise prices and spin off its DVD-by-mail business, wasn't the parody by “Saturday Night Live,” the …
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For James Franco's birthday, find out which one of his many characters you are most like.

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Yess!!! Our ears and soul are so glad James Blake is back and making new music!!

His songs are so dark, so haunting, so deeply poignant — we LOVE them!!

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James is such an outstanding musician and composer, it’s hard to believe …

As part of their commitment to produce compelling non-fiction and continue forcing James Gandolfini to make his bones, HBO is planning some new, original films to look at the life of Nora Ephron and laugh at some paleontologists.

Deadline reports the network is currently looking for a writer for Bone Wars, a TV movie that already has Gandolfini and his Burt Wonderstone co-star Steve Carell attached to produce and star. They’d play Edward Drinker Cope of Philadelphia’s Academy of Natural Sciences and Othniel Charles Marsh of Yale’s Peabody Museum of Natural History, postbellum rival paleontologists whose competitive feud for dinosaur remnants “led to the discovery of more than 160 dinosaurs and their mutual downward spiral.” It’s described as a “sophisticated comedy,” so expect to hear some species identifiers for each fossil Gandolfini clunks against Carell’s head.

Meanwhile, THR brings news that HBO is also working on a documentary portrait of Nora Ephron, the recently-deceased writer-director whose work on films like When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle and You’ve Got Mail were hugely influential to the fictional love life of Meg Ryan. Ephron’s son, journalist Jacob Bernstein, is co-directing with Nick Hooker in what’s expected to be an initially-contentious relationship that will eventually result in love.

Question by Shelley: How old were DeForest Kelley and James Doohan when the 1st Star Trek Movie came out?
The first Star Trek Movie that was first released in movie theaters.

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Answer by Disapointed
Go to their imdb pages and look it up. I know know that Jimmy Doohan was in his 40′s during the show back in the 60′s.

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Now that Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master has hit theaters, it seems impossible to imagine anyone but Joaquin Phoenix bringing the necessary sideways scowl and akimbo arms to the role of Freddie Quell. But according to the omnipresent James Franco, the role, like so many before and after it, could have been his, if only he weren’t such a big, brave boy of a Franco.

Speaking at a presentation for Francophrenia, his “humorous psycho-thriller” about his purposefully-weird stint as a villain on General Hospital, Franco the Actor responded to a question about if any role had ever intimidating him. According to EW, he couldn’t come up with any examples–once a thespian has played Tristan in Tristan + Isolde, they are unflappable–but that very fact then led him to regale the crowd with a “funny story” about how his trademark Franco fearlessness may have cost him the lead in The Master. Said Franco:

“Well, I don’t know if this is a funny story but it’s a true story. Paul Thomas Anderson was getting ready to make the Master and he called me and we met. And we talked and we ended up meeting for coffee. We didn’t talk about the Master but I met him to chat. And then he kept calling me and he wanted to talk and talk but I didn’t know what he wanted to talk about because we’d always just kind of bullshit on the phone. So then when he started talking about the role he said ‘Do you feel like you can do this?’ And I said ‘Yeah, totally. Look, I think you’re like the best American director. I feel confident. I know I can do this.’ And he said to me ‘But I want this to scare you. I want this role, going on this journey to scare you.’ And I was like ‘Scare?! I know I can do it.’ And so, incredible movie, needless to say I didn’t get the part. I guess I wasn’t scared enough or something, or whatever reason I didn’t get it. And then when I saw Joaquin in that movie I realized ‘Oh, he wanted me to like lose my mind.’ And so I guess that’s just to say I usually don’t get scared of roles.”

Lucky for James Franco, most roles do not require him to get scared–only to stare with either intensity or a marijuana-fueled haze–and despite losing this part, he still has about a dozen films coming out in the next year, so do not worry about James Franco. Let him worry about James Franco, and then make a film documenting that worry. Franxious, maybe.

Daniel Craig will continue putting on suits and killing dudes in a gentlemanly fashion: Deadline confirms MGM has reached an agreement for Craig to continue in the role of 007 for two additional Bond films. He’s just never going to get that big promotion.