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Willie Nelson & Jesse Ventura: The Lost Interviews Prison Planet.com Ventura begins by discussing the insanity behind airport security, before Willie and Alex discuss the death of JFK, and the deathbed confession of CIA …

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Two of the funniest actors, Steve Carell and Zach Galifianakis, teamed up to make this hilarious “interview” for Funny or Die. Warning – there is one “F” bomb dropped, so watch with caution if you are at work or have little kids within earshot.

They are both starring in ‘Dinner For Schmucks’ with Paul Rudd, which comes out in theaters tomorrow.

They are true professionals – I could NEVER keep a straight face like they do through all of that. I guess this is why they get paid the big bucks and I don’t!!

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Larry King interviews Ashton Kutcher and Sean Combs on the subject of the Twitter competition: Kutcher VS. CNN Kutcher won.

Emmy nominated Jake Hamilton talks with the stars of INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS — Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger and BJ Novak — only on JAKE’S TAKES!

Some images aspire to be something beyond just images. They seek to become objects of veneration: icons. Angelina Jolie, as she appears in Clint Eastwood’s Changeling, is more than a mere actress or an over-publicized movie star: She’s an icon of suffering. Zinedine Zidane, at least in Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno’s portrait, is not simply a star athlete or even the world’s greatest soccer player: He is projected as 21st-Century Man. Jolie doesn’t perform in Changeling; she resolutely presents herself to the audience for admiration. The main attraction in Eastwood’s two-fisted snake-pit weepie is the spectacle of Jolie’s steely self-possessed suffering. As she lost her husband to Islamic terrorists in A Mighty Heart, Our Lady of Humanitarian Narcissism here endures another dreadful fate: losing her child to a mob of knaves, know-nothings, and psychos, even as she’s persecuted by the entire state institutional apparatus of California. Based on a forgotten tabloid saga that illuminates a particularly lurid Los Angeles guilty secret and might have appealed equally to neo-noirist James Ellroy or cultural historian Mike Davis, Changeling is set in a late-’20s LA that Eastwood has lovingly repopulated with the streetcars and Model T’s of his own childhood. Jolie’s Christine Collins is a single mom and phone-company supervisor. One afternoon, her nine-year-old son vanishes from their modest bungalow; five months later, the LAPD announces with all due hoopla that the boy …

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