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Veronica Santiago and Neil Estep review Hairspray, Chuck & Larry, and Premonition in this episode of FilmCrunch.
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Lohan Checks In, Out Of Jail

Lohan's booking shot - still sexyTMZ is reporting that everybody’s favorite ginger-haired hottie, Lindsay Lohan, check in and out of the famed Lynwood Jail in California today. The box-office bombshell reportedly turned herself in for arrest at 10:30 a.m. and checked out at 11:54 a.m. A whole 84 minutes in the slammer! Her stint in the clink stems from her Santa Monica DUI this past July which subsequently landed her in a rehab facility in Utah. Since returning to L.A., Lohan has been keeping her nose clean (ahem), and serving her time - community service and, apparently, otherwise.

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More On Lindsay Lohan’s Latest Arrest, Plus Mughot

Lindsay Lohan MugshotAs we pretty much all know by now, was arrested yesterday on DUI charges - she blew a .13, which is well over the legal limit in California. Even worse, she was driving with a suspended license. Worse still? They found cocaine in her car. Of course, Lindsay says she’s innocent:

“Yes. I am innocent… did not do drugs they’re not mine. I was almost hit by my assistant Tarin’s mom. I appreciate everyone giving me my privacy.”

If it’s privacy you want, stay out of the public eye, mmkay? We just have to know - what was your first thought when you heard that Lindsay has been arrested again?


Are the Signs Good for Zodiac?

Zodiac

Jake Gyllenhaal returns to the big screen with sure success in Zodiac, a low-key thriller centering around unsolved murders in California from 1968 to 1969. The star-studded cast in this 2007 movie includes Gyllenhaal as Robert Graysmith, Mark Ruffalo (Rumor Has It, Just Like Heaven) as Inspector Toschi, Anthony Edwards as Inspection Armstrong, and Robert Downey as Paul Avery. The Zodiac killer’s numbers were not what made the case so chillingly unforgettable – only five known victims fell to the serial killer’s wicked ways. The Zodiac took his killing one step further, even going so far as to mock police and public alike with strange, coded messages in the newspapers. The case was moved to the inactive files of the San Francisco Police Department in 2004, and to this day it remains unsolved. For many reasons, the self-named Zodiac is one killer that has captured public imagination time and again. The 2007 movie Zodiac, which was given a whopping four stars by TV Guide reviewers, should not be confused with the movie The Zodiac (neither the 1971 or 2006 versions). The chilling tale in Zodiac will be neither gory nor horrific, but rather lead viewers through a darker, more mellow version of fear.

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