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Jay-Z said he'd be willing to work with Noel Gallagher and Oasis, and that he doesn't "bear any grudge" for Gallagher's dis of his Glastonbury appearance.
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Will Smith and Charlize Theron light up the almost-classic action fantasy "Hancock," says Kurt Loder in his review.
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50 Cent said he's not going to war with estranged former G-Unit member Young Buck. The two have exchanged harsh words in the media in recent days.
Jay-Z said he'd be willing to work with Noel Gallagher and Oasis, and that he doesn't "bear any grudge" for Gallagher's dis of his Glastonbury appearance.
Will Smith's "Hancock" topped the Fourth of July box office with $66 million, marking the actor's fifth #1 for the holiday weekend.
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