Cliffhanger resolved! Kiefer Sutherland has now officially been let off the hook for the intoxicated, Brooke-Shields-defending headbutt that broke the nose of designer Jack McCullough. Sure, most people (especially those on parole) can't headbutt someone and send them to the hospital without charges being filed, but the New York D.A. ran up against one big problem -- and it's not Sutherland's celebrity. Well, not entirely.

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For Kiefer Sutherland, it's case closed on both coasts, no ifs, ands or headbutts. "We declined to prosecute after a full investigation," Manhattan District Attorney spokeswoman Alicia Maxey Greene tells People of the highly publicized alleged cranial collision with a New York fashion designer in May. "That included speaking to the complaining witness, who was quite uncooperative." Sutherland, 42, is also off the hook with the L.A. City Attorney's office, which investigated the actor for a possible probation violation. Sutherland is currently serving a five-year probation term following a second DUI conviction in 2007. "Based on the evidence and information received from New York officials,
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What Kiefer Sutherland did was pretty dumb, but not criminal. As expected, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office has opted not to prosecute the actor for misdemeanor assault in connection with his fight with designer Jack McCollough in May. The Los Angeles City Attorney's Office won't be going after Sutherland for probation violation on his 2007 DUI, either, after conducting its own investigation into his questionable conduct. New York police threw the book at him, but the case had been going nowhere since the 24 star and McCollough issued a joint "all is well" statement, not long after Sutherland's head met McCollough's nose in one of the dirtiest cheap shots since Johnny...

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Good news keep pouring in for "Ugly Betty". After confirmed returning a week early (April 30), the show will welcome back a familiar face for the season finale on May 21. Henry, the geeky ex-boyfriend and former employee of Mode, returns in town and creates dilemma in Betty's heart.
Entertainment Weekly acquired the confirmation from creator Silvio Horta that Christopher Gorham who plays Henry has signed on for the two-hour finale. "Chris has always been, and will always be, part of the Ugly Betty family," Horta said.
Betty is said to run into Henry and his new girlfriend Chloe (played by Dreama Walker) in the Big Apple. In order to prove that they have moved on, Betty and Henry go on a double date to a Mets game with their respective lovers.
Horta has more about the episode, revealing "As Henry and Betty reconnect, it could potentially threaten her relationship with Matt.
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Mary-Kate Olsen and Nicole Richie sat next to each other and chatted while Leighton Meester stood out in a metallic outfit at Proenza yesterday as Fashion Week nears its end. Diane Kruger and Taylor Momsen both hit up the Marchesa show before Taylor changed into a skirt for McM's VIP party. At Tory Burch, Kanye West continued to take it all in before he's off to Paris Fashion Week where he'll show off the Lv shoes he designed. Oscar de la Renta was spotted backstage with Barbara Walters and the young Barbara Bush as Bryant Park swarmed with celebrities. Not all the action was in the tents - newly engaged Rachel Bilson stopped by the Temperley London Store last night but wore gloves to cover any ring. Fab and Bella are right in the action, so don't miss their coverage. View 50 Photos › To see tons more photos including Kanye, Kim,
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Year: 2009
Directors: Noah Buschel
Writers: Noah Buschel
IMDb: link
Trailer: link
Review by: cyberhal
Rating: 7.5 out of 10
[Newport Beach Film Festival coverage]
“Recently, for a second or two, I almost thought that the world was a decent place to live in.” These are the words of John Rostow (Michael Shannon) when he’s in a good mood. You can imagine what a film noir, laconic, hard boiled git he is the rest of the time. The Missing Person is a dark and mostly brilliant movie that recalls the things that anti-hero Phillip Marlow and Bogart did well, like picking up bad women, wise cracking, chain smoking and drinking hard. I loved this movie, although I wanted it to be even darker. Bombay gin in the morning coffee? Make mine a double! These are all habits that I think a man should have, at least for some of his life. If you like film noir, then

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Writer/director Robbie Bryan gave us the word that a new trailer for his psychothriller Imurders has gone up on the movie’s MySpace page; you can see it at the bottom of this item. He also revealed that a follow-up is already in the works.

“The film has played several festivals, including the Eerie Horror Film Fest, Shriekfest, the Big Apple Film Fest [pictured: actor Dan Grimaldi, Bryan and actor William Forsythe at that event] and the Downbeach Film Fest, where it won the Audience Award, and it’s in talks to appear at Texas Frightmare Weekend in May,” Bryan tells us. “It will also be a presence at Berlin and the European Film Market. The continued buzz on the film has investors willing to move forward with Imurders 2, which we plan to shoot on location in New Orleans in the fall.” Bryan adds that he intends to bring actor Tony Todd back for the sequel.
Imurders, which also stars Terri Colombino,

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Writer/director Robbie Bryan gave us the word that a new trailer for his psychothriller Imurders has gone up on the movie’s MySpace page; you can see it at the bottom of this item. He also revealed that a follow-up is already in the works.

“The film has played several festivals, including the Eerie Horror Film Fest, Shriekfest, the Big Apple Film Fest [pictured: actor Dan Grimaldi, Bryan and actor William Forsythe at that event] and the Downbeach Film Fest, where it won the Audience Award, and it’s in talks to appear at Texas Frightmare Weekend in May,” Bryan tells us. “It will also be a presence at Berlin and the European Film Market. The continued buzz on the film has investors willing to move forward with Imurders 2, which we plan to shoot on location in New Orleans in the fall.” Bryan adds that he intends to bring actor Tony Todd back for the sequel.
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Ed Westwick and Jessica Szohr have already taken Pda-filled vacations in Miami and L.A. They've even shared a double date with Westwick's parents in New York's Chelsea neighborhood. Now, it seems like they've gotten the seal of approval from their Gossip Girl castmates as well. "It fell into place quite quickly and we're all super excited for them," said Amanda Setton, who plays catty Penelope Shafai on the show. So was she surprised by the on-set hookup? "When two people that you know separately get together, you're always like 'Oooh, what's that about?' " Setton told People at the
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On Monday, February 9, a special screening for the upcoming espionage film, "The International", has been held at AMC Lincoln Square in New York City. The premiere event was attended by some of its cast members, including Clive Owen, Naomi Watts, Brian F. O'Byrne and Nilaja Sun.
Joining those stars on the red carpet was the thriller's director Tom Tykwer. Seen as well in the red carpet were many television stars, among them were "Gossip Girl" actress Amanda Setton, "Fringe" actress Jasika Nicole, "30 Rock" actress Katrina Bowden and "Law & Order" actress S. Epatha Merkerson. Beside the TV stars, R.E.M.'s lead vocalist Michael Stipe has also been spotted on the evening.
Based on an original screenplay written by Eric Singer, "The International" revolves around Interpol Agent Louis Salinger and Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Eleanor Whitman as they put their lives at stakes while trying to uncover the money laundering
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