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    Drama Queen

    Fans have enthusiastically embraced the return of their favorite bad gal, and Leighton says it wasn't too tough to slip back into her character's distinctive skin.

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    Family Matters

    The cast of "Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire" developed a true familial dynamic—impressive, considering that the family depicted in Lee Daniels' film is anything but harmonious.

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    Prize Pupil

    Carey Mulligan honed her patience waiting for "An Education" to get green-lighted. She read for it "about three or four times," she says, one of which was opposite fellow star Peter Sarsgaard.

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    At 'Home' on Stage

    Performing the nine one-act plays of Horton Foote's "The Orphans' Home Cycle" is a daunting challenge. But five of the main actors wouldn't have it any other way.

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    Brave New World

    Writer-director James Cameron is keenly aware that many actors are concerned about this new technology and what it means for the future of their careers.

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    Filmmaker Jim Mickle Offers a New Take on Vampires

    Jim Mickle's "Stake Land" may ostensibly be yet another vampire movie, but it offers a refreshing approach to the increasingly worked-over genre.

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    Stuart Gordon 'Re-Animator: The Musical' Interview

    The good people over at Zurvived have an interview with Stuart Gordon, who wrote and directed the musical, based on his 1985 cult film of the same name (minus "The Musical" part, of course.)

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    'Night' Moves

    Daniel Beaty's current solo show, "Through the Night," now playing Off-Broadway at the Union Square Theatre, is at once political and deeply moving.

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    'Long' Path to Broadway

    Standup comic Colin Quinn says he fancies himself an actor—if for no other reason than he's currently on Broadway, doing a solo show, "Long Story Short," at the Helen Hayes Theatre.

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    Mark Wahlberg on Why Making 'The Fighter' Became an Obsession

    The actor says he trained for four years, eight to 10 hours a day, not knowing whether the film would even get made.