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NEWS ABOUT: Warren Beatty

Warren Beatty stories: 4 news summaries
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Ralph Nader Pens Odd Utopian Novel

Super-rich save the world in 736-page 'fictional vision'

Sep 21, 09 6:52 PM CDT
(Newser) - Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate and sometime presidential candidate, has written his first novel, the New Yorker reports. Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us!, out tomorrow, is a “practical utopia” in which real-life characters undertake a fictional quest to—progressively—save the country. Over the course of its... More »

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entertainment • Arnold Schwarzenegger • Warren Buffett • fiction • literature • publishing • Grover Norquist • Barry Diller • Ralph Nader • Barnes & Noble • Warren Beatty • Ted Turner

 Beatty Sued 
 Over Dick 
 Tracy Rights 

Tribune Co. says filmmaker lost rights by not using them

Mar 22, 09 4:50 PM CDT
(Newser) - A unit of the bankrupt Tribune Co. is suing Warren Beatty over the rights to the Dick Tracy character, Reuters reports. Beatty bought the rights to the hard-boiled cartoon detective in 1985 and made the Dick Tracy movie, but he has made “no productive use” of Tracy in years,... More »

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film • Tribune Company • lawsuit • movies • Warren Beatty

 Warren Beatty 
 Courts LiLo ... 
 No, Not Like That 

Actor will consider Lohan for role, but only if she lives with him

Feb 26, 09 10:29 AM CST
(Newser) - Warren Beatty wants to cast Lindsay Lohan in his upcoming film, but he’s not willing to gamble on the troubled starlet's reliability. The film icon will require the 22-year-old to live with him—or at least on his property—during production, Fox News reports. Lohan is said to be... More »

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Hollywood • film • Lindsay Lohan • celebrity • movies • acting career • Warren Beatty

 McCain Ad Angers Hollywood 

"Celebrity" ad offends linguists, stars, Paris Hilton's parents

Aug 1, 08 10:05 AM CDT
(Newser) - Tinseltown is ticked over John McCain’s recent ad likening Barack Obama to Britney Spears—and to Paris Hilton, whose parents have donated the maximum to the senator's campaign. The problem isn't just looking ungrateful, reports the LA Times, but the fine distinction between a mere “celebrity” and a... More »

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John McCain • Hollywood • Paris Hilton • Los Angeles • celebrity • campaign fundraising • Harrison Ford • campaign advertising • Martin Eisenstadt • Norman Lear • Warren Beatty

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