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There are a lot of people offering to help me who have no ability to help me,” Jimmy Kimmel says with a laugh. It’s a Monday ...

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This weekend’s horror hits are bringing young people back into theaters in a way that’s already reshaping the industry.

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Classic single from the Lonely Island, with a guest verse from T-Pain ...

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