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- Charlie Harper Will Die By ‘Meat Explosion’ Subway Accident
- Nick Jonas’ ‘Hairspray’ Debut (Video)
- ‘Twilight Saga’ Hacker Holds Press Conference, Summit Entertainment Responds
| Charlie Harper Will Die By ‘Meat Explosion’ Subway Accident Posted: 07 Aug 2011 09:55 AM PDT Could “Two and a Half Men” kill Charlie Harper in a more gruesome way? According to TMZ, last night's season premiere taping will include the revelation that Charlie flew to Paris with and married Rose, was subsequently caught in the shower with another woman, and then "slipped" while waiting for the subway the following day.  “Meat Explosion.” You can just feel Chuck Lorre‘s hatred seeping from the storyline. Millions of people are likely to tune in to the September 19th premiere, as Charlie Harper is laid to rest and Ashton Kutcher debuts as Walden Schmidt. Keeping Charlie’s cause of death under tight wraps, the show’s scenes were shot out of order, with multiple takes involved — ensuring unspoiled plot lines. Will you watch? |
| Nick Jonas’ ‘Hairspray’ Debut (Video) Posted: 07 Aug 2011 08:08 AM PDT Nick Jonas took the stage at the Hollywood Bowl in Hairspray before a sold-out crowd this weekend. Even in a super-sized amphitheater of 17,000-plus seats. Jonas played Link Larkin, the role played by Zac Efron in the movie version of the play.  The 18-year-old teen heartthrob created quite a frenzy when he locked lips with his 38-year-old co-star Marissa Jaret Winokur. Nick tweeted his excitement afterwards, “What an amazing opening night of Hairspray! Thanks to everyone who came out. And to all my amazing cast mates and crew! See you tomorrow!" The stage cast also features Corbin Bleu, Diana DeGarmo, Drew Carey, Mo Gaffney, Darlene Love, Tara Macri, and John Stamos. |
| ‘Twilight Saga’ Hacker Holds Press Conference, Summit Entertainment Responds Posted: 07 Aug 2011 07:14 AM PDT Daiana Santia of Argentina held a press conference to defend her name against accusations that she stole intellectual property from the unreleased Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn production. Only Santia claimed she didn't hack any server and never stole an image. She admits that she looked at images from the movie on the Internet, but told the Associated Press that she "closed everything and that was it." “I couldn’t do it again even if I wanted to. You enter by navigating, entering by different links. I only saw it, I didn’t distribute it like they say.”  Summit Entertainment hit back in a press release detailing the copyright infringement they say Santia committed and their months-long efforts to get her to cooperate with investigators.
· First and most important this is NOT about greed or the Studio wanting to bully a woman from a small town in Argentina – rather, it is about stolen material that is private and sensitive which was obtained by illegally accessing private/secure servers as well as personal email accounts. Ms. Santia's actions came to light after these materials began appearing on the internet towards the end of March, 2011. Since Summit learned of Ms. Santia's involvement in late May 2011, Summit has been in contact with Ms. Santia and her representatives with no resolution or further good faith efforts on their part, thus the only alternative left was to pursue legal action to ascertain that Ms. Santia no longer holds the images and video in any shape or form. Prior to said action the studio clearly communicated to Ms. Santia and her representatives that a press release would be distributed naming the actions being taken as well as naming her specifically. · Summit's first meeting with the Santia family occurred on May 31, 2011 at which point the studio was told they would fully cooperate. A subsequent meeting took place on June 8, 2011 with Ms. Santia and her lawyer at which time Ms. Santia confessed to the intrusions. It is also important to note that Ms.Santia is 24 years of age. The family was contacted as a group as the IP address used was registered under a family name. · Specifically on June 8, 2011 Ms. Santia confessed in the presence of her attorney that she accessed servers and email accounts via a systematic attack — stealing photographs, unfinished images and video footage over several months. Additionally there is indisputable evidence linking her directly to IP addresses that were used in the unauthorized access. Her actions appear to be premeditated and not done on a whim, but rather using technology and tactics that require thought as well as time and skill. Because Ms. Santia decided that she does not want to cooperate, Summit has been unable to settle this matter privately with Ms. Santia and her representatives in Argentina.
· Ms. Santia claims to have deleted the stolen materials off her lap top as well as her family's desktop computer, however both common sense and historically similar cases have proven that a defendant's word cannot be taken as final. Additionally, Summit must confirm the extent to which Ms. Santia shared the materials with others. · When first approached by Summit, Ms. Santia's representatives indicated their willingness to permit Summit to review the computers. Based on this communication, Summit flew technical experts to Posadas, only to have Ms. Santia renege on their offer after the arrival of these experts. To this day, Ms. Santia has refused to cooperate in giving Summit access to these two computers to verify for itself that the images and footage have in fact been deleted, and to confirm the extent to which files were shared. We do not feel this is an unreasonable request but rather a prudent move to protect the IP and the studio. Additionally the studio has made an offer to have representatives chosen by Ms. Santia present when the computers are searched in order to protect the Ms. Santia's privacy relating to anything else that is not related to this particular situation as they are of no interest to the studio. · Had Ms. Santia cooperated Summit and its representatives would have worked with her to reach a compromise that would not necessarily involve legal action in Argentina and the United States.” After reading Summit's press release , Movieline found Daiana Santia on Facebook. After they reached out to Santia for comment, her profile was made private.  Thoughts? [Photo credit: La Voz de la Misiones] |
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