The Civil War-set film about the 16th president is beginning to pump up its hype machine.
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Rihanna beat her best friend Katy Perry for the top Moonman at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards. The singer, who opened Thursday night's show with a sexy remix of her hit single "Cockiness," snagged the award for video of the year for her epic dance anthem "We Found Love."
See whose fashion flourished (Taylor! Rihanna!) and whose failed (Nicki! Katy!) during music's wildest night!
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The model debuts her baby bump at the MTV VMAs! Plus, see more stars who are expecting
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Two talented singers. Two different styles.
Before Taylor Swift's stage-diving VMA performance, she walked the red carpet in a sleek white J. Mendel pantsuit and classic red lips at the annual MTV gala.
Meanwhile, Alicia Keys rocked a one-shoulder, draped silver gown and asymmetrical 'do to boot before her collaboration with Nicki Minaj (and Gabby Douglas).
There's really no wrong answer with these two, but whose MTV Video Music Awards style do you like better? Cast your vote in THG's latest Fashion Face-Off!
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A jury convicted Drew Peterson of murdering his third wife Thursday, ending a five-year legal saga as confusing as it is complicated and cold-blooded.
Peterson, 58, faces a 60-year sentence. Illinois has no death penalty.
The prosecution built its case against Peterson, who the jury decided murdered his third wife, almost exclusively on circumstantial and hearsay evidence.
That hearsay included testimony about what Peterson's wives had told friends and acquaintances before the one died and the fourth wife disappeared.
The verdict was a vindication for Will County prosecutors, who gambled by putting on an arguably shaky case and then committed numerous stumbles.
Over the course of the investigation and prosecution, Peterson seemed to taunt authorities, joking on talk shows and appearing completely remorseless.
The case, which even sparked a TV movie starring Parks & Rec's Rob Lowe, began when a neighbor found Kathleen Savio's dead body on March 1, 2004.
The drowning death of the 40-year-old aspiring nurse was initially deemed an accident caused by a freak slip in the tub, but that theory soon evaporated.
After Peterson's fourth wife, 23-year-old Stacy Peterson, went missing in 2007, Savio's body was exhumed, re-examined and re-classified as a homicide.
Peterson divorced Savio a year before her death. His motive for killing her, prosecutors said, was fear that a pending settlement would run him financially.
The 12 jurors, comprised of seven men and five women including a poet, a mail carrier and a man who said his favorite show was Criminal Minds, agreed.
Officials also suspect he killed his fourth wife because she could finger him for Savio's death; her family hopes he will be charged in Stacy's disappearance.
Jurors weren't supposed to link the fourth wife's disappearance to the third's death, however, and Stacy was not part of the case prosecutors made.
Prosecutors were prohibited from even telling jurors Stacy Peterson is presumed dead or that her husband is the lone suspect in her disappearance.
He says she ran off with another man and is still alive.
Additionally, prosecutors faced enormous hurdles, notably no physical evidence tying Peterson to Savio's death and no witnesses placing him at the scene.
They were forced to rely on typically barred hearsay - statements Savio made to others before she died and that Stacy Peterson made before she vanished.
In 2008, Illinois passed a law tailored to Peterson's case, dubbed "Drew's Law," permitting hearsay at trials in rare circumstances. It apparently paid off.
Prosecutors also had to establish the most basic fact for a murder trial: that there was actually a murder, which some pathologists disputed in court.
The last defense witness was Thomas Peterson, the 19-year-old son of Savio and Drew Peterson, who says he never believed for a second his father did it.
Fascination with the former Bolingbrook, Ill., police sergeant arose from speculation that he used his law enforcement expertise to get away with murder.
Peterson could still win release someday, as he has vowed to appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court on grounds Illinois' hearsay law is unconstitutional.
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When Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise divorced after 11 years, their children Isabella and Connor were barely older than Suri is now -- just 8 and 6 at the time. According to Vanity Fair's new investigative cover story, the Church of Scientology reportedly used the kids' ages to their advantage to turn the kids against their mother after their parents' split.
Camille Grammer won't just be returning to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills next season.
She'll be doing so as a VERY rich woman.
Sources close to the reality star tell TMZ she is finally close to settling her ugly divorce battle with Kelsey Grammar, and that she's set to ink a property settlement with the actor that will net Camille around $30 million.
The final price tag will be established once three homes the former couple shared are off the market.
Sound like an astronomical sum, considering Kelsey earned most of the fortune from his long-running stints on Cheers and Frasier? Perhaps.
But insiders say the troubled star - he battled an addiction to drugs and spent a great deal of time in rehab early in his career - was actually close to fiscal ruin when he met Camille.
She reportedly took over the family's finances and is largely responsible for the millions that are now close to being split.
We didn't see that coming - and we hope this is finally the end of the very public bashing that has gone on between the Grammers for years. Just shut up and count your money, please. Both of you.
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He’s never been shy about his feelings for Kim Kardashian in his music, and Kanye West has made another memorable mention of his gal in his new song “Clique.”
The “Love Lockdown” rapper just released a clip from the track in which he references the “Disaster Movie” starlet’s notorious sex tape with Ray J.
Kanye declares, “Ate breakfast at Gucci. My girl a superstar all from a home movie,” in regard to the 2007 release “Kim Kardashian: Superstar.”
In the past, West also talked about Kim on “Cold (Theraflu)” and “Perfect B**ch,” and it seems that he’s just getting started with his new muse.
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