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Unstoppable
Denzel Washington and Chris Pine star in an action thriller as two ordinary heroes standing in the way of one million tons of hurtling steel and epic disaster. An unmanned freight train transporting a dangerous cargo of combustible liquids and poisonous gas is on the loose, out of control, and barreling down on the town of Scranton, Pennsylvania. With thousands of lives hanging in the balance, Frank Barnes, a veteran engineer, and Will Colson, a young conductor, are sent by the yardmaster to do the near impossible; board the runaway train and stop it before it is too late.
 

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Amidst the barrage of constant comparisons to Lady Gaga’s new track Born This Way and Madonna’s Express Yourself, there is one Gaga fan that definitely doesn’t mind the similarities. While on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night Gaga revealed that Madonna’s camp sent a letter to the singer saying that they loved the song.

Remember when Halle Berry pulled out of New Line's New Year's Eve last month because of a heated custody battle with her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry? Katherine Heigl stepped in and replaced Berry as a caterer in the rom-com so she could make herself available for custody litigation. Well, good news for all parties involved: A Los Angeles judge has ruled in Berry's favor, allowing the actress to fly to New York with her daughter to shoot the Garry Marshall film. Berry will be taking on a new and smaller role in the flick as a nurse.

The cast of Glee has broken another record on the music charts, claiming the all time lead for entries on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart. With the latest chart, which incidentally features the 1,000th different No. 1 song since the chart began in 1958 in Lady Gaga's Born This Way, Glee has 113 entries on the list. That passes the previous mark of 108 held by the King of Rock 'n' Roll. (It's also more than James Brown's 91, Ray Charles' 74, Aretha Franklin's 73 and The Beatles' 71.) There is a bit of a caveat to the bigger than Elvis story, however: The Hot 100 was born in 1958, and Presley had more than 20 songs on the Billboard airplay and sales charts in the two years before the Hot 100 (or Pop 100, as it was called prior to 1984) made its debut.

After much fan discussion on who should play NBC's Wonder Woman, the decision has been made. Friday Night Lights star Adrianne Palicki will assume the role of Diana Prince in NBC's reboot of the 1970s series. The actress was the only one the network invited to test for the role. Executive produced by Boston Legal writer David E. Kelley, the NBC series will be a "serious and non-campy" take on the DC Comics creation.

Maybe Michael Vick is happy enough with his partially revived public profile to not rehash that whole dog fighting thing. The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback was scheduled to appear on the Feb. 24 episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show, where he would presumably discuss his association with animal abuses, but as CNBC sports business reporter Darren Rovell broke on Twitter that will not be the case. Rovell follows up with a statement from Vick: "After careful consideration, I will need to postpone the taping of the Oprah Winfrey interview scheduled for February 22. I admire and respect Oprah and hope to be able to participate in an interview in the future."

Lindsay Lohan's father Wednesday claimed he was the mystery "friend" behind a planned appearance on David Letterman's TV talk show that involved the troubled actress. Producers of The Late Show with David Letterman said on Wednesday that Lohan, 24, would not be appearing, as announced, because a mistake had been made. Initially, it seemed the talk show had been hoaxed by a prankster, but the actress' father Michael Lohan later claimed responsibility.

Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian has dismissed "crazy" reports she's engaged to wed boyfriend Scott Disick, insisting a U.S. tabloid "exclusive" is completely fabricated. A Life & Style magazine story suggested Disick's proposal to his longterm girlfriend had been filmed for the finale of Kardashian's hit show Kourtney and Kim Take New York, but the couple was keeping the news under wraps until the episode aired in April.

The Foo Fighters are one step closer to bringing new music to their fan base. The rock group has announced that their seventh studio album will be called Wasting Light with the first single Rope hitting the airwaves on March 1.

In what is sure to be a coveted ticket this summer newcomers Bruno Mars and Janelle Monae have announced that they will be hitting the road together. After both artists delivered electrifying performances at this past weekend’s Grammys, the two artists announced today that they are taking the show on the road. The Hooligans and Wondaland tour will be making stops in the US and Canada with opening acts Plan B and Mayer Hawthorne.