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Armchair Daily: News from the World of Movies & TV November 3, 2009 OSCAR HOSTS NAMED: Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will co-host the Academy Awards next March. Martin has hosted twice; it will be Baldwin's first time. Last year's host, Hugh Jackman, declined to be considered again this year. Coincidentally the two are co-starring in a romantic comedy with Meryl Streep, It's Complicated, opening on Christmas. TV TIDBITS: The Parents Television Council has written a letter to The CW network critizing an upcoming Nov. 9 episode of Gossip Girl that features a threesome. -Adrian Pasdar is leaving Heroes. According to EW.com, he found out he was being let go by reading his character's death scene in the script. SPECIAL GUEST STARS: Robert Wagner will appear on NCIS as the father of Tony (Michael Weatherly); James Franco, who recently filmed a stint on General Hospital, will play himself on an upcoming episode of 30 Rock. --Ellen Write the Caption: Boomboxes, Trenchcoats, and Peter Gabriel Galore November 3, 2009 If you looked at the photo below (taken as part of the 20th anniversary of Say Anything , re-creating the iconic John Cusack scene), what caption would you write? -- Ellen read more "Re-Animator": November Spotlight DVD November 3, 2009 November's Horror Spotlight DVD is the 80's cult classic Re-Animator . Read below for Ryan from Bloody-Disgusting.com' s review of the DVD, and buy a copy of the DVD for your own viewing pleasure at 48% off all this month. Enjoy! -- Lisanne It’s been 15 years since I last... read more Q&A with "Food, Inc." Producer/Director Robert Kenner, Co-Producer/Food Expert Eric Schlosser, Food Expert Michael Pollan and Producer Elise Pearlstein November 3, 2009 Learn more about the critically acclaimed film Food, Inc. from producers and contributors to the film in this compelling Q&A. How did this film initially come about?... read more

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