'Fone Finds: Live Stream of 'New Moon' Premiere, Norton's 'Grass' Trailer & More

November 16, 2009
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By: Alicia Roda
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Get RPattz and K-Stew on a live stream! Watch tonight's red carpet arrivals at the 'New Moon' premiere. [MySpace]

Edward Norton is an Ivy-League professor and a pot dealer in 'Leaves of Grass' -- watch the trailer. [FilmDrunk]

When crooked cops make a movie worth watching. The 10 best corrupt cops in film. [ScreenJunkies]

These 10 leading men can sure rock a pair of pantyhose. Hoffman, Williams and others who look great in drag. [Lemondrop]

Listen up, Marvel fans. If you're not already caught up on 'Thor' info from scouring the web on your own, get the latest SPOILERS -- yes, we said SPOILERS -- here. [UGO]

'New Moon' star Edi Gathegi talks to BV about returning to the thrilling franchise. [Black Voices]

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