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By now, everyone knows that Frank Ocean likes men, but his buddies Tyler, the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt stopped by MTV News on Wednesday and revealed the Channel Orange singer’s one true love: bagels.

You didn’t really expect Odd Future to address Ocean’s revelation that he once carried on a love affair with a man with any seriousness did you?

“I don’t know what you’re talking about,” bellowed Tyler.

“I think it’s crazy that that n—a likes bagels like that; for the longest he was frontin’,” said Earl, who had just finished twirling around in …

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“The Dark Knight Rises” might be a Batman movie, but at its heart, it’s very much a Christopher Nolan movie. In his eight feature films, Nolan has established a clear set of hallmarks and motifs that he likes to repeat and reinterpret across his movies, and a few of those patterns pop up in “Dark Knight Rises.”

Here’s how “Dark Knight Rises” fits within the Nolan-verse:

Michael Caine, voice of reason Ever since casting him as Alfred Pennyworth in “Batman Begins,” Nolan has considered Caine his lucky charm. In the five movies …

Back in March, “Thor” director Kenneth Branagh entered talks to head to the mother Russia to helm the latest movie featuring Tom Clancy’s hero Jack Ryan. With Chris Pine already locked in the starring role, it seemed that the troubled production, which had just lost Jack Bender as director, would finally see the green light.

Well, Branagh and Pine are one step closer, according to Variety. The trade is reporting that Branagh will also pull double duty, taking on the role of the main villain in the next Jack Ryan movie.

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Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight Trilogy” always had the benefit of a brilliant ensemble cast, pulling from some of the best actors working today.

In preparation for “The Dark Knight Rises,” we’re taking a look back at some of the cast’s best films.

Christian Bale – “The New World”Unfairly considered the film that people forgive Terrence Malick for, “The New World” mixes the director’s visually poetic style with a story older than our nation. Colin Farrell starts the film off as Captain John Smith and the lead of the film, but the movie then shifts its …