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  • Don't count on actor Matt Damon attending any of President Obama's six fundraisers on the West Coast. (Associated Press)

    Inside the Beltway

    Will California prove the "Golden State" for President Obama? Hollywood elite such as Matt Damon are vexed by evolving White House policies on same-sex marriage, the economy and the war in Afghanistan.


  • The lights are out for "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" for three weeks as producers of the troubled Broadway musical make some radical revisions. (Associated Press)

    Damage to Spider-Man brand may have Disney climbing the walls

    The Walt Disney Co. owns some of the world's best-known characters — Donald Duck, Buzz Lightyear, Hannah Montana, to name a few. Disney also owns Spider-Man, a character who is lately recognizable for all the wrong reasons, and whose value may be on the decline.


  • US video game sales fell 4 percent in March

    U.S. retail sales of video game systems, games and accessories fell 4 percent in March as game software sales declined, according to new data from an industry group.


  • Inside the Beltway

    The trio are out and about this weekend. Sarah Palin will rally with an Americans for Prosperity "Tea Party Tax Day" event in Madison, Wis., on Saturday at high noon.


  • FILE - In this undated film publicity image released by Sony Pictures, Daniel Craig portrays James Bond in a scene from  "Quantum of Solace". (AP Photo/Sony, file)

    007 remains spy who loved Sony in deal with MGM

    James Bond is staying put with the studio that distributed his last two big-screen adventures.


  • In this film publicity image released by Universal Pictures, E.B., the teenage son of the Easter Bunny, voiced by Russell Brand, is shown in a scene from "Hop." (AP Photo/Universal Pictures)

    'Hop' stays on top, 'Arthur' falls behind 'Hanna'

    Russell Brand's "Hop" remained the top weekend movie with $21.3 million, but he was not able to deliver the No. 2 film, after all.


  • Inside the Beltway

    And lots of them. Americans are not the only ones keenly interested in the words "money" and "dollars" this week


  • In this film publicity image released by Universal Pictures, E.B., the teenage son of the Easter Bunny, voiced by Russell Brand, is shown in a scene from "Hop." (AP Photo/Universal Pictures)

    Brand doubles up as 'Hop,' 'Arthur' lead weekend

    The good news for Russell Brand is that his animated comedy "Hop" remains the top movie for the second-straight weekend with $21.7 million.


  • Japan Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa, on board the USS Ronald Reagan on Monday, thanked the U.S. for its aid after the March 11 tsunami that ravaged Japan, telling the Reagan crew, "The entire Japanese people are deeply moved." (Associated Press)

    Inside the Beltway

    Brace for impact. Here come the "Obama-Biden 2012" bumper stickers, destined for every Prius in the nation.


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