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    Denise Richards on Charlie Sheen and '9/11 Truthers' and "It's Complicated"
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    "There are a lot of stars I'd still like to share the stage with," he says. "Al Pacino, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, to name a few. I'd also like to work with Beyonce, Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz, but I know better than to mention that in a newspaper that Miss Piggy might read. ... Oops, was this on the record? Sheesh!" FOLLOW THE MONEY: Casting is under way for filmmaker Paula Van der Oest's "Domino Effect," which takes a form somewhat similar to that of the acclaimed 2006 "Babel" with separate stories that interlock. Full Article at National Ledger
    Al Pacino, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, to name a few. I'd also like to work with Beyonce, Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz, but I know better than to mention that in a newspaper that Miss Piggy might read. ... Oops, was this on the record? Sheesh!
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
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Denise Richards on Charlie Sheen and '9/11 Truthers' and "It's Complicated"
  1. My daughters are very nurturing with animals. They would rather save a dog with three legs or blindness that needs extra care
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  2. There are a lot of stars I'd still like to share the stage with
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  3. I'll be working on an animated film in November. I would like to direct films at some point, too. But dancing wise, I want to choreograph for as many legendary icons as I can.
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  4. I wanted to show you can move on and move forward, take the high road and keep pursing what you want to pursue. A third season -- I know it's reality and our life, and but I also want it to still be interesting
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  5. It's really taken me to new heights and I'm excited for what's happening. The show keeps me busy, and when I'm not working on the show, I try to find time for my personal life and other exciting projects
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  6. Some of my favorite moments have been dancing with Gene Kelly to 'Singin' in the Rain' and singing a Christmas carol on 'SNL' with Bobby De Niro. And I've worked with so many great stars over the years -- Bob Hope, Prince, Tony Bennett, Billy Crystal, Steve Martin ... and too many legends to mention
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  7. I'm so proud of them for that.
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  8. It's such a sensitive topic. My heart goes out to all the victims -- that's where the focus is for me
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago
  9. So far, we've got some really dynamic characters this season. When you see the top 20, then I think you'll see what it's shaping up into and that's when I'll know, too
    SOURCE: National Ledger 2 months ago

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