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By Tom Acitelli 7/03/09 4:25pm

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Inside Nicholas Cage’s Museum Tower Condo

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By Max Abelson 7/02/09 7:56pm

Nicolas Cage’s $9.75 M. Museum Tower Condo Comes Back on the Market

Last November, Nicolas Cage put his 3,550-square-foot, 48th-floor, five-bedroom, two-unit apartment in the Museum Tower on the market for exactly one day: The $9.75 million condo was pulled once a reporter called the actor’s broker to ask about it.

Eight months later, his apartment is back on at the same price. Its interior photographs Read More

By Christopher Rosen 4/23/09 3:27pm

Single Person’s Movie: Gone in 60 Seconds

It’s 2 a.m. and you awake with a jerk, alone in your fully lit apartment and still on the couch. On TV, the credits of some movie you’ve already seen a billion times are scrolling by. It feels like rock bottom. And we know, because we’re just like you: single.

Need a movie to keep Read More

By Christopher Rosen 4/06/09 12:43pm

Box Office Breakdown: Fast & Furious Made How Much Money?

All hail… Vin Diesel? The meaty and mumbling actor finds himself back on the A-list this morning after Fast & Furious shattered all expectations over the past three days, ringing up a gargantuan $72.5 million in box office receipts. That total represents the biggest opening ever for the month of April, surpassing previous record-holder Read More

By Christopher Rosen 3/20/09 12:39pm

Opening this Weekend: The Pretty Woman Returns! Plus, Rudd and Segal Become Bros and Nicholas Cage Saves the World

Last Saturday, while almost every film blogger this side of Jeffrey Wells was sitting in a crowded theater in Austin, Texas, waiting for Joe Swanberg’s Alexander the Last to unspool before them, we were curled up on our couch in Astoria getting ready to do the same thing. The film premiered simultaneously at Read More

By Jake Brooks 12/26/07 8:55pm

Manhattan Weekend Box Office, Christmas Edition: Nichols Captures City’s Minds, But Not Country’s Hearts

This weekend, across the country, discerning film-going audiences were able to choose between two types of history: the real kind and the fake. Guess which one won?! National Treasure: Book of Secrets (no. 3), which follows the Indiana Jones-like Ben Gates as he tries to clear his family’s name in connection to the Lincoln assassination, Read More

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Inside Nicholas Cage’s Museum Tower Condo

Nicolas Cage’s $9.75 M. Museum Tower Condo Comes Back on the Market

Single Person’s Movie: Gone in 60 Seconds

Box Office Breakdown: Fast & Furious Made How Much Money?

Opening this Weekend: The Pretty Woman Returns! Plus, Rudd and Segal Become Bros and Nicholas Cage Saves the World

Manhattan Weekend Box Office, Christmas Edition: Nichols Captures City’s Minds, But Not Country’s Hearts

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