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LOS ANGELES — Anjelica Huston isn't apologizing after making pointed comments about some of her acting contemporaries and past relationships during press tour for “John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum.”
Huston has a key role in the Keanu Reeves action movie. She's been talking about her past while promoting the movie, making pointed jabs about Robert DeNiro's acting choices and a new Diane Keaton movie in the process.
Huston says she's tried not to hurt people and while she may sometimes say something that's politically incorrect, that's also a part of who she is.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Academy Award-winning actors Matt Damon and Christian Bale will wave the green flag as honorary starters for this year's Indianapolis 500.The two are co-starring in the movie “Ford v Ferrari” — which profiles the corporate battles waged by American car designer Carroll Shelby and British driver Ken Miles. They teamed up to use a Ford car against Enzo Ferrari's dominant team at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966. The movie is scheduled for a Nov. 15 release.The 33-car starting grid will be filled in qualifying Saturday and Sunday. The race will be held May 26.———BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — Police in West Virginia have arrested a popular self-published romance writer on drug charges following a traffic stop.The Exponent Telegram reports 28-year-old Kelly Ann Scyoc of Lumberport was charged Wednesday with conspiracy and felony possession with intent to deliver.Scyoc writes under the pseudonym K.A. Robinson. Her books have included the “Torn” and “Ties” fiction series.Court records show a Bridgeport police officer pulled over a vehicle driven by Scyoc on Interstate 79 for an improper lane change. Authorities say a vehicle search turned up bags containing a crystallike substance believed to be methamphetamine, powderlike substances and digital scales. A passenger also was arrested.———
MADRID — A Spanish court has cleared Colombian singers Shakira and Carlos Vives of a plagiarism claim after rejecting a lawsuit brought against them by a Cuban-born singer and producer.The court in Madrid issued its ruling in favor of Shakira and Vives on Thursday.Livan Rafael Castellanos had accused Shakira and Vives of plagiarizing his 1997 song “Yo te quiero tanto” in their award-winning hit “La Bicicleta.”“La Bicicleta” won two of the three biggest Grammy Latino awards for 2016, including song and record of the year.The ruling can be appealed.
