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Will The Interview Ever Be Released? Sony Pictures Posts New Trailer

There still may be hope for The Interview. One day after Sony Pictures pulled the film’s theatrical release date following a 9/11-like threat, the company posted a new trailer for the Seth Rogen and James Franco film. “This Christmas,” the clip says. “In Franco and Rogen we trust.” Sony announced on Wednesday, Dec. 17, that it would not go forward with the comedy’s Dec. 25 release date after several exhibitors decided to pull the film from theaters.

Witney Carson, Dancing With the Stars Pro, Marries Carson McAllister

Tying the knot on New Year’s Day! Dancing With the Stars pro Witney Carson married her high school sweetheart Carson McAllister on Friday, January 1, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Carson and McAllister, both 22, said “I do” in front of more than 100 guests at the religious ceremony and large dinner and reception at Noah’s Event Venue in South Jordan, Utah. "There will definitely be elements of the winter wonderland shoot in our wedding,” Carson told The Knot last month, referring to the wintry engagement shoot they did in mid-December.

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WWE's McMahon Family: A Guide to Vince, Stephanie, Triple H, More

A family affair. For the WWE’s legendary McMahons, professional wrestling is in their blood. The history of World Wrestling Entertainment is so vast that the corporation itself divides it into six different eras. Ultimately, the spectacle all began when wrestling and boxing promoter Jess McMahon (who was born in 1882 and died in 1954) and his son Vincent McMahon (who was born in 1915 and died in 1984) formed the Capitol Wrestling Corporation one year prior to Jess’ death.

WWE's Vince McMahon Opens SmackDown Live After Stepping Down

Still in the ring. Hours after Vince McMahon confirmed he would be stepping down as the CEO and Chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), he was in great spirits to open the SmackDown Live show. “It is a privilege as always to stand before you here tonight, the WWE universe,” McMahon, 76, said during the Friday, June 17, broadcast of the wrestling special. “I’m here simply to remind you of the four words we just saw in what we call our WWE signature.