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Does this mean Glenn Beck was right? Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark is succeeding despite horrible reviews last year, according to The New York Times.

The show’s producers are now saying for the first time that they think they can recoup their entire investment from the show’s Broadway run (previously, they said they thought they would need national and overseas franchises of the show).

Still, the show will need to be a long-running hit along the lines of Wicked or The Lion King, as producers invested $75 million and the show brings in between $100,000 and $300,000 in profits each week.

No matter what Franco appears in, I can’t shake the image of him as the prototypical whiny bitch of Spider-Man: the over-acting, perpetual pout; the kind of spoiled rich kid who can do whatever he wants, who is a character which has manifested itself into Franco’s reality.

The false self-deprecation, and the fact that Google cross-references “James Franco” and “douche” with over 600,000 results.

In the interest of scale, Nic Cage only clocks in at around 48,000 hits, and he’s been around a lot longer.

In the wake of last week's massacre in Norway, U.S. conservative commentator Glenn Beck on Monday compared the summer camp where most of the 76 victims died to the Hitler Youth organization of Nazi Germany.

Glenn Beck's company, Mercury Radio Arts, has launched a site that offers online discounts on purchases for various goods.

First Keith Olbermann, now Glenn Beck: two highly vocal, aggressively opinionated TV commentators suddenly walk away from weeknight cable TV platforms.

Glenn Beck's leaving Fox News. We celebrate the news by looking at some of his finest on air breakdowns.

The crazy train is finally coming to an end. Glenn Beck, the peak of the mountain of crazy that is Fox News, has just announced that he will be ending his daily program sometime in 2011.

In the Monday edition of the New York Times, journalist extraordinaire David Carr reports that the relationship between Glenn Beck and Fox News is potentially reaching the end of its rope because of the ranting host's diminishing ratings.

The Anti-Defamation League is criticizing remarks by Fox News Channel's Glenn Beck about billionaire financier George Soros and the Holocaust.

Jon Stewart says he has quite a bit in common with conservative commentator Glenn Beck -- at least similar reasons for being in the op-eds business.