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Chris Rock on CNN’s Larry King Live

From CNN.com
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(CNN) — Republican presidential candidate John McCain is just holding on like a boxer before he gets knocked out, comedian Chris Rock says.

Rock, an avid supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, spoke with CNN’s Larry King on Thursday. He said Obama is more grounded with your average American — not somebody like McCain with “12 houses.”

“The other guy [McCain] can lose five houses,” Rock said.

“I’ll go with the guy with one house. The guy with one house is scared about losing his house…”

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Don’t forget: Chris Rock’s “Kill the Messenger” new stand-up routine on HBO Saturday night at 9 p.m. EST!

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Jeff Goldblum to join cast of Law & Order: Criminal Intent, ups the creepiness factor

By Michael Schneider
Variety.com
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Jeff Goldblum is set to replace Chris Noth next season on “Law & Order: Criminal Intent.”

Like Noth, Goldblum will be seen in half of the series’ episodes; discussions are ongoing with Vincent D’Onofrio to continue headlining the other half.

Noth, who joined the show in 2005, when D’Onofrio opted to reduce his workload, reps the show’s latest departure. Exec producer Warren Leight recently left and signed a deal with HBO, where he’ll oversee the second season of “In Treatment.” A replacement for Leight has not yet been named.

It’s the second exit from the franchise for Noth, who originated the character of Mike Logan on the show’s mothership in 1990 before leaving in 1995; he later resurrected the character for the telepic “Exiled: A Law & Order Movie” and then again for “Criminal Intent.”

“Chris has been a member of the ‘Law & Order’ family since the beginning, and Mike Logan is one of the most popular detectives in the history of television,” exec producer Dick Wolf said…

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