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• Another slew of hacked emails from Sony have leaked online and new ones detail the studio’s cold sore contract – Radar
• Bethenny Frankel does crazy yoga poses in her bikini – US Weekly
• Marvel’s new Spider-Man comic series will star… – Huffington Post
• Bam Margera was knocked out after a brutal attack – TMZ
• See the exclusive poster for Disney Channel’s newest series – Just Jared Jr
• Get your first your look at Mia Wasikowska as Madame Bovary – Lainey Gossip
• 10 most absurd moments from A Deadly Adoption – The Hollywood Reporter
• See the most adorable pics of Austin Mahone and Becky G – J-14

• Here are the 30 most shocking revelations of the Sony Hack emails- Radar
• Who leaked Nicki Minaj‘s nude photos?- Gossip Cop
• You have got to see Emma Roberts‘ 7th grade yearbook photo- Just Jared Jr
• Anna Kendrick will write a book of essays- Huffington Post
• What drove Kim Richards off the edge?- DListed
• Miley Cyrus shows off her toned body on a hike- Hollywood Tuna
• Romania’s Got Talent judge calls gays “abnormal”- Towleroad

Amy Pascal is speaking out candidly for the first time about the Sony Hack and she is revealing Angelina Jolie‘s thoughts on the scandal.

If you don’t remember, the actress was called a “minimally talented spoiled brat” by Scott Rudin in an email sent to Amy.

“Angie didn’t care,” Amy said. “Everybody understood because we all live in this weird thing called Hollywood. If we all actually were nice, it wouldn’t work.”

When asked about paying Jennifer Lawrence less money than her male co-stars in American Hustle, she said “I’ve paid [her] a lot more money since then, I promise you. Here’s the problem: I run a business. People want to work for less money, I pay them less money … Women shouldn’t work for less money. They should know what they’re worth. Women shouldn’t take less. ‘Stop, you don’t need the job that bad.’”

For more from the interview, visit Recode.net!

New evidence is popping up that suggests that the Sony Pictures hacking was not the work of North Korea, but of several individuals including one ex Sony employee.

Security firm Norse, who was investigating the major hack independently, said that one former Sony employee, “Lena,” had “extensive knowledge of the company’s network and operations” and used to work in a technical role. The company has identified six individuals involved, two in the US and others from Canada, Singapore and Thailand, via the Daily Caller.

The FBI previously said that North Korea was responsible for the hack.

“They’re the investigators,” Senior vice president at Norse Kurt Stammberger said about the FBI. “We’re going to show them our data and where it points us. As far as whether it is proof that would stand up in a court of law? That’s not our job to determine, it is theirs.”

The Interview is available to be viewed on VOD across many online platforms right now and we have all the links you need to watch it right here!

While the film will be released in 300 theaters across the country on Christmas Day, you can also rent or buy it to watch at home.

Through the following options, you can rent the HD version for $5.99 or buy the HD version for $14.99.

• Google Play
• YouTube
• Microsoft Xbox Video
• SeeTheInterview.com

The movie’s star/co-writer/co-director Seth Rogen suggests that you watch the movie in a theater surrounded by an audience, but if you don’t have a theater near you playing the film, definitely rent it!

WILL YOU WATCH the movie The Interview?

It looks like you may not have to leave your home to catch a screening of The Interview.

According to CNN, Sony Pictures and YouTube have a tentative deal to stream the film online where users would pay a rental fee to watch the controversial movie.

This story is still developing, but Sony will reportedly still sign more distributors because the YouTube deal is non-exclusive.

In case you missed the news, The Interview will also be available in select theaters this Christmas. Get a list of locations now!

The Interview will be playing in select theaters this Christmas and we have a list of theaters that have chosen to play the controversial James Franco and Seth Rogen film.

Earlier in the day, Sony announced that it would allow theaters to play the movie after the film was pulled from lineups when terror threats came through via the Sony hackers.

President Obama went on to praise the studio for allowing theaters to play the movie and not giving in to the hackers’ demands.

So far, it appears as if The Interview will be playing across the country in states including Texas, Michigan, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and more.

Click inside for a complete list of the theaters playing The Interview this Christmas… More Here! »