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Why make 'Spinal Tap 2'? Rob Reiner shares the surprising reason Original

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By Marco della Cava
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Devotees of the rock band Spinal Tap − OK, the fake/real band Spinal Tap − will be familiar with one of their classic song titles, "Gimme Some Money." Turns out, they meant it.
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Spinal Tap bandmates shade Paul McCartney as 'a very specific talent' Original

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By Marco della Cava
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The pantheon of rock legends brims with iconic names. Jimmy Page. Jim Morrison. Joan Jett. And who can forget those deafening British metal mavens Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbins and Derek Smalls of Spinal Tap. In 1984, director Marty DiBergi (Rob Reiner) brought us into the band's tunefully dysfunctional world with the documentary "This Is Spinal Tap." Now, four decades later, DiBergi is back with "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues" (in theaters Sept.
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The real-life story behind 'Eden,' Ron Howard's dark crime movie Original

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By Marco della Cava
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About 15 years ago, director Ron Howard took his family on vacation. Call it a bucket list trip, one that took his brood to the epic Galapagos Islands about 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador. The result of that trek was terrific family bonding and, many years later, "Eden" ( in theaters Aug. 22), a movie anchored to a true crime mystery that wormed its way into Howard's brain while on the islands. "It was our dinner conversation the whole trip," says Howard.
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