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Michael Cera's acting like a real jerk these days. He's the guy who made his name in 2007 as a superdweeb in Superbad, hapless yet endlessly endearing, and subsequently mined similar territory in Juno and Scott Pilgrim Vs The World. Today, that awkward dork is all but dead and buried. In last year's apocalypse comedy

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Netflix series Hollywood may be a story about the golden age of the American film industry, but many of its main cast are fictional characters invented from the show. While characters like Jack Costello (played by David Corenswet), Archie Coleman (Jeremy Pope) and Camille Washington (Laura Harrier) may have never existed, Hollywood does feature many

Arantxa Loizaga is an American journalist, born in Mexico, currently working for Univision Communications Inc. Loizagas best known for her interviews with leading national and international leaders. Her one-on-one interview with President Barack Obama at the White House in 2013 gained her fame in the world of journalism.