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'Dark Knight' Shooting: In Gesture of Sympathy, Studios May Not Report Box Office Grosses This Weekend

Hollywood is rallying together in the wake of the shooting that left at least 12 dead inside a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises." read more full story

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'Dark Knight' Shooting: In Gesture of Sympathy, Studios May Not Report Box Office Grosses This Weekend

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