Culture Beast: Suge Knight’s Shocking Rap Sheet

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1 Police Blotter Suge Knight's Shocking Rap Sheet Homicide allegations, assault and battery, parole violation and more. With the troubled rap mogul wanted for questioning in another death, we take a look at his lengthy rap sheet. By James Joiner Read it at The Daily Beast

2 RECORD-BREAKER Sundance's Biggest Tearjerker 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,' a drama about a high school senior who befriends a girl with cancer, attracted record-breaking bids of $12 million at Sundance and is poised to be the next 'The Fault in Our Stars.' By Marlow Stern Read it at The Daily Beast 4 FOREVER YOUNG, BRO The Endless Adolescence of 'Workaholics' On set with the overachieving thirtysomethings behind the show about innocently idiotic slackers stuck in dead-end telemarketing jobs. By Melissa Leon Read it at The Daily Beast There's something deeply ironic in complaining about the Internet PC Police on the Internet, then telling PC people to shut up because their anti-free speech PC orthodoxy isn't wanted. Welcome to the Internet, Jonathan Chait.” READ IT NOW › 5 UNSTANDARD Bob Dylan Does Sinatra His Way Is this the strangest tribute album of all time? Dylan singing relatively obscure Sinatra songs over a pedal steel back-up? Weirdest of all? It's pretty compelling. By Ted Gioia Read it at The Daily Beast 3 ALL PUBLICITY IS GOOD PUBLICITY Why 'Sniper' Could Win the Oscar How the most controversial and politically polarizing film of the year became a legitimate contender for the Academy Award no one thought it would even be nominated for. By Kevin Fallon Read it at The Daily Beast The Faces of Sundance Miss Universe's Stereotype-Palooza Paris's Craziest Couture Shows SAG Red Carpet Winners and Losers In response to One Last 'Parenthood' Ugly Cry: This was a wonderful show full of family problems that many of us can relate to. Guess it didn't fall within the guidelines of some of the miserable shows that air now. — trespasos In response to How The 'Star Wars' Empire Was Built: Ultimately, his refusal to allow others to participate in the narratives and his slavish devotion to his original plotlines rendered each successive film more and more facile. — Todd_Sputnik

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