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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2011
Daniel Radcliffe has been crowned 'Entertainer of the Year' in the annual Entertainment Weekly award, beating out the likes of Adele and Hugh Jackman.
The 'Harry Potter' star earned his award not only for his success with the Boy Wizard, the franchise of which came to an end this year, but also for the bright future that lies ahead.
Editor Jess Cagle described Radcliffe as: "The nicest guy with one of the brightest futures in Hollywood. There's nothing he can't do. Ultimately there was one person who made the most sense."
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Croatian journalist James Braddock claims the Oscar-winning actress’ upcoming directorial debut, In the Land of Blood and Honey, is based on his book, The Subject Work, which he published in 2007.
In a lawsuit filed, Braddock claims he met with producer Edin Sarkic — who is now working on Angelina’s movie — several times throughout 2008 to discuss the possibility of his book being adapted for the big screen.
He maintains the pair talked about the details of the book, which documents the love story between a female prisoner and a Serbian soldier.
A judge will now have to determine whether “the claimed obvious similarities meet the high threshold needed to prove copyright infringement”.
Braddock is seeking an injunction to block the film’s scheduled release on December 23, as well as unspecified damages.
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