Adam Lambert & Boyfriend Arrested After Gay Bar Brawl

First Published: December 22, 2011 1:14 PM EST Credit: FilmMagic Caption Adam Lambert and Sauli Koskinen step out at the 2011 American Music Awards held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles on November 20, 2011HELSINKI, Finland -- American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert and boyfriend Sauli Koskinen were both arrested in Helsinki, Finland, on Thursday. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Adam, 29, and Sauli, 26, winner of the Finnish version of Big Brother, had a dispute at local gay bar Dont Tell Mama, which led to them both being ejected from the establishment. The fight then reportedly continued on the street, where Finnish beauty queen Sofia Ruusila who was partying with the pair was allegedly struck in the face during the fracas. Police then reportedly arrived on the scene and arrested the pair, who were later released Thursday afternoon (Helsinki local time). The What Do You Want From Me singer later took to Twitter confirming the incident and his arrest. Jetlag+Vodka=blackout. Us÷blackout=irrational confusion. jail+guilt+press=lesson learned. Sauli+Adam+hangover burgers= laughing bout it, the singer wrote. Sauli blogged about the incident, writing, Fame is not easy. Celebrities are only human. Love is not easy either, but it is forever! Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Discovery Sued By Woman Who Claims 'Weed Wars' Was Her Idea

Prashant Gupta / FX FX and Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter have prevailed in a lawsuit filed by an ex-Hell's Angel biker who claimed the idea for the hit drama series was stolen.our editor recommends'Glee,' 'Sons of Anarchy' Added to Amazon Prime Instant Video Streaming Service'Sons of Anarchy' Creator Kurt Sutter on Season 4's Bold Finale and Season 5 PlansFurious 'Sons of Anarchy' Creator Tells DirecTV Viewers 'You're Getting F---ed Over'; Reveals Banned Script Chuck Zito sued FX for $5 million in June 2010 claiming he had developed a show called Nomads (later The Wild Angels) and had agents at ICM set up a pitch meeting in 2004 with FX chief John Landgraf, during which Zito says he discussed ideas for a show about a motorcycle club. FX passed on the project but later developed Sutter's Sons, which ICM packaged and which recently concluded its 4th season as a big hit for the network. "FX was obligated to pay Zito the reasonable value of his ideas, hire him to work on the series and afford him screen credit as creator," the lawsuit alleged. "Defendants breached an implied-in-fact contract with defendant." VIDEO: 'Sons of Anarchy': Ron Perlman Says Season 4 Was a Challenge At the time, Sutter took to his twitter account to blast the lawsuit, saying: "HAVING THE F***ING IDEA IS NOT THE SHOW. THERE HAVE BEEN DOZENS OF OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE TV DRAMAS PITCHED IN THE LAST TEN YEARS. NONE OF THEM HAS MADE IT TO SERIES, EXCEPT SOA. BECAUSE THEY SUCKED." STORY: 'Sons of Anarchy' Creator Kurt Sutter on Season 4's Bold Finale and Season 5 Plans Today a Los Angeles Superior Court judge agreed, ruling on summary judgment that Sons was independently created and Zito doesn't have a case. The judge relied on declarations submitted by Sutter, Landgraf and talent agent Matt Solo (now with WME), among others, showing Sutter's development process and the fact that Sons was pitched to several networks, including HBO and AMC, before arriving at FX, which bought the project in a bidding war. The judge saw no reason for the case to continue past the summary judgment phase. We've reached out to Zito's attorneys for comment. FX is represented by Scott Edelman at LA's Gibson Dunn firm and Rick Stone at Jenner & Block. Email: Matthew.Belloni@thr.com Twitter: @THRMattBelloni PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery 'Sons of Anarchy' Red Carpet Premiere

Beef of the Day: John Cleese, Eric Idle Wage War Over Spamalot Royalties

First came the real talk from Eric Idle revealing why he recently canned fellow Monty Python mate John Cleese from the touring production of Spamalot, the stage musical adapted from their 1974 comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail. “I fired John Cleese — surgically removed him,” Idle told the Telegraph. “It wasn’t mean — he’s had millions of dollars from it. He charges people a fortune for using his voice. He’s always been in financial crisis.” A miffed Cleese took to Twitter to strike back at “Yoko Idle.” #embedly_twitter_49323781{background:url(http://a3.twimg.com/profile_background_images/1360852/smiley-lemur_sm.jpg) #000000;padding:20px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p{background:#fff;padding:10px 12px 0px 12px;margin:0;min-height:48px;color:#000;font-size:18px;line-height:22px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .embedly_tweet_content{background:#fff;padding:10px 12px 10px 12px;margin:0;min-height:48px;color:#000;font-size:18px !important;line-height:22px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p span.metadata{display:block;width:100%;clear:both;margin-top:0px;height:40px;padding-bottom:12px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p span.metadata span.author{line-height:15px;color:#999;font-size:14px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p span.metadata span.author a{line-height:15px;font-size:20px;vertical-align:middle;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p span.metadata span.author img{float:left;margin:0 10px 0 0px;width:48px;height:48px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p a {color:#097112;text-decoration:none;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 p a:hover{text-decoration:underline;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .embedly_timestamp{font-size:13px;display:inline-block;margin-top:5px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .components-above span.embedly_timestamp{font-size:10px;margin-top:1px;line-height:12px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 a {color:#097112;text-decoration:none;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 a:hover{text-decoration:underline;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-screen-name {font-size:14px;font-weight:bold;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-full-name {padding-left:4px;color:#999;font-size:12px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions{margin-left:10px;font-size:13px;display:inline-block;width:250px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .components-above span.tweet-actions{font-size:10px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .controls{line-height:12px!important;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions a {margin-left:5px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions a b{font-weight:normal;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .components-above span.tweet-actions a b{vertical-align:baseline;line-height:12px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .components-above .tweet-text{font-size:13px;vertical-align:baseline;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-image {float:left;width:40px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-user-block-image {float:left;width:48px;height:48px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-row {margin-left:40px;margin-top:3px;line-height:17px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-user-block {}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .stream-item {padding-bottom:0px;margin-left:12px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .simple-tweet-image img {margin-top:4px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .simple-tweet-content {margin:0 0 13px 0px;font-size:14px;min-height:48px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .in-reply-to-border {border-color:#EBEBEB;border-style:solid;border-width:1px 0 0;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .in-reply-to-text {margin-left:4px;padding-left:8px;padding-right:10px;color:#999;font-size:12px;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions i {background:transparent url(http://a2.twimg.com/a/1306889658/phoenix/img/sprite-icons.png) no-repeat;width:15px;height:15px;margin:0 4px 3px;outline:none;vertical-align:baseline;display:inline-block;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions a.retweet-action i {background-position:-192px 0;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions a.reply-action i {background-position:0 0;}#embedly_twitter_49323781 .tweet-actions a.favorite-action i {background-position:-32px 0;}@JohnCleeseJohn Cleese I see Yoko Idle’s been moaning (again), about the royalties he had to pay the other Python’s for Spamalot. Apparently he paid me “millions”Dec 14 via Twitter for iPhoneFavoriteRetweetReply #embedly_twitter_42455235{background:url(http://a3.twimg.com/profile_background_images/1360852/smiley-lemur_sm.jpg) #000000;padding:20px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p{background:#fff;padding:10px 12px 0px 12px;margin:0;min-height:48px;color:#000;font-size:18px;line-height:22px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .embedly_tweet_content{background:#fff;padding:10px 12px 10px 12px;margin:0;min-height:48px;color:#000;font-size:18px !important;line-height:22px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p span.metadata{display:block;width:100%;clear:both;margin-top:0px;height:40px;padding-bottom:12px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p span.metadata span.author{line-height:15px;color:#999;font-size:14px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p span.metadata span.author a{line-height:15px;font-size:20px;vertical-align:middle;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p span.metadata span.author img{float:left;margin:0 10px 0 0px;width:48px;height:48px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p a {color:#097112;text-decoration:none;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 p a:hover{text-decoration:underline;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .embedly_timestamp{font-size:13px;display:inline-block;margin-top:5px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .components-above span.embedly_timestamp{font-size:10px;margin-top:1px;line-height:12px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 a {color:#097112;text-decoration:none;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 a:hover{text-decoration:underline;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-screen-name {font-size:14px;font-weight:bold;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-full-name {padding-left:4px;color:#999;font-size:12px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions{margin-left:10px;font-size:13px;display:inline-block;width:250px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .components-above span.tweet-actions{font-size:10px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .controls{line-height:12px!important;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions a {margin-left:5px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions a b{font-weight:normal;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .components-above span.tweet-actions a b{vertical-align:baseline;line-height:12px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .components-above .tweet-text{font-size:13px;vertical-align:baseline;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-image {float:left;width:40px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-user-block-image {float:left;width:48px;height:48px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-row {margin-left:40px;margin-top:3px;line-height:17px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-user-block {}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .stream-item {padding-bottom:0px;margin-left:12px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .simple-tweet-image img {margin-top:4px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .simple-tweet-content {margin:0 0 13px 0px;font-size:14px;min-height:48px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .in-reply-to-border {border-color:#EBEBEB;border-style:solid;border-width:1px 0 0;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .in-reply-to-text {margin-left:4px;padding-left:8px;padding-right:10px;color:#999;font-size:12px;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions i {background:transparent url(http://a2.twimg.com/a/1306889658/phoenix/img/sprite-icons.png) no-repeat;width:15px;height:15px;margin:0 4px 3px;outline:none;vertical-align:baseline;display:inline-block;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions a.retweet-action i {background-position:-192px 0;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions a.reply-action i {background-position:0 0;}#embedly_twitter_42455235 .tweet-actions a.favorite-action i {background-position:-32px 0;}@JohnCleeseJohn Cleese … actual rough figures last time we checked - Yoko Idle $13m, Michael Palin $1.1m, the others just under a million each…Dec 14 via Twitter for iPhoneFavoriteRetweetReply To add insult to injury, Idle had also brought up the subject of Cleese’s marital problems in his chat with the Telegraph. “His ex wife was married to him for 20 years. I wouldn’t take 13 million to be married to him. I don’t feel guilty. I gave him a million dollars. Has he sent me a Christmas card? No, he’s too busy on the road.” Ouch. Not cool, Yoko. Spamalot debuted on Broadway in 2005 and has been touring since to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars; meanwhile, Cleese’s one-man show An Evening with John Cleese continues to tour because, as he told Yahoo last month, “I have fallen on hard times… partly, because I am now on the far-side of romantic leading roles, but also because I’ve just been through a costly and acrimonious divorce…” [@JohnCleese, Telegraph]

'Cinderella' targets Broadway

Beane Goodman A completely new version of Rodgers and Hammerstein tuner "Cinderella" is concentrating on a Broadway run, skedding a spring workshop staging before a recommended Rialto berth inside the 2012-13 season.Scribe Douglas Carter Beane ("Xanadu," "The Little Dog Jeered"), whose musical "Lysistrata Manley" opens inside a couple of days on Broadway, produces the all-new book, including the familiar mythic elements but offers the tale a lady-energy twist. Robyn Goodman ("Avenue Q," "Bengal Tiger within the Baghdad Zoo") and her shingle Aged in Forest Prods. will produce.Composed for TV, the 1957 "Cinderella" has not carried out Broadway, although legit adaptations began striking stages immediately after bow of TV tuner, which starred Julie Andrews. Subsequent tube incarnations add a 1965 version toplined by Lesley Ann Warren together with a 1997 adaptation that starred Brandy.An Urban Area Opera version most recently carried out Gotham in 2004, while another adaptation -- getting a magazine come up with from multiple versions in the musical -- is playing at Seattle's fifth Avenue Theater.Because the original clocked in at under 80 minutes, most newer versions interpolate other tunes within the Rodgers and Hammerstein catalog. The newest version does the identical, although many of them are tunes that have been cut off their tuners, like the opening number, according to Goodman.Production targets the all-age groups crowd that has aided propel shows for instance "The Lion King" to B.O. success, while using producer explaining Beane's adaptation just like a balance between kid-friendly fairytale trappings together with a smart, satirical tone.Producers are planning for just about any developmental workshop staging in April. Contact Gordon Cox at gordon.cox@variety.com

New 'The Lorax' Trailer: More Fuel For Fox Business

.post-content img {display:none;} The official trailer for 'The Lorax' has arrived, and it won't be calming the fears of the folks at Fox Business. 'The Lorax,' based on the popular Dr. Seuss book, tells the story of the evil Once-ler (Ed Helms), who cuts down all the Truffula Trees in the town to make money. The only thing in his way is the Lorax, an orange creature who speaks for the trees. The Lorax is voiced by Danny Devito, who also narrates the trailer. The last time Devito narrated a film, it was 2003's 'Duplex.' Hopefully 'The Lorax' will be a whole lot better than that mess. 'The Lorax' hits theaters March 2, 2012. [via ComingSoon and Yahoo!] [Photo: Universal] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook

Why Was Alec Baldwin Tossed Off His Flight?

Alec Baldwin Alec Baldwin was began a united states Air carriers flight departing from La on Tuesday for implementing a technological device. "Flight attendant on American reamed me out for playing 'Words With Friends' in the end sitting in the gate, not moving," the 30 Rock actor tweeted Tuesday mid-day. "But, oddly, 30 Rock plays flying on American." Watch full instances of 30 Rock A police force official told The La Occasions that Baldwin was escorted from the plane, but that police weren't involved. The state didn't specify why Baldwin was taken off the flight, except to express it had been between Baldwin and also the air travel. The state Twitter account of yankee Air carriers told the Emmy champion, 53, that they're considering the problem and requested him to transmit his contact details. Another passenger on the airplane, former MTV Systems Leader and Chief Operating Officer Michael J. Wolf, first tweeted that Baldwin have been removed the plane departing from La Airport Terminal. Fortunately, Baldwin wasn't grounded for too lengthy. The actor tweeted he was re-reserved on the 3 p.m. American Air carriers flight. "The flight family and friends already look.....wiser," he authored.

'Star Trek 2' Villain Watch: Benicio Del Toro's Khan Connection, Peter Weller Joins Cast

"The Exorcist 2" news is starting to warm-up with shooting set to commence in the little around the month, and a lot of the recent talk has devoted towards the sci-fi sequel's villains. Everyone knows Benicio del Toro is at talks for one of the key villain roles, there's however another theif apparently inside the mix too. More recent and much more effective updates round the "Star WarsInch enemy front emerged in the last weekend, including conflicting reviews on who BDT is signing up for, together with the enrollment of RoboCop. Get everything plus much more following a jump! » Late Friday (December 2) evening, Latino Review's El Mayimbe released a scoop that Del Toro's character is the best Khan Noonien Singh, the fan-favorite "Trek" villain carried out infamously by Ricardo Montalban. Nothing official yet, clearly, but El Mayimbe posseses an excellent history for many of these scoops, including posting the initial word on Heath Ledger's casting since the Joker in "Dark Dark evening." » However, El Mayime's scoop faces one serious detractor: the best J.J. Abrams themselves. The "Star WarsInch director told HitFix that reviews of BDT playing Khan are "not the situation.Inch Anything, nothing less. It behooves a director to guard his film's secrets, clearly, but that's a significant firm denial in the guy who's most certainly aware. Consider this mystery unsolved as before. » In less murky news, Deadline reviews that "RoboCop" and "Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai" actor Peter Weller is joining the cast of "The Exorcist 2" inside an unknown capacity. But it's already known that you've a second, older villain inside the "Trek 2" mix aside from BDTcould Weller have showed up that dubious role? We certainly hope so! Reveal everything you consider the newest "Star WarsInch casting news inside the comments section and also on Twitter!

Britney Spears Giving Free Concert in Mexico City on Sunday

It's been a few months since Beyonce officially announced her pregnancy during a performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, and as interviewer Katie Couric said, "Pregnancy really becomes her."our editor recommendsBeyonce Fields Katie Couric's Baby Interrogation During '20/20' Special (Video)Beyonce Debuts Noir-Themed 'Dance For You' (Video)Pregnant Beyonce to Design Her Own Maternity LineBeyonce's Pregnancy Questioned After Video Sparks Surrogate Rumors "Physically I was starting to show, so it was only a matter of days before someone zoomed in. So I just wanted it to be from me, and I wanted it to be something that was a celebration of something so beautiful," Beyonce said of the decision to stop mid-performance at the VMAs to rub her belly, in a sit-down interview with Couric airing Friday. "I figured the biggest statement was to ... just be." PHOTOS: Top 10 Highest Paid Music Artists Her reaction following the reveal was of relief. "Honestly, I just felt free. I really did, because I'd been holding the most exciting thing in for so long, and I just felt like, 'Wow, now I can enjoy and now I can just experience this the way that every woman should,' " she said. "I felt like, 'Oh, I can breathe and be happy. It was a beautiful feeling. ... I went straight off the stage and cried. I hugged my mom, I hugged Jay and just cried. It was a beautiful day." Beyonce revealed that she hasn't been having any off-the-wall pregnancy cravings, even though there were rumors that she liked ketchup on everything and ice-cream with hot sauce. PHOTOS: MTV VMAs Red Carpet Arrivals "I was on a plane and the flight attendant came and was like, 'I have your hot sauce and pickles and bananas,' " she recalled. "And I'm like, 'That is absolutely disgusting, what are you doing?' He's like, 'I read it on the Internet.' " Other rumors that have surfaced include Beyonce having a fake baby bump and her using a surrogate. "I've been really conscious and I've been trying my best not to lose control because I've met so many people who say, 'My second baby, my third baby, I learned my lesson,' " she said, calling her pregnancy "exciting." "I haven't been going crazy. I know that it's important that I don't lose myself." She said later: "I know it's going to be difficult at times and I know that, like my mother, I'm going to get on my child's nerves but it's all out of love and I'm just ready. I'm ready for the next chapter." Beyonce also discussed the slew of Roseland concerts in August (before the VMAs), during which she wore a sequined piece that conveniently covered her stomach. When asked if she was disappointed she couldn't go on a proper tour to promote 4, Beyonce expressed joy that she was able to perform at all. (The concerts were made into a film: Live at Roseland: Elements of 4.) Aside from concert footage, home videos were also shown; Beyonce indicated at one point during the interview that she felt safest while performing, that she knew at an early age what she wanted to do and that her mother helped her figure out what she was passionate about. "I hope to do the same thing with my children," Beyonce told Couric. The singer, who launched her own production company called The Parkwood Group (Parkwood is the street she grew up on in Houston), discussed -- and showed -- for the first time the gown she wore when she married hip-hop artist/mogul Jay-Z in 2008. "There were many magazines and people that asked for us to give pictures and that's not what the wedding was about," she said. "It was so private and it was only a few people there, it was in our home. My mother designed that dress and I'm so proud of that dress because she did such a beautiful job. It's my favorite dress I've ever worn." Though Beyonce did not reveal details on when she was expecting her first child, Couric said that in the "making of" video for "Countdown," Beyonce said she was six months pregnant in late September. PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery MTV VMAs: Best and Worst Moments Related Topics Beyonce Katie Couric 20/20

Box Office Report: 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' Leads Ho-Hum Weekend With $5.5 Mil Friday

The weekend after Thanksgiving is one of the slowest of the year, and 2011 is no different.our editor recommendsBox Office Preview: 'Shame,' Oscar Contenders Jockey for Position as Awards Season Heats Up 'Shame': What the Critics Are Saying'Shame' Director Steve McQueen on Making His NC-17 Sex Addiction Drama (Video)New Movie Reviews: 'Shame,' 'Sleeping Beauty,' 'Coriolanus' Hitting Theaters With no new wide releases, Summit Entertainment's The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 continued to top the domestic box office, grossing $5.5 million on Friday for a cume of $235.9 million. The pic is on track for a $16.8 million weekend. Disney's kids pic The Muppets held at No. 2, grossing $2.8 million on its second Friday for a winning domestic cume of $48 million and projected $12 million weekend. PHOTOS: Films that Narrowly Avoided an NC-17 As expected, movies saw steep drops from the previous Friday, a holiday. Breaking Dawn was down 67 percent from the previous Friday, while Muppets fell 77 percent. But overall, box office revenues for the weekend aren't expected to fall behind 2010 levels. The real action is among award contenders. Martin Scorsese's Hugo upped its theater count by more than 500 on Friday after being named best film of the year by the National Board of Review (Scorsese also won best director). Hugo, distributed by Paramount, grossed $2 million on Friday, putting it at No. 3. VIDEOS: THR's Awards Season Roundtable Series 2011: The Directors Hugo, now playing in 1,840 locations, will be in a close race Saturday and Sunday with Sony and Aardman's 3D family film Arthur Christmas. Arthur Christmas, playing in far more theaters, grossed $1.7 million on Friday from 3,376 locations for a domestic cume of $19.6 million. Both Arthur Christmas and Hugo are projecting a $7 million weekend. In addition to Hugo, award contenders Shame, The Artist, The Descendants and My Week with Marilyn all did good business on Friday. COVER STORY: Martin Scorsese Talks 'Hugo,' How His 12-Year-Old Rules the Roost Shame's performance is particularly impressive since it's rated NC-17. From Fox Searchlight, the film grossed $110,476 from 10 theaters in five cities. Directed by Steve McQueen, Shame stars Michael Fassbender as a sex addict. Carey Mulligan also stars. Searchlight's The Descendants, directed by Alexander Payne and headlining George Clooney, did well enough on Friday to come in No. 6, grossing $1.4 million from only 574 locations for a cume of $14.3 million. Silent film The Artist grossed an impressive $55,574 on Friday as it expanded its reach into the San Francisco area. From the Weinstein Co., the awards darling is now playing in six theaters in Los Angeles, NY and the Bay Area. The Weinsteins' awards hopeful My Week with Marilyn, starring Michelle Williams as the iconic Marilyn Monroe, came in No. 12 on Friday, grossing $345,000 from 244 locations in top markets for a cume of $1.4 million. PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery The Dirty Dozen: Films that Narrowly Avoided an NC-17 Related Topics Box Office The Muppets Shame Hugo