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Monday, December 15, 2014

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Sony calls on media to stop publishing hacked documents

Stunned by a massive leak of sensitive documents, Sony Pictures Enterprises embarked Sunday on an attempt to contain the crisis by discouraging further media coverage of the leaked emails, which have embarrassed Hollywood stars and the studio's top executives.

Sony calls on media to stop publishing hacked documents

TODAY'S TOP NEWS

›	George Lucas, Elton John to be honored at Geffen Playhouse gala

›	Aieeee! MoMA to host Yoko Ono exhibition

›	L.A. theater openings, Dec. 14-21: 'Blithe Spirit' and more

›	Letter from Toyko: The last Tower Records standing

ENVELOPE

D'Angelo releases 'Black Messiah,' his politically charged new album

›	Kourtney Kardashian welcomes another baby boy on son Mason's birthday
›	'Once Upon a Time': Belle makes a bold move in 'Heroes and Villains'
›	'The Newsroom' recap: Farewell to Charlie and series viewers

MORE ENTERTAINMENT

›	Monday's TV Highlights: 'State of Affairs' on NBC
›	FX orders pilot for Donald Glover comedy 'Atlanta'
›	Saturday Highlights and Weekend Talk: 'Graham Norton Show'
›	TLC getting into late-night game with 'All About Sex'
›	TV This Week, Dec. 14-20: 'Ascension' and more
›	Smaug destroys 'The Colbert Report'
›	Kobe Bryant documentary to air in February on Showtime