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Kim Kardashian had a major health scare while pregnant on the latest “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” After landing from a flight, she rushed to her doctor. She was in so much pain, she was worried there was something wrong with the baby. She’d never felt pain like this before.

“I hate it…it hurts when I cry,” Kim said. Her mother, Kris, was by her side for support. Kris was worried because she knew her daughter had a high tolerance for pain. If Kim was saying she was in this much pain, it was serious.

Both women were more than relieved to hear the healthy and normal heartbeat of her baby. “Oh thank God,” Kris said. “Thank you, God.”

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Theresa Caputo dropped by a Boys and Girls Club event to give readings on “Long Island Medium.” While there, she connected with three siblings who’d lost both of their parents. Their mother passed away about ten years ago, while they lost their father to cancer just a month ago.

“My whole world fell apart. My heart completely ripped in half,” said John, the eldest child.

“Did you feel your mother’s soul with you the day your dad died?” Theresa asked the children.

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Following the likes of Microsoft and Facebook, Apple has publicly responded to the explosion in interest in the NSA’s PRISM program, and has been authorized to reveal some of the data on what it’s shared with the US government in the past. It apparently first heard of the program when the media started to ask about it earlier this month and has reiterated that it provides no government agency with direct access to its servers. It does, however, get its fair share of requests for customer data from US law enforcement, receiving between 4,000 and 5,000 of them between December 1 2012 and May 31 2013. These requests covered over 9,000 accounts or devices, and come from federal, state and local authorities. Apple elaborated a little on these information requests too, saying that the majority of these requests have involved searching for missing children, preventing suicides and robberies. The company says it has “always placed a priority on protecting our customers’ personal data,” and its legal team evaluates each request. Apparently, Apple can’t decrypt (and thus share) iMessage and FaceTime data, which is encrypted end-to-end. We’ve added its full statement after the break.

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The MovieFilm gang reunites to discuss the latest (greatest?) cinematic exploit of Superman, with all three of us offering a rapturous reaction. But that’s not all! Speaking of rapturous, there’s also my in-depth interview with Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Craig Robinson of the hilarious end-of-the-world comedy This Is The End (check out the full transcript here). In addition, we talk up the latest news on the latest Terminator movie (including word that sixty-something Ah-Nold might be cyborging up again), dissect the doomsaying predictions from Steven Spielberg & George Lucas that the end of cinema is nigh, and offer our takes on the new trailers for 300: Rise of An Empire, and The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, and we top things off with a MovieFilm quiz where Sean and I test our Superman trivia thresholds. You can stream below, or listen/download to the show through iTunes or via Stitcher Radio. Remember to write a review or rank us on iTunes and Stitcher, and be sure to hit “like” on our official Facebook page!

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