That's not me in Dan Brown's 'Inferno' Try this for a spine-tingling moment: An immensely popular novelist who specializes in eerie, conspiratorial mysteries portrays an evildoer who is, gulp, an awful lot like yourself. And the word "popular" doesn't really come close to describing this novelist, whose every book is launched in multiple languages and shoved into movie production (starring Tom Hanks) before the manuscript is bound in ...
June 20, 2013 - CNN
Thomas Calabro in IGN Calabro said he was "interested in the ideas that they had bringing the show forward," and was, "Very excited to learn [Michael] had even more money than before and even more power. If he continues to be an evildoer that bodes well."
Joe Francis in Entertainment Weekly The 34-year-old Francis, who makes an estimated $29 million a year off the videos, said, "This judge has gone as far as to call me the devil and an evildoer. It is a case of a judge gone wild."
Steve Bridges in MSNBC Abu Musab Zarqawi "was an evildoer. He is now an evildider," comic Steve Bridges said, referring to the recent death of the terror leader Iraq in a perfect Texas accent.