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Denzel Washington and his wife of 22 years may be headed for trouble — and insiders say it's because of the fear that the Oscar winner is a serial cheater! Sources have told The National Enquirer that 50-year-old Denzel's long-rumored extra-marital activity — particularly rumors of a relationship with pretty actress Sanaa Lathan, 34 — have caused major upheaval in what was once considered one of Hollywood's most rock solid marriages.
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Denzel Washington won Oscars as the rebellious slave unwilling to carry the American flag in the Civil War film Glory with Matthew Broderick, and as the crooked cop in Training Day with Ethan Hawke. In 1996 he became the first African-American to be judged People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.
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Denzel Washington is back on the big screen, this time to share the bill with another Oscar-winning powerhouse, Meryl Streep, in the remake of the political thriller The Manchurian Candidate. But don't look for fireworks between the two – they never shared a scene. Washington, 49, recently chatted with reporters about working with his elusive costar, getting back behind the camera and nearing the big 5-0.
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Sources exclusively tell Bossip that Denzel Washington was spotted in Vegas last month at an after-party for the Mayweather-De La Hoya fight with a young hostess. According to a source, the Oscar-winner left with the aspiring actress/model and they spent the night together at the private mansion residence where the party was held. Other “notables” at the party says the source included Wesley Snipes and Judge Mathis.
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(CBS)Two-time Oscar winner Denzel Washington has done it all, from period drama to romantic comedy to gritty action. His latest is the heist caper "Inside Man," ... starring Clive Owen and Jodie Foster. In this thriller, he plays a detective trying to outsmart a bank robber who has taken hostages.
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Washington once again put his good-guy image aside and earned rave reviews for 2007's "American Gangster," co-starring alongside former co-star and now fellow A-lister Russell Crowe in the fact-based chronicle of New York's drug underworld of the 1970s. In the Ridley Scott-directed picture which many likened to the gangster epics of Martin Scorsese, Washington played a savvy, business-minded employee of Harlem's top drug dealer who steps in to build his own empire following the death of his boss. The film earned over $46 million dollars on opening weekend and instantly generated Oscar buzz for both lead actors and director Scott. Washington would return to his respectable persona later in the year with the Christmas release of "The Great Debaters" (2007), playing an inspirational teacher who founds a powerhouse debate team at an all black college during the 1930s. The film marked Washington's sophomore directing effort.
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