A news agency issued Nicolas Cage an apology this week after it erroneously reported the "National Treasure" star was being investigated by the IRS. In fact, it's the other way around. Whoops!
It turns out that Cage, with the help of super lawyer Marty Singer, was the one to challenge the IRS over some of their decisions about his production company, Saturn Productions.
World Entertainment News Network distributed a story titled "Cage Accused of Tax Fraud" and later apologized for it, saying, "WENN regrets this error and apologizes to Mr. Cage for any distress this erroneous article caused."
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsWay to go Nick Cage! The IRS thinks it owns every individual in America and can do anything they want. Hope you prevail bud.
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Thanks TMZ for giving the correction bold coverage. When a person's reputation is besmirched by an article...and it turns out that article is totally - completely - erroneous.....tis nice to see the same sized story cover the truth. You guys do lots I'm not to supportive of -- kudos for doing the right thing with Nick.
Aren't these the same idiots that had to just issue that apology to Will Smith over the Hitler thing?? Not the sharpest tools in the drawer obviously,
Leaving Las Vegas, the best movie(one of them) i have ever seen. been there... done that......
Another stupid story by TMZ's uneducated chimpanzees:
This is now the 2nd time that these WENN idiots have gotten it wrong. First, they attributed a "hitler was a good guy" comment to Will Smith, now this. If those morons don't understand the concept of "due diligence" (or, for the brain damaged idiots at WENN, "double check your story & sources"), then they have no business pretending to be journalists. Morons...
uh yeah my names not camel and I was trying to be nice and cheer you on a$$hole!

















