The Dark Knight Rises' NY Premiere Pictures

Police say shooting suspect's home "booby trapped"

The apartment of the man suspected in the mass shooting at a Denver-area screening of the latest Batman movie is "booby-trapped" according to local police. Aurora Police Chief Daniel Oates (SOUNDBITE) (English) AURORA POLICE CHIEF DANIEL OATES SAYING: "Right behind us, the building with the sign there that says one and studio apartments, is the residence of the subject who was arrested this morning. He lives on the third floor in the back. His apartment is apparently booby trapped. And what we have is a whole bunch of bomb techs from all different agencies, we have pictures inside the location, and we are trying to determine how to disarm the flammable or explosive material that is in there. So that is why we are here. We could be here for hours, we could be here for days, trying to figure out how to get in there." The gunman in a gas mask and bullet-proof vest killed at least 12 people at a midnight premiere of the new Batman movie in a Denver suburb. At least 55 people, including children, were wounded in the attack. Police say the suspect was taken into custody in the parking lot behind the theater. Deborah Lutterbeck, Reuters

 

The cast of "The Dark Knight Rises" arrives to the New York City premiere of "The Dark Knight Rises" on July 16, 2012 

Anne Hathaway has had some risqué movie roles in the past, like her frequently unclothed turn in "Love and Other Drugs," but she usually keeps her look a bit conservative on the red carpet. That changed Monday evening at the New York City premiere of "The Dark Knight Rises," where she sported a daring, floor-length white Prabal Gurung dress with a plunging neckline.

 

Michelle Trachtenberg arrives at the New York City premiere of "The Dark Knight Rises" on July 16, 2012