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NEW YORK  Hollywood loves the Next Big Thing, and four years 
ago, that was Barack Obama, the equivalent of a breakout movie star."He 
is `The One,"' said Oprah Winfrey, his biggest and most influential celebrity 
champion."The best candidate I've ever seen," said George Clooney.Halle Berry said she'd 
"collect paper cups off the ground to make his pathway clear." Black 
Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am chimed in with the famous "Yes We Can" 
video.But you can't be the Next Big Thing twice and as a 
new election year dawns, there's clearly a different mood in heavily Democratic 
Hollywood.That means less gushing, not to mention snippets of criticism, most prominently 
from actor Matt Damon, who campaigned for Obama last time but now 
makes no secret of his disillusionment."I think he misinterpreted his mandate," Damon 
said earlier this year. He recently told Elle magazine the country would 
have been better off with a one-term president with guts, although he 
used a saltier 
im Jong Il.The younger Kim on Thursday was pronounced Supreme Leader of 
the ruling party, military and people at a massive public gathering on 
the final day of official mourning for his father.The top levels of 
government appear to have rallied around Kim Jong Un, who is in 
his late 20s, in the wake of his father's death. Still, given 
his inexperience and age, there are questions outside North Korea about his 
leadership of a nation engaged in delicate negotiations over its nuclear program 
and grappling with decades of economic hardship and chronic food shortages."We declare 
solemnly and confidently that the foolish politicians around the world, including the 
puppet group in South Korea, should not expect any change from us," 
the National Defense Commission said. "We will never deal with the traitor 
group of Lee Myung-bak."In a bellicose voice, a female news anchor for 
state TV read the National Defense Commission statement, saying the "evil misdeeds" 
of the Le


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