Thursday, February 04, 2010 - Posts
Miranda Kerr says an Australian banker left red-faced when a live TV broadcast showed him looking at her scantily clad photos at work shouldn't be fired.
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Anne Hathaway’s on-screen love interests have included Adrien Grenier, Jake Gyllenhaal and James McAvoy, so it’s no wonder the actress could teach a class about movie kissing.
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The “Idol” judge recently coordinated an all-star single to benefit Haitian earthquake victims and now hopes it outsells the new rendition of “We Are the World.”
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Shepherd took over as chief of surgery, but faced a tough start as he forces a tough choice on Richard and a freak occurrence during surgery leads to a potential lawsuit.
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Michael Jackson’s doctor has agreed to surrender to authorities Friday to face a criminal case stemming from the singer’s death, his lawyer said Thursday.
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In the space of just a few weeks, we have movies starring Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson and John Travolta. It is like the early '90s all over again.
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The movie is called "Dear John," and, yes, there's a character named John and, yes, he's a soldier who, sure enough, receives dozens of letters from his sweetheart back home, including one emotionally wrought missive that begins "Dear John" and ends with
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Playbill - The acclaimed Sydney Theatre Company production of Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire, starring Academy Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett, will not transfer to Broadway, according to the New York Times.
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Playbill - Composer-lyricist Maury Yeston, a two-time Tony Award winner for the scores to the musicals Nine and Titanic, got a call from Oscar the morning of Feb. 2. His song, "Take It All," had been nominated for the Academy Award as Best Original Song
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Country music veteran Kenny Rogers is marking 50 years in the music business with a star-studded TV special.
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Sire Records founder Seymour Stein is helping Manhattan prosecutors detail his ex-wife's last day alive — and the activities of the personal assistant accused of murdering her.
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NBC says Frances Reid, who played matriarch Alice Horton on "Days of Our Lives" for four decades, has died in Los Angeles. She was 95.
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Mel Gibson’s recent outburst, where he called WGN TV reporter Dean Richards an “a**hole” after he was questioned about his 2006 DUI arrest, has followed him across the Atlantic.
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Hundreds of bathing suits were collected for Sports Illustrated's annual beach-bonanza issue, which will debut its 47th edition on Wednesday, Feb. 10, and the trend this year is more Hollywood-siren than teeny-weeny silhouettes.
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Brittany Murphy, the star of "Clueless" and "8 Mile," died from pneumonia, with prescription drugs and anemia also playing a role, a coroner's official said Thursday.
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The movie is called "Dear John," and, yes, there's a character named John and, yes, he's a soldier who, sure enough, receives dozens of letters from his sweetheart back home, including one emotionally wrought missive that begins "Dear John" and ends with
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AFP - Brittany Murphy died from multiple drug intoxication, pneumonia and "iron deficiency anemia," Los Angeles coroners said Thursday, ruling the actress's death an accident.
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Cybill Shepherd's son has appeared in court in Philadelphia on charges he stole money and other items from fellow airline passengers.
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Los Angeles County coroner said the death of the Johnson & Johnson heiress was caused by diabetic ketoacidosis — a life-threatening condition caused by lack of insulin and sky-high blood sugar.
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Attorney Ed Chernoff says he’s holding talks with the district attorney’s office for the surrender of Dr. Conrad Murray a day after law enforcement officials told AP that prosecutors plan to charge Michael Jackson's physician with involuntary manslaughter
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A Los Angeles County coroner spokesman said the primary cause of Brittany Murphy's death was pneumonia, with secondary factors of iron-deficiency anemia and multiple drug intoxication, all of which were prescription medications.
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The Los Angeles County coroner says Brittany Murphy died from pneumonia but prescription drug intoxication was also a factor.
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Movie Gallery Inc., owner of struggling movie rental chain Hollywood Video, said Wednesday it will continue to operate while the company is in bankruptcy.
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After a year of insurmountable grief, John Travolta has returned to work. He took most of last year off to mourn the death of his 16-year-old son Jett, who died Jan. 2, 2009, of a seizure while vacationing in the Bahamas.
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Picture a football field on a tea estate in northeastern India, where hundreds of workers sit before a meters-wide screen stretched across bamboo poles to watch the Bollywood hero bash up the goons and win the girl.
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"It's that classic thing that critics do of building something up and then wanting to tear it down," said the head of Taylor Swift's record label.
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While Will Smith, Denzel Washington and Tyler Perry continue to stand among Hollywood’s top earners, there are a few actors who might give the heavyweights a run for their money.
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Denzel Washington, Will Smith and Tyler Perry are money machines. As bankable entertainers, there are few who can match them for consistent box-office clout. But they've found their audiences in roles that don't require racial consciousness.
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An Australian judge ruled Thursday that an Internet service provider cannot be held accountable for illegal movie downloads by its customers, in a test case of a key strategy by entertainment companies to combat online piracy.
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CBS News chief Sean McManus said Wednesday that it's unfair to criticize Katie Couric's multimillion-dollar salary at a time news division jobs are being cut and that he expected the evening news anchor to stay at the network "for a long time."
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Independent producer Relativity Media has hooked "Catfish," an intriguing lo-fi documentary that unfolds as a Web-based romantic mystery.
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Hollywood studios lost a landmark copyright court case against an Australia internet provider on Thursday, when a court ruled iiNet could not be held responsible for unauthorized downloads of movies using its service.
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