Latest News For 02-Nov-2008
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Twilight's Happy Halloween
(E! Online)
02-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Sure it's Halloween, but Christmas trees are already up—and so are Twilight ticket sales.
Spidey 4 Ramps Up
(E! Online)
02-Nov-2008
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E! Online - With its director and star in place, Spider-Man 4 is about to snare a Pulitzer Prize winner in its web.
Oscar-winning producer John Daly dies at 71
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02-Nov-2008
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AP - John Daly, the British-born producer of 13 Oscar-winning movies including "Platoon" and "The Last Emperor" who helped launch the careers of many A-list directors and actors, has died. He was 71.
Def Jam says exec who succeeded Jay-Z is dead
(AP)
02-Nov-2008
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AP - New York City-based Def Jam Recordings says that the executive that succeeded Jay-Z as the head of the legendary hip hop music label has died.
Real McCain joins fake Palin on "Saturday Night Live"
(Reuters)
02-Nov-2008
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Reuters - The real John McCain and the fake Sarah Palin traded jokes on Saturday as the Republican presidential candidate took a break from the campaign trail to appear on the comedy TV show "Saturday Night Live."
Alleged Guns N' Roses Leaker Catches a Break
(E! Online)
02-Nov-2008
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E! Online - It's not quite "Paradise City," but it's close.
Winehouse Checks Out of Hospital; Her Drug Dealers Could Be Checking Into Jail
(E! Online)
02-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Amy Winehouse is back home after a brief hospital stint and "doing fine." The same can't be said for her dealers.
Classical Music: A Simple Life Doesn’t Mean a Slow One
02-Nov-2008
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Dawn Upshaw, singer, teacher and breast-cancer survivor, returns to “Kafka Fragments.”
Music: Family Tradition: The Legacy of Ol’ Hank
02-Nov-2008
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Two closer looks at a country music giant offer more than just the myth and the melodrama.
Music: The Lone Voice That Unites the Chorus
02-Nov-2008
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Donald Palumbo, the Met’s chorus master, is the star of the company’s production of Berlioz’s “Damnation de Faust.”
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