Latest News For 05-Sep-2008
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Court Clears Joe Francis for Celebrity Apprentice
(E! Online)
05-Sep-2008
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E! Online - Joe Francis doesn't have to worry about a little old tax-dodging trial to get in the way of his Celebrity Apprentice-ship.
Germany Already Writing Auf Tarantino's Bastards?
(E! Online)
05-Sep-2008
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E! Online - Quentin Tarantino is entering Tom Cruise territory.
DUI Plea All Greek to TV Star
(E! Online)
05-Sep-2008
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E! Online - The star of Greek may be in for a bit of a hazing by the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office.
Venice remembers steel factory deaths in two films
(Reuters)
05-Sep-2008
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Reuters - "Is my face burnt? I don't want to die!"
shouts a steel worker engulfed in a fire last December at a
ThyssenKrupp plant in northern Italy, shortly before dying with
six of his colleagues.
Rock group Heart says "Barracuda" use is fishy
(Reuters)
05-Sep-2008
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Reuters - The rock group Heart, angry that
its 70's hit "Barracuda" is being used as the unofficial theme
song for Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin, is
biting back at the Alaska governor.
McCain, Obama close in TV audiences
(AP)
05-Sep-2008
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AP - In terms of drawing a television audience, John McCain and Barack Obama are in a virtual dead heat.
U.S. publisher buys novel about wife of Mohammad
(Reuters)
05-Sep-2008
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Reuters - U.S. publisher Beaufort Books has
bought a novel about the Prophet Mohammad's child bride a month
after Random House canceled its release, citing fears it could
"incite acts of violence."
Jamie-Lynn Sigler praises purple
(AP)
05-Sep-2008
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AP - Many stylish women worship the color black, but not Jamie-Lynn Sigler.
Soprano Anna Netrebko gives birth to baby boy
(AP)
05-Sep-2008
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AP - Anna Netrebko has a new tenor in her life.
Pavarotti to be remembered around the world
(AP)
05-Sep-2008
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AP - The world will mark the first anniversary of the death of Luciano Pavarotti with a series of concerts, an exhibit and other events, organizers and his family announced Friday.
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