Latest News For 09-Oct-2008
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A Fey-Palin comedy summit? Stay tuned
(AP)
09-Oct-2008
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AP - It seems like the inevitable comedic summit of this fall's presidential campaign: the real Sarah Palin coming on "Saturday Night Live" to meet her look-alike impersonator, Tina Fey.
Alleged Cusack Stalker Freely Heads to Trial
(E! Online)
09-Oct-2008
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E! Online - John Cusack's alleged stalker is going to get her day in court after all.
Lil' Kim Sued and Silenced
(E! Online)
09-Oct-2008
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E! Online - Lil' Kim has a big problem on her hands.
Ryan O'Neal's Boy Ordered to Rehab
(E! Online)
09-Oct-2008
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E! Online - What Redmond O'Neal called a "major misunderstanding" is starting to make a little more sense.
Eight short films vie for documentary Oscar
(Reuters)
09-Oct-2008
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Reuters - The assassination of Martin Luther King, Cesar Chavez's grape boycott, gay men in China and historian David McCullough are among the subjects of the films vying for Oscar nominations for best documentary short subject.
EMI to launch new music service
(Reuters)
09-Oct-2008
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Reuters - EMI is preparing to launch a music service by the end of the year, representing the latest direct-to-consumer business being planned by a major label.
Academy to allow film ads on Oscars
(Reuters)
09-Oct-2008
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Reuters - For the first time since the Oscars moved to TV in the early 1950s, studios will be able to advertise movies during the telecast of the Academy Awards next year.
DreamWorks delays its loan pitch
(Reuters)
09-Oct-2008
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Reuters - Representatives of the new DreamWorks film studio will delay pitching Wall Street on a bank loan package for about one month to give the banking market time to stabilize.
Oliver Platt will star in 'Guys and Dolls' revival
(AP)
09-Oct-2008
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AP - Broadway has found its Nathan Detroit for the upcoming revival of "Guys and Dolls" — Oliver Platt.
Madonna leads fans through intense workout
(Reuters)
09-Oct-2008
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Reuters - The Madonna concert ended nearly 12 hours ago, and this reviewer is still tired. And that's just from watching.
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