Latest News For 11-Aug-2008
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`Dark Knight' stays on top with $26M
(AP)
11-Aug-2008
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AP - Batman was higher than Hollywood's newest pot heads.
The Force Is With Dark Knight
(E! Online)
11-Aug-2008
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E! Online - Beware, Lord Vader.
Beijing opening night lures 15 percent of world
(Reuters)
11-Aug-2008
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Reuters - As China hoped, the world did tune in
for the start of the Beijing Olympics with various polls on
Monday estimating about one billion people, or 15 percent of
the world's population, watched the opening ceremony.
Microsoft's Zune player seeking Hollywood stardom
(Reuters)
11-Aug-2008
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Reuters - Microsoft's Zune is
looking to Hollywood to gain an edge on Apple's iPod.
AP Exclusive: Obama policy book coming out Sept. 9
(AP)
11-Aug-2008
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AP - He's written million-selling books about his early years and the meaning of public life. Now, Sen. Barack Obama, with the help of his campaign staff, has another side to share with readers: policy wonk.
New 'Magic Flute' has shadows and light
(AP)
11-Aug-2008
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AP - Good voices, masterful music from the orchestra pit, fanciful costumes and comic touches that had the audience laughing out loud were the highlights of Sunday's new production of Mozart's "The Magic Flute."
Radiohead rocks NY-area fest for a second night
(Reuters)
11-Aug-2008
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Reuters - For the second night in a row,
Radiohead fans descended upon New Jersey's Liberty State Park
on Saturday to hear the band rock the inaugural All Points West
music festival.
Music: Jersey City Serenades Miss Liberty With a New Rock Festival
11-Aug-2008
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The All Points West rock festival was extremely well organized for a maiden effort. But almost every pleasure point came with a trade-off.
Isaac Hayes, 65, a Creator of ’70s Soul Style, Dies
11-Aug-2008
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Mr. Hayes’s strutting funk arrangements in songs like “Theme From ‘Shaft’ ” defined the glories and the excesses of soul music.
Music Review: Cue the Shrieking Girls for Band of Their Moment
11-Aug-2008
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There is little point in listening to the Jonas Brothers independent of a horde of preteenage girls, like the ones who made up most of the crowd at this concert.
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