Latest News For 11-Nov-2008
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Michelle Williams' father to be extradited to US
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11-Nov-2008
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AP - Michelle Williams ' father, a prominent stock market trader, agreed Tuesday to return to the United States to face tax evasion charges.
Britney's Son Out of the Hospital
(E! Online)
11-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Britney's little boy is back with his family tonight.
Mickey Rourke Apologizes for Antigay Slur
(E! Online)
11-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Mickey Rourke's foul mouth has gotten him in trouble again.
Spoiler Chat: Look Who's Baby-Makin'!
(E! Online)
11-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Not one, but two of the fan favorites pictured above will be doing the deed—and, yes, planting a seed!—very soon.
Britney Spears son released from hospital: report
(Reuters)
11-Nov-2008
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Reuters - Pop star Britney Spears' 2-year-old son, who was hospitalized over the weekend after he had a reaction to something he ate, has been released from a Mississippi medical facility, according to a report on Monday on celebrity website TMZ.com.
Comic Behrendt to star in SoapNet reality show
(Reuters)
11-Nov-2008
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Reuters - Cable network SoapNet on Monday announced three new series, including a relationship-themed reality show featuring Greg Behrendt.
'The Paris Enigma' is complex whodunit
(AP)
11-Nov-2008
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AP - "The Paris Enigma" (Harper/HarperCollins. 244 pages. $24.95), by Pablo De Santis, translated from Spanish by Mara Lethem: This is a whodunit that provokes thought as well as entertainment, on subjects from waterproof shoeshine cream to ancient Greek physics.
Marilyn Manson Performing for Obama? Not So Fast!
(E! Online)
11-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Jennifer Hudson has done it. So have Bruce Springsteen, John Legend and Barbra Streisand.
U.K. Takes the (Gary) Glitter Out of the Classroom
(E! Online)
11-Nov-2008
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E! Online - Gary Glitter may be a convicted child molester, but darn if he can't sing some catchy tunes.
An Appraisal: Taking Africa With Her to the World
11-Nov-2008
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To be the voice of a nation speaking to the wider world is a tough mission for any performer. To be the voice of an entire continent is exponentially more difficult. Both were mantles that the South African singer Miriam Makeba took on willingly and forcefully.
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