Latest News For 12-Aug-2008
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Former Blink-182 bassist sues over bad investment
(AP)
12-Aug-2008
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AP - Former Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus sued a father-and-son business Monday, alleging they pocketed his investment in a venture to install automated checkout machines at McDonald's restaurants.
Angelina Steps Into Tom Cruise's Butt-Kicking Shoes
(E! Online)
12-Aug-2008
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E! Online - Make that Edwina A. Salt.
Why Do Designers Put Stars in Dud Duds?
(E! Online)
12-Aug-2008
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E! Online - How do famous design houses manage to hook up celebrities with dresses than are often hideous? Shouldn't they know what looks hot and what doesn't?
John & Jen Catch Up on Their Bonding...With Others
(E! Online)
12-Aug-2008
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E! Online - Who says couples have to do everything together? (Besides tabloids and other judgmental types?)
Jolie subs for Cruise in "Salt" thriller
(Reuters)
12-Aug-2008
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Reuters - "Edwin A. Salt" is
getting a sex change.
Metallica to begin world tour in Arizona
(Reuters)
12-Aug-2008
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Reuters - Metallica will kick off the world
tour to promote its new album near Phoenix, Ariz., on October
21, the band said on its Web site.
Blame spread as TV pitches slow to a trickle
(Reuters)
12-Aug-2008
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Reuters - Ask and you shall
receive, right? Not exactly, at least according to the TV
industry bible, summer 2008 edition.
Left or right, Obama books are hot
(AP)
12-Aug-2008
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AP - Whether they like him or oppose him, readers want to hear more about Barack Obama.
Rocker Chrissie Hynde now a little bit country
(Reuters)
12-Aug-2008
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Reuters - Pretenders frontwoman Chrissie
Hynde unveiled tunes from her band's first album in six years
on Monday, reluctantly conceding that she is moving in a
country direction.
Beijing pumps out the tunes to turn on the crowds
(Reuters)
12-Aug-2008
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Reuters - Audiences are being treated to a
somewhat eclectic mix of music to keep them entertained and
pumped up on Olympic passion during the two weeks of sport.
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