Latest News For 20-Jun-2008
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New Oscar rule limits song noms to 2 per film
(AP)
20-Jun-2008
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AP - Last time around, the Oscar songs category was three times "Enchanted" — a trick that may never be repeated.
Poison sues label over royalties
(AP)
20-Jun-2008
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AP - Members of Poison say their record label has consistently underpaid them royalties throughout their career, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday.
Daytime Emmys to mimic Golden Globes
(AP)
20-Jun-2008
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AP - The Daytime Emmys are turning to tables.
Fired Philadelphia newscaster sues former employer
(AP)
20-Jun-2008
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AP - A fired Philadelphia newscaster sued her former employer Thursday, alleging that the television station maliciously damaged her reputation and contributed to a number of her embarrassing off-camera episodes.
Spike Lee may revisit Katrina
(Reuters)
20-Jun-2008
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Reuters - Spike Lee may not be done
with Hurricane Katrina yet.
Rock band Staind gearing up for album, tour
(Reuters)
20-Jun-2008
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Reuters - Rock band Staind will release its
first album in three years on August 19, and has lined up
opening slots for tours headlined by 3 Doors Down and
Nickelback.
Ramsay dismisses swearing row in Australia
(Reuters)
20-Jun-2008
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Reuters - Volatile British master chef Gordon
Ramsay on Friday played down controversy in Australia over his
foul language on television, saying he had no intention of
changing his outspoken style.
Big-screen giant Imax eyes digital future
(Reuters)
20-Jun-2008
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Reuters - Imax Corp. is going
digital.
Supermodel Campbell due in court over 'air rage' charges
(AFP)
20-Jun-2008
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AFP - British supermodel Naomi Campbell is due to appear in court Friday after being charged with a string of offences following an incident at London's Heathrow airport.
Ramsey Lewis to compose work on Lincoln
(AP)
20-Jun-2008
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AP - Add a musical composition to all the tributes at next year's 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth.
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