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Drew Carey orders 45 pizzas shipped cross-country
(AP)
26-Jun-2008
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 AP - Drew Carey really, really loves the pizza from Antonio's so he's having UPS deliver dozens of the pies from Ohio all the way to Los Angeles.
Trouble finds Tim McGraw at Washington state show
(AP)
26-Jun-2008
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 AP - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) If Tim McGraw isn't looking for trouble, it must've been looking for him. Fan video shot Tuesday in Auburn, Wash., shows the country singer help eject an unruly fan.
Jolie-Pitt Foundation donates $1 mil to Iraqi kids
(AP)
26-Jun-2008
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 AP - Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's love for children is by no means limited to their own: The couple has donated $1 million to help kids affected by the war in Iraq, the Education Partnership for Children of Conflict announced Wednesday.
Radiohead releases live video album on iTunes
(Reuters)
26-Jun-2008
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 Reuters - Radiohead has released a live video
album exclusively on iTunes to coincide with the band's run of
U.K. outdoor concerts.
Rookie singer Katy Perry tops singles chart
(Reuters)
26-Jun-2008
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Reuters - California singer/songwriter Katy
Perry's cheeky ditty "I Kissed a Girl" will claim the No. 1
spot on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart when data are
issued later on Thursday.
Calif. Supreme Court declines to take Spector case
(AP)
26-Jun-2008
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AP - LOS ANGELES (AP) The California Supreme Court refused Wednesday to take up Phil Spector's claim that the judge who presided over his deadlocked murder trial was biased against him and should be disqualified from handling his second trial.
Music Review: For One Night in Central Park, Two Orchestras for the Price of None
26-Jun-2008
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The New York Philharmonic began its 43rd season of popular free programs with a concert on Tuesday night on the Great Lawn of Central Park.
Music Review: Close by: Another World
26-Jun-2008
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The 103rd season of the Naumburg Orchestral Concerts opened with a performance by the Brooklyn Philharmonic.
Music Review: Rhythm in His Hips, Technology on His Mind
26-Jun-2008
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Gilberto Gil’s set at the Nokia Theater on Tuesday was a deep fusion of pop and folk culture: he used lots of variations on samba and baião, two root elements of Brazilian popular music.
Music Review: Some ‘Camp Rock,’ Some ‘Enchanted,’ Lots of Avril
26-Jun-2008
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Thanks to “Camp Rock,” seen by 8.9 million people during its premiere, Demi Lovato is a could-be child star no longer.
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