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- Q&A with Best New Artist nominee Ledisi (AP)
- Stars come out for Madonna's UN bash (AP)
- Amy Winehouse's request for visa denied (AP)
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- Amy Winehouse performance by satellite (AP)
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- Theron dances way to Hasty Pudding award (AP)
- Jolie's Baghdad visit goes A-list (AP)
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- Gary Oldman haunting supernatural thriller (Reuters)
- Kids Choice Awards announces nominees (AP)
- Fogerty to play first Grammys at age 62 (AP)
- Scorsese's Stones movie short on satisfaction (Reuters)
- Oscar-spurned "Atonement" stars bid for BAFTAS (Reuters)
- Billy Joel to make `last play' at Shea (AP)
- `Smackdown' smacked down by CW network (AP)
- Daughtry may not be seen on Grammy night (AP)
- Cornwell gives $1 million for CSI in NYC (AP)
- Hill withdraws from Aretha tribute (AP)
- Grammy puts fashion forward for its 50th (AP)
- "Lemon Tree" offers new look to Mideast conflict (Reuters)
- 'Project Runway' walks the real runway (AP)
- Writers strike could see last chapter (AP)
- Court: Britney's dad can fire manager (AP)
- Winehouse gets visa, too late for awards (AP)
- Coroner: Renfro OD'd on heroin, morphine (AP)
- Bahamas remembers Anna Nicole Smith (AP)
- `Ratatouille' wins 10 Annie Awards (AP)
- Writers strike could see last chapter (AP)
- Mediation fails between Burton, ex (AP)
- Family bids farewell to Ledger in hometown (Reuters)
- Aretha tribute launches Grammy weekend (AP)
- Striking writers reach tentative deal with studios (Reuters)
- Timbaland delivers tirade at party (AP)
- Sparks gets clothes — and a duet partner (AP)
- Writers Guild leaders urge end to Hollywood strike (Reuters)
- Hollywood writers consider studio offer (AP)
- Ledger gets final send-off in Perth (AP)
- `Juno,' `No Country' honored by WGA (AP)
- Screenwriter awards go to "Juno," "No Country" (Reuters)
- `4400' fans send network sunflower seeds (AP)
- Stars come out to Davis pre-Grammy bash (AP)
- Alba wows geeks at Oscars' tech fest (AP)
- McConaughey, Hudson find $22M in 'Gold' (AP)
- Amy Winehouse may be key Grammy moment (AP)
- Daniel Day-Lewis scoops Best Actor BAFTA (Reuters)
- 'Jaws' actor Scheider dies at 75 (AP)
- Kanye, Winehouse each grab 4 Grammys (AP)
- Overheard at the Grammy Awards (AP)
- Stars' outfits pay respect to Grammys (AP)
- Tina Turner comes back with Beyonce (AP)
- Herbie Hancock steals album of year (AP)
- Winehouse sings wink-wink 'Rehab' (AP)
- Kanye West honors his mother at Grammys (AP)
- "Jaws" actor Roy Scheider dead at 75 (Reuters)
- McCartney-Mills divorce returns to court (AP)
- Day-Lewis wins Brit. Academy Film Award (AP)
- Kanye, Aretha hold court at Grammys (AP)
- Tolkien estate sues New Line Cinema (AP)
- Michael Jackson thanks fans in video (AP)
- Grammy tradition of weird winners abides (AP)
- Fox News Channel fires `News Watch' host (AP)
- TV show to air O. J. Simpson jail video (AP)
- `Fool's Gold' nets $21M in treasure (AP)
- Documents: Manager got car to Britney (AP)
- Tolkien estate sues New Line Cinema (AP)
- Winehouse's mom: Amy on road to recovery (AP)
- Michael Jackson thanks fans in video (AP)
- Dolly Parton postpones her 13-tour show (AP)
- "Gardens" a compelling child-abuse drama (Reuters)
- Hollywood writers to vote on contract (AP)
- Court upholds Ron Isley prison sentence (AP)
- 'Shrek' will open Dec. 14 on Broadway after Seattle tryout (AP)
- Screenwriter sues Mel Gibson over payments for 'Passion of the Christ' script (AP)
- McEwan happy with 'Atonement' film (AP)
- Harris is named to Country Hall of Fame (AP)
- Mag tells Miley Cyrus to buckle up (AP)
- Joe Jackson loves music, defends smoking (AP)
- Screenwriter sues over `Passion' script (AP)
- `Spamalot' musical changes Britney lyric (AP)
- Lenny Kravitz postponing European tour (AP)
- Paris Hilton brother arrested for DUI (AP)
- Elders Dee, Holbrook reflect on Oscars (AP)
- Shakira charity auction raises $76,000 (AP)
- Writers voting on strike resolution (AP)
- Lenny Kravitz postponing European tour (AP)
- Mag tells Miley Cyrus to buckle up (AP)
- Paris Hilton brother arrested for DUI (AP)
- Oscar crew back in session for 'Plan A' (AP)
- Franklin slams Beyonce Grammy intro (AP)
- Coleman says he's secretly been married (AP)
- Beijing mulls response to Spielberg move (AP)
- Animated `Star Wars' movie opens Aug. 15 (AP)
- French crooner Henri Salvador dies at 90 (AP)
- CBS announces return dates for 14 shows (AP)
- Movie lovers resembles Putin, wife (AP)
- Winkler testifies in John Ritter lawsuit (AP)
- Back to work for 1 TV writer (AP)
- 'Idol' narrows competition to 24 singers (AP)
- Winkler spoke with Ritter before he died (AP)
- Cyruses 'simply forgot to buckle up' (AP)
- Mel Gibson meets terms of probation (AP)
- That Was the Week That Was (AP)
- Hollywood punches back in as strike ends (AP)
- Missing Basquiat art reappears in NYC (AP)
- Games organizers respond to Spielberg (AP)
- Madonna presents first film as director (AP)
- Makers defend Eritrea child soldier film in Berlin (Reuters)
- Jane Fonda uses vulgar slang on `Today' (AP)
- Academy Awards attracting big star power (AP)
- Guilty plea in Adrienne Shelly killing (AP)
- What did the writers strike teach us? (AP)
- Beyonce's dad weighs in on 'queen' flap (AP)
- Court extends Spears conservatorship (AP)
- "Rhoda" actor David Groh dies at 68 (AP)
- The CW comedy `Girlfriends' ending (AP)
- "Conan" legal battle wages as work starts on film (Reuters)
- Actress Bai Ling accused of shoplifting (AP)
- Digital TV shift affects minorities most (AP)
- 'Great Debaters' tops Image Awards (AP)
- Danson urges for safer oceans, fishing (AP)
- Director and editor chemistry key to a film's success (Reuters)
- With strike over, Oscars will glitter (AP)
- Polish director Wajda bids farewell to war films (Reuters)
- Portman, Johansson in 16th-century drama (AP)
- McCartney divorce battle goes on (AP)
- Walken to receive Pudding Award (AP)
- Delayed Streep film gets release date (AP)
- Trump plans Puerto Rico golf complex (AP)
- NY judge tosses out agents' lawsuit (AP)
- Rocker tells Huckabee to lay off song (AP)
- Howard the Duck creater Gerber dies (AP)
- Who needs an Oscar? Amy Ryan already is a winner (Reuters)
- Unusual legal filing in Spears case (AP)
- Walken receives Hasty Pudding award (AP)
- Eisner donates $1.75M to honor professor (AP)
- Jack Black in comical tribute to film pioneers (Reuters)
- Free business book is Web sensation (AP)
- Violent Brazil cop drama named best film in Berlin (Reuters)
- Singer, 104, takes stage amid protests (AP)
- Brazilian film wins at Berlin festival (AP)
- Carpenters fans try to save former home (AP)
- Klum says she wants to help Spears (AP)
- 'Jumper' hurtles competition, earns $27M (AP)
- Pundit police watch news talkers 24/7 (AP)
- Oscar town: Marfa, Texas? (AP)
- Pa. county to Sorvino: Where's the film? (AP)
- "Jumper" leaps to top of North American box office (Reuters)
- Kathleen Turner saves cash by riding bus (AP)
- 'Jumper' hurtles competition, earns $27M (AP)
- Oscar town: Marfa, Texas? (AP)
- Musician salutes Lincoln with new album (AP)
- Alan Menken looks for his fifth Oscar (AP)
- Judge to settle McCartney divorce (AP)
- Autism group demands apology from CBS (AP)
- Gloom dominates tight Oscar documentary race (Reuters)
- Croc hunter's son unfazed by snake bite (AP)
- Brazilian director blasts "Elite Squad" critics (Reuters)
- Lohan recreates Monroe photo shoot (AP)
- Iraqi deaths pain Sharon Stone (AP)
- Autism group demands apology from CBS (AP)
- Spice Girls' driver helps nab suspect (AP)
- Italian film festival to honor Polanski (Reuters)
- Croc hunter's son unfazed by snake bite (AP)
- "No Country" adds honors in pre-Oscar awards blitz (Reuters)
- Oscar-nominated movie scores push boundaries (Reuters)
- Bolshoi's Bessmertnova dies at age 66 (AP)
- Japan court OKs Mapplethorpe nude photos (AP)
- Matlin on `Dancing With the Stars' (AP)
- Pink and racer hubby Carey Hart split up (AP)
- In stunt, `GMA' host jumps from building (AP)
- Las Vegas man to unveil Monroe photo (AP)
- Martha Stewart buys Emeril franchise (AP)
- Pakistan films tackle issues with children's tales (Reuters)
- 911 tape: Renfro's girlfriend tried CPR (AP)
- Gag order denied in Britney Spears case (AP)
- Coen brothers could make Oscar history (AP)
- U2 enter Dublin studio for new album (Reuters)
- Wilson to begin work on 'Marley & Me' (AP)
- 911 tape: Renfro's girlfriend tried CPR (AP)
- Martha Stewart buys Emeril franchise (AP)
- Pink and racer hubby Carey Hart split up (AP)
- Gag order denied in Britney Spears case (AP)
- Ellen Page turns up in "Tracey Fragments" (Reuters)
- Vegas man confuses Monroe and Madonna (AP)
- Right-wing groups threaten Japanese filmmakers (Reuters)
- Alley to develop own weight loss brand (AP)
- Nicole Kidman says her new film is for her kids (Reuters)
- Amy Winehouse to perform at Brit Awards (AP)
- China media, public angered by Spielberg (AP)
- Coen brothers could make Oscar history (AP)
- Hasbro, Universal pact may produce Monopoly movie (Reuters)
- Aretha makes PETA's `worst-dressed' list (AP)
- Some suspense remains in Oscar race (AP)
- Michael Moore: Bring Fidel to the Oscars (AP)
- Judge postpones Spears' traffic case (AP)
- Repertory Returns to DC's Arena in March with Arthur Miller Fest of 'Salesman' and 'Bridge' (Playbill)
- Aretha makes PETA's 'worst-dressed' list (AP)
- Celeb moms make big $$$ with baby shots (AP)
- Directors ratify new contract (AP)
- Pauly Shore countersues Wes Craven (AP)
- Celeb moms make big $$$ with baby shots (AP)
- Michael Moore: Bring Fidel to the Oscars (AP)
- Winehouse, McCartney play at Brit Awards (AP)
- "Pirates" director sets sights on cartoon feature (Reuters)
- Cast changes in store for 'Law & Order' (AP)
- AP writers say`No Country' wins Oscar (AP)
- Judge questions moving Spears' case (AP)
- "Akira" cartoon gets new life with DiCaprio, WB (Reuters)
- Hollywood goes green at pre-Oscar party (AP)
- Timberlake to star in baseball movie (AP)
- Peter Fonda to get film fest award (AP)
- Oscar host Jon Stewart: Funny on the fly (AP)
- Boston teacher has 3 Oscar students (AP)
- Linkin Park gets close to their fans (AP)
- Badu jokes about her male relationships (AP)
- "Bee Movie" leads DVD bonanza on March 11 (Reuters)
- Spears' pal served restraining order (AP)
- Edie Falco signs on for Showtime series (AP)
- Delta Burke opens up about depression (AP)
- `Idol' eliminates first four contestants (AP)
- Miley Cyrus seat belt flap debated (AP)
- "Vantage Point" an unintentionally funny thriller (Reuters)
- Monaghan allies with "Wolverine" (Reuters)
- Report: Lopez gives birth to twins in NY (AP)
- Hollywood gets ready for Oscar arrival (AP)
- War epic tops all-time favorite film survey (Reuters)
- Barbados honors singer Rihanna (AP)
- Voigt postpones Bruennhilde debut (AP)
- Dark films and rain clouds loom over Oscar night (Reuters)
- Attorney: Spears can visit young sons (AP)
- Hollywood abuzz with Oscar preparations (AP)
- Lohan settles lawsuit with busboy (AP)
- Fox TV stations fined for indecency (AP)
- 'A Raisin in the Sun' rises on ABC-TV (AP)
- Will Smith gets apology for Hitler story (AP)
- AP writers like `No Country' for Oscar (AP)
- Oscars aim to put on blockbuster show (AP)
- Black Crowes say Maxim review a fraud (AP)
- Lindsay Lohan, Eddie Murphy share worst film awards (Reuters)
- Hollywood abuzz with Oscar preparations (AP)
- 'Juno' wins indie Spirit top honor (AP)
- 2007's worst: Murphy, Lohan rule Razzies (AP)
- Alicia Keys postpones 2 UK tour dates (AP)
- Lohan thriller named worst at Razzies (AP)
- China could give classical music a boost (AP)
- Huckabee lingers on the set of 'SNL' (AP)
- Rihanna helping N.Y. leukemia patient (AP)