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 StarPhoenix | Nicole Richie, Christina Aguilera Give Birth Down Hall at Same ... FOXNews - AP LOS ANGELES - "Simple Life" star Nicole Richie and her boyfriend welcomed a baby girl on Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, People Magazine reported, while singer Christina Aguilera and her husband had their baby boy just doors down the hall. Nicole Richie and Christina Aguilera become mums Nicole Richie Gives Birth to Baby Girl 'Winter' |
 WJACtv.com | Simpson back in Vegas jail San Jose Mercury News - By Ken Ritter AP LAS VEGAS - OJ Simpson returned to jail Friday, where he will spend several days before a judge hears allegations that he violated terms of his bail in a Las Vegas armed robbery case, officials said. Bail revoked for OJ Simpson Simpson faces bail scrutiny |
 WEEK-TV | Panic! unveil plans for tour, album Reuters - LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Panic! At The Disco will headline the eighth annual Honda Civic Tour, scheduled to visit about 45 cities in North America, beginning April 10 in San Francisco. Honda Goes Green With "Panic at the Disco" Civic Hybrid Panic! At The Disco |
 New York Daily News | Ricki Lake in 'Business of Being Born,' about birth in America San Francisco Chronicle - Much like the subject matter of the film, things did not exactly go as planned when Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein conceived the idea of working together on an expose of America's delivery rooms. Ricki Lake takes on baby birthing industry A lot of women labor under a delusion about childbirth, says Ricki ... |
 eFluxMedia | "Idol" dilemma -- ratings up, sales down Reuters - By Ann Donahue LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - "American Idol" is poised to set ratings records when Fox's talent show returns to the airwaves with a four-hour season premiere on Tuesday and Wednesday. Katharine McPhee voted off by RCA Report: Katharine McPhee Parts Ways With Record Label |
 El Bohemio | State Files to Join Episcopal Case Washington Post - By Michelle Boorstein The attorney general of Virginia has filed a motion to intervene in the court battle between the Episcopal Church and 11 breakaway congregations, arguing that he is obliged to defend the constitutionality of a state statute at the ... Episcopal Church bans Valley Bishop from practicing for 2 months Episcopalians ponder alternative alliances |
 Boston Globe | Love Affair With Austen Is 'Complete' Washington Post - Andrew Davies's 1995 British adaptation of "Pride and Prejudice" comes to the TV screen with Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy, left, with Crispin Bonham-Carter as Mr. "Persuasion" makes a winning case on PBS Performances prevail in un-Jane-like 'Persuasion' |
 New York Times | Loathe Thy Neighbor New York Times - For all the acts of cruelty committed between its covers, Sara Paretsky’s BLEEDING KANSAS (Putnam, $25.95) might as well have been a crime novel requiring the services of her series sleuth, VI Warshawski. Blood Feud Troubles in the heartland |
The writers' strike continues to take its toll on the ones who haven't made millions of dollars for their networks yet.
On Friday, ABC Studios exercised its force majeure privilege...
When it comes to the writers' strike, Harvey and Bob are taking matters into their own hands.
The Weinstein Co., the namesake independent film company formed two years ago by the high-octane...
Looks like the Juice has dropped the ball again.
O.J. Simpson is back in a Las Vegas jail after allegedly violating the terms of his bail by contacting one of his codefendants in his Sin City...
According to Courtney Thorne-Smith, it's a boy!
The actress and husband Roger Fishman welcomed their first child together, son Jacob Emerson Fishman, Friday in Los Angeles.
"Mother...
Nicole Richie's got a whole new life on her hands, and it's a lot less simple.
The former reality star and her fiance, Good Charlotte frontman Joel Madden, welcomed their first child...
Suddenly there's a whole new meaning to "Come On Over Baby" for Christina Aguilera.
Taylor Momsen, aka Jenny from (cult show) Gossip Girl, wearing a very short skirt... I noticed her because she kept crossing and uncrossing her legs, showing her underwear to all... on the 1 train, heading uptown. Got off at Lincoln Center, looked lost."
...Currently living in St. Kitts in the Eastern Caribbean and working for a few months at the moment at the Sun-Times in Chicago. And got a book coming out early next year, published by Macmillan, a biography of Bob Marley - whoever's reading this, do buy it, I need the money.
Well played all. Keep 'em comin!
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The bassist talks about the bandís monster reunion —
and the prospect of a tour Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones' small bombshell in the current issue of Rolling Stone — "There is a band meeting in January" — will be more than enough to set off new tremors of hope among fans for a full-fledged tour following the group's December 10th reunion performance at the O2 arena in London. But in these additional excerpts from an exclusive interview a week after the concert, Jones also talks about Zeppelin's intense preparations for that night, the backstage vibe,... |
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After belting for the first time in "Sweeney Todd," Depp rocks out
on his life in music Attend the tale of Johnny Depp: still Hollywood's most perverse superstar, he has followed up the family-friendly Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy with Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, a buckets-of-blood saga of cannibalism that is also — gulp! — a musical. That's right, Depp sings for the first time ever onscreen, and critics are warbling his praises for tackling the notoriously difficult score from theater legend Stephen Sondheim. This gripping adaptation of the 1979... |
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From "Superfly" and "The Graduate" to "This Is Spinal Tap" and
"Idlewild" 1. Superfly [Listen] Curtis Mayfield
2. The Graduate
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3. Purple Rain
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From vintage San Francisco psychedelia to indie-rock futurism
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In the age of MP3s, sound quality is worse than ever David Bendeth, a producer who works with rock bands like Hawthorne Heights and Paramore, knows that the albums he makes are often played through tiny computer speakers by fans who are busy surfing the Internet. So he's not surprised when record labels ask the mastering engineers who work on his CDs to crank up the sound levels so high that even the soft parts sound loud. Over the past decade and a half, a revolution in recording technology has changed the way albums are produced, mixed and... |
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From NIN's surveillance footage to Justice's parade of animated
Tees to Mute Math's backwards feat, watch some of the year's best
clips. 1. Nine Inch Nails, "Survivalism"
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