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AP – Grammy-winning singer Faith Evans has been arrested after being stopped at a drunken driving checkpoint in the Los Angeles area.
Read More: Faith Evans arrested on drunken driving charge
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Reuters – One learns over the years not to expect too much from a Lifetime original movie.
Read More: Lifetime's "Bond of Silence" a missed opportunity
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AP – “The Sonderberg Case” (Alfred A. Knopf, $25), by Elie Wiesel, translated by Catherine Temerson: After more than 60 years, over 50 books and a Nobel Peace Prize, Elie Wiesel is still struggling with what it means to be a Holocaust survivor.
Read More: Wiesel's `Sonderberg Case' is tale of family ties
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Reuters – A Van Gogh painting worth an estimated $55 million was stolen from a Cairo museum on Saturday and after reporting it had been recovered, the state news agency quoted a minister as saying it was still missing.
Read More: Van Gogh painting stolen in Egypt, fate unclear
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AP – Sylvester Stallone’s “The Expendables” fought off an onslaught of newcomers to finish on top of the weekend box office again.
Read More: Stallone's 'Expendables' retains crown with $16.5M
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AP – Hip-hop singer Wyclef Jean said Sunday he is not abandoning his presidential bid just yet and will try to get the courts to overturn a decision disqualifying him from the race.
Read More: Wyclef Jean: I'm not giving up my bid for prez yet
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Fashion Wire Daily – Motherhood was on everyone’s mind on Monday, Aug. 17, at the Arclight Theatre in Hollywood, where Jennifer Aniston introduced her latest romantic comedy “The Switch” to the world. The film is all about a single, 40-year-old woman who decides to use artificial insemination in order to have a child.
Read More: Jennifer Aniston and Motherhood at "The Switch" Premiere
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AP – “True Blood” co-stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer have taken their true love to the altar.
Read More: 'True Blood' stars Paquin, Moyer tie the knot
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AFP – International hip-hop star Wyclef Jean was expected to file a formal appeal Monday, challenging a decision by Haiti’s electoral authorities to bar him from the November presidential race.
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AP – The lead singer of a British pop trio climbed a telecommunications mast behind the main stage at a Belgian rock festival and leaped to his death in the parking lot below, police said Saturday.
Read More: UK pop singer in apparent suicide fall at show
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AP – The Betty White phenomenon keeps getting bigger.
Read More: Betty White scores Emmy win for `SNL' hosting gig
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omg! – Reuters – British actress Carey Mulligan (“An Education”) is in negotiations to climb into the passenger seat of the action thriller “Drive,” which already has Ryan Gosling at the wheel. “Breaking Bad” star Bryan Cranston is also negotiating to join the cast.
Read More: Carey Mulligan gears up for thriller "Drive"
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Like Poseidon distracted but not devoured by a school of piranha (actual size: five to 10 inches), The Expendables won the weekend box office at North American theaters by overcoming five undersized new contenders.
Read More: Box Office: Stallone Wins Another Expendable Weekend
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Sylvester Stallone leads a reunion of ’80s and ’90s action stars on amission to kill the bad guy and save the girl — a plot that, like thecharacters, is expendable
Read More: 'The Expendables': Sly and the Family Clones
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At a time when the trend in fiction has been toward specialization, Jonathan Franzen, author of The Corrections and the new Freedom, is a devotee of the all-embracing, way-we-live-now novel
Read More: Jonathan Franzen: American Author on TIME Pens 'Freedom'
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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World director Edgar Wright speaks with TIME about movies, video games and all things teen angst
Read More: 'Scott Pilgrim' Director Wright on Teens, Magical Realism
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The voluptuous siren of Latin American sexploitation films gets a career retrospective at New York City’s august Film Society of Lincoln Center
Read More: Isabel Sarli: A Sex Bomb at Lincoln Center
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Winner of the World Cinema – Dramatic prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, David MichÔd’s Animal Kingdom is a contemplative crime drama with a high startlement quotient
Read More: Animal Kingdom: A Cool and Creepy Crime Drama
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An appreciation of the Oscar-winning actress whose real life of heart-rending challenges was more than the equal of a career of superbly-wrought on-screen roles
Read More: Patricia Neal Dies at 84: A Life of Tragedy and Triumph
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For the new film Get Low, Bill Murray’s press appearances have been sporadic at best. But that’s the secret of the actor’s success
Read More: Bill Murray: Mercurial 'Get Low' Star Keeps Media Guessing
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