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  Hollywood agency, TV writers settles age bias suit (20 August 06:43)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Hollywood talent agency International Creative Management agreed on Tuesday to pay $4.5 million to settle an age-discrimination suit brought by TV writers, the fi...
  Toronto film festival promises lighter touch (20 August 05:03)
TORONTO (Reuters) - The Toronto International Film Festival is promising a lighter touch this year, both thematically and in the number of films presented, with domestic dramas and comedies ...
  Elizabeth Taylor home after hospital stay - report (20 August 01:29)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Film star Elizabeth Taylor is "at home and happy" following a recent stay in a Los Angeles hospital, People.com reported on Tuesday.
  Bono pumps up the volume, lets slip new U2 songs (19 August 09:00)
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Rock stars may have to rein in their taste for loud music after a fan overheard U2 frontman Bono listening to tracks from the group's forthcoming album and recorded them b...
  Enid Blyton voted Britain's favourite author (19 August 05:00)
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Top selling writer J.K. Rowling suffered a rare literary defeat on Tuesday when Enid Blyton came top of a poll to find Britain's best-loved author.
  Abandoned whale calf mistakes boat for its mum (19 August 02:52)
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rescuers in Australia are trying to save a baby humpback whale which they say took a shine to a moored yacht, possibly mistaking the vessel for its lost mother.
  Russia's Prokhorov denies buying world's No.1 home (19 August 02:31)
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov denied on Tuesday French media reports he had bought the world's most expensive home, a French Mediterranean villa.
  Jade Goody quits Bigg Boss over cancer fears (19 August 02:22)
MUMBAI (Reuters) - "Celebrity Big Brother" star Jade Goody's stint on the Indian version of the British reality TV show has been cut short after medical tests indicated she may have cancer, ...
  Biking grans to pinheads, Chinese go to extremes (19 August 11:20)
BEIJING (Reuters) - Liu Xianghui cycled over 1,300 km to Beijing towing his 98-year-old grandmother in a pedicab to fulfil her dream of attending the Olympics.
  Coastal split widens in actors contract stalemate (19 August 07:11)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Tensions within the Screen Actors Guild mounted on Monday as the union's Hollywood-based leaders rejected a call by SAG's New York branch to bring in a federal mediat...
  A good steam helps sauna-mad Finns cope with life (18 August 10:27)
HELSINKI (Reuters Life!) - Forget horoscopes and fortune-tellers -- steam is the hot way to ensure marital bliss for a bride-to-be in sauna-loving Finland.
  Singer Lennox recovering after back surgery (18 August 08:48)
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox is recovering from spinal surgery after being forced by a back injury to return home early from an AIDS conference in Mexico, the sta...
  GREEN LIVING - African sun fuels solar-powered study time (18 August 04:50)
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Burkina Faso student teacher Hema Cecile has a lot more time to crack the books thanks to a recent initiative from the World Bank and the International Finance Corpo...
  Solar safari wins socially responsible award (18 August 03:55)
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - A solar-powered safari camp in Kenya and an environmentally conscious Amazon resort were awarded annual travel prizes on Monday for giving back to their communitie...
  Thirsty? Robot bartender pulls a fast pint (18 August 02:52)
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - He can pull a pint faster than you can shout for one, and there's no chance he's going to be distracted by the cute girl behind you in the queue: meet Mr. Asahi, the ...
  Only 10 Games athletes say they are gay - survey (18 August 11:22)
BEIJING (Reuters) - Only 10 of the 10,500 athletes competing in the Beijing Olympics are openly gay, according to a study by a gay website.
  Bring on the bling and do your thing (18 August 09:10)
BEIJING (Reuters) - The youngest athlete at the Olympic Games fiddles nervously with the green, red and yellow-beaded "Africa" necklace she wears as a lucky charm.
  'Tropic Thunder' beats Batman at the box office (18 August 08:31)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Big-screen Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. scored his second No. 1 movie of the summer on Sunday as Hollywood spoof "Tropic Thunder" ended the monthlong reign of "The Dark...
  Perfect hostesses outclass sexy cheerleaders at Games (18 August 08:28)
BEIJING (Reuters) - Forget the skimpily clad cheerleaders. The immaculate hostesses handing out medals at the Olympics have won the spectator vote for glamour.
  Cupcake makers at war over dot-in-circle trademark (16 August 01:58)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Sprinkles Cupcakes, a California purveyor of mini-cakes beloved by Hollywood stars, has accused rival Famous Cupcakes of stealing its trademarked "Modern Dot" cupcake...
  Dead Palestinian poet's words alive on UK stage (16 August 01:50)
EDINBURGH (Reuters Life!) - The words of Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish have come poignantly to life on an Edinburgh Festival stage a week after his death following heart surgery in a U.S....
  LL Cool J sees more music projects in his future (16 August 01:26)
ATLANTA (Reuters Life!) - Rapper-actor LL Cool J finished his last album under a contract with Def Jam Records that spanned two decades, but told Reuters it was not likely to be his final mu...
  New porn channel lets Canadians strut their stuff (16 August 01:24)
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadians who may have become tired of being passed over as porn stars will have a new, home-grown outlet to showcase their erotic talents.
  Rhythm and Blues pioneer Jerry Wexler dies at 91 (16 August 01:06)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rhythm and Blues pioneer Jerry Wexler, who helped build Atlantic Records into a music powerhouse in the 1950s and 1960s with artists like Aretha Franklin and Ray Char...
  Rocker Jackson Browne sues McCain over a song (16 August 01:04)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rock star Jackson Browne has sued U.S. presidential candidate John McCain for copyright infringement, accusing the presumptive Republican nominee of using the singer'...
  Jade Goody to take part in India's 'Big Brother' - reports (15 August 05:02)
MUMBAI (Reuters) - "Celebrity Big Brother" star Jade Goody will take part in India's version of the British reality series, media reports said ahead of the show's launch on Sunday.
  Rapper DMX arrested after missing Ariz. court date (15 August 08:14)
PHOENIX (Reuters) - Chart-topping rap star DMX was arrested at a store in Florida on Thursday for failing to appear in an Arizona court on drug charges, authorities said.
  Next Harry Potter movie pushed back to July 2009 (15 August 03:34)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The release date for the sixth Harry Potter movie, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," was pushed back on Thursday to July 2009 from its original slot in Novemb...
  Just a Minute With: Woody Allen for "Vicky Cristina" (15 August 02:06)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters Life!) - Woody Allen has long been considered a genius of U.S. cinema with a list of writing credits dating to the 1960s and "What's New Pussycat," as well as directing ...
  Palestinian poet Darwish critically ill - officials (09 August 11:55)
RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Mahmoud Darwish, whose poetry Palestinians believe has given a voice to their suffering, lay critically ill on Saturday after heart surgery in Texas, a Palest...
  U.S. comedian, actor Bernie Mac dies at 50 (09 August 09:22)
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Comedian and actor Bernie Mac, who starred in one of U.S. TV's few black sitcoms and appeared in the "Ocean's 11" movies, died in Chicago on Saturday after a bout with pn...
  Hip-hop could "big up" or burden Obama (09 August 08:27)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama listens to hip-hop, knows many of the genre's moguls, such as Jay-Z, Russell Simmons and rapper Ludacris, admires their business a...
  Brightman says ceremony moved her to tears (09 August 05:39)
BEIJING (Reuters Life!) - British soprano Sarah Brightman doesn't cry often, so she was surprised to find herself moved to tears before singing at the Olympics opening ceremony.
  Add a hint of sex to elite sport, and it's gold (09 August 01:45)
BEIJING (Reuters) - Sex and sport. It's an irresistible mix and one that Olympians are no longer shy of using to fund their sporting careers.
  Former "Idol" star Clay Aiken welcomes a son (09 August 07:01)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters Life!) - Former "American Idol" runner-up Clay Aiken, who has gone onto a singing career, said his "dear friend," music producer Jaymes Foster, gave birth on Friday to a...
  "Chick flicks" face uphill battle in Hollywood (09 August 06:04)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When "Sex and the City" debuted at No. 1 at box offices earlier this year, headlines trumpeted the unusual success of a film about women aimed at women, and industry ...
  Paris Hilton gets down to business in Denmark (08 August 09:55)
COPENHAGEN (Reuters Life!) - Hotel heiress Paris Hilton took a break from U.S. presidential politics this week to focus on a subject she knows even better: handbags.
  New York gig marks end of the road for The Police (08 August 11:55)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - British rock trio The Police played their final concert together on Thursday and were joined by the real police -- the New York City police band.
  Oscar winner Morgan Freeman released from hospital (08 August 07:06)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Oscar winner Morgan Freeman said he was feeling "real good" on Thursday after his release from a Memphis, Tennessee, hospital where he was treated for broken bones an...
  Japan's females are longest living in world - report (06 August 09:54)
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - Japanese girls born last year can expect to live until they are 86 years old, which would make them the longest survivors in the world, a report from the country's he...
  Australia art prize in uproar over Christ painting (06 August 09:09)
CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia's top religious art prize was thrown into turmoil on Wednesday after a judge quit in protest over the words "only women bleed" on a painting of Christ nailed t...
  Japan gender-crossing dancer grips fans with glance (06 August 08:36)
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - On stage, the Japanese dancer, with heavy white makeup and pouty red lips, spins to booming music, sending a rainbow-coloured kimono fluttering.
  'Dark Knight' clears $400 million at record pace (06 August 04:03)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Batman sequel "The Dark Knight" smashed yet another Hollywood record as it cleared the $400 million domestic box office mark in 18 days, less than half the time it to...
  Steve & Barry's can pay Venus Williams - Judge (05 August 11:43)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bankrupt apparel chain Steve & Barry's LLC can pay tennis star Venus Williams under the terms of her clothing line contract, a U.S. bankruptcy judge said on Tuesday....
  Ex-Eurythmic Stewart tours again as 'band leader' (05 August 11:34)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dave Stewart was half of the musical duo Eurythmics in the 1980s but when his partnership with singer Annie Lennox faded, the British artist found other outlets for h...
  Rights to legendary Packard up for sale (05 August 11:19)
PHOENIX (Reuters Life!) - A Canadian couple is seeking to sell the rights to the defunct luxury auto-maker Packard along with a high-end prototype car, with the hopes of resurrecting the leg...
  U.S. actor Kelsey Grammer released from hospital (05 August 11:17)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. actor Kelsey Grammer has been released from a New York hospital, his spokesman said on Tuesday, after checking in about a week ago when he was feeling faint followi...
  German police women get "bullet-proof bras" (05 August 07:16)
BERLIN (Reuters) - Thousands of German police women will receive what media have labelled "bullet-proof bras".
  Punk progeny launches "Terrorist" clothing line (05 August 06:32)
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Joe Corre was born to rail against the establishment and now has the store to power the movement.
  Lad magazines encourage men to be callous - UK party (04 August 08:51)
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Lads' magazines such as "Nuts" and "Zoo" promote a shallow approach towards women and encourage young men to think of them as permanently, "lasciviously" available, ...
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