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Jorge Nunez and Jasmine Murray may not be the next American idols but at least they got to feel like they were for a short time.

The two "Dancing" duos with the lowest scores -- Belinda Carlisle and Jonathan Roberts, and Steve Wozniak and Karina Smirnoff -- competed against each other in the first-ever results show dance-off on Tuesday night, with the losing team going home! Belinda and Jonathan were up first, reprising the salsa that earned them an 18 on Monday night. "Well done, Belinda. We did see a little bit more hip action," praised Len Goodman, who added, though, that he did detect mistakes. "You lost your footwork," agreed Bruno Tonioli. But Carrie Ann Inaba told the pair that their performance level was "much better." The judges awarded them 17 points total.The Woz and Karina went next, reprising the quickstep routine that scored them 17 points. "You are not a good dancer, you're not," Bruno leveled to Steve, "but I tell you, I love watching you." Carrie said, "I actually thought that you were better tonight." But Len added, "For me, there wasn't a lot of improvement." They gave Steve

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What would St. Patrick's Day be without a little Celtic music? I like to throw in some Dervish, some Celtic Storm, some Thin Lizzy or U2. But if you want to get into the modern Celtic Punk sound, there's nothing like listening to Flogging Molly.Source: saul relativePublished: Mar 17, 2009

Colin Murray is leaving BBC Radio 1 after 10 years to become a sports presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live.Murray will present 5 Live Sport on Friday evenings and on Sunday afternoons. He is already a regular voice on the station, hosting the Saturday morning quiz, Fighting Talk.Radio 1's weekend breakfast host Nick Grimshaw will take over Murray's Radio 1 late evening show, which airs between 10pm and midnight, Monday to Thursday.Murray will join 5 Live as part of a new-look line-up for the football season, beginning in August 2009. Presenter Mark Saggers will leave the station and 5 Live presenter Mark Pougatch will host the 5 Live Sport evening shows on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, including the weeknight Champions League football, as well as 5 Live Sport on Saturdays.Arlo White takes over the Monday 5 Live Sport show, while Eleanor Oldroyd moves from Sundays to Thursday night, making way for Murray. Saggers joined 5 Live in 2001 after stints at Sky News and BBC Radio Sport. He will lea

NDTV.comLetters: March 2009Reading Little India, PAThe talent exists in India for such movies, but Bollywood producers, fixated on making flimsy films about the lives of the middle class, never throw their weight behind such projects. Over 80% of Indians live on less than $2.50 a day, and 40% of all ...Anil?s noble gesture IndiaGlitzPopular 'Slumdog Millionaire' Dance Taught in Maryland Class News Channel 8Anil Kapoor donates Slumdog pay cheque to charity OneindiaSINDH TODAY - Economic Timesall 187 news articles

The trailer for this Paul Rudd-Jason Segel bromance makes it appear funny and cute - a triumph, then. But then, Anna Pickard claps eyes on the red-band trailer and finds a quite different filmAs mentioned last week, this month we're foregoing our diet of trailers for ultra girly-girl films to focus on what is being targeted at the more manly moviegoer. Last week: the romantic fantasy, adolescent-boy style. Next week: action-smaction. This week: the bromance. To wit: the trailer for I Love You, Man. It's a film about a man - Paul Rudd, always the nice guy and always just a little bit effeminate - who needs a best man for his wedding. But with no blokey pals to call on, he goes in search of a new best friend who happens to be a man. Via, we learn, a series of man-dates.I Love You, Man is, quite clearly, one of those films created solely with the goal of getting people to walk out of cinemas punching each other affectionately on the shoulder and going, 'Dude!' 'DUDE!' 'Duu-huuu-huuu-huuuD

There will be a "Transformers 3," but its release date is turning out to be less than certain.....

James Kieffer has been a blacksmith for nearly 40 years. He scoffingly calls himself "semiretired." At age 66, he works six days a week and most days is at his forge at least 10 hours.

"Rockville, CA" represents if not a step forward for online serials, at least a diverting step sideways.