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Dont miss The Plain White T's performing live at Blender Theater. The guys who brought you the smash hit 'Hey There, Delilah' bring the sounds of their Three Harmonies Tour to the Big Apple

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Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange star in HBO's "Grey Gardens," the riches-to-rags story of two charming eccentrics who were relatives of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. The HBO film is based on a documentary made in 1975 by Albert and David Maysles, who spent six weeks with the reclusive mother ("Big Edie" Bouvier Beale, played by Lange) and daughter ("Little Edie" Bouvier Beale, played by Barrymore) capturing their everyday life in its raw, uncensored moments. "Grey Gardens" investigates the two Beale women's extraordinary bond, and why they chose to live in squalor and isolation in a decaying, 28-room house in East Hampton until someone finally notified Jackie of their condition. "Jackie-O was the one to step forward and help them save their house, clean things up, and kind of look after them," Jessica tells ET. "But it was too little too late."

We talk with producer Barry Mendel and writer-director Judd Apatow about their new comedy.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Apple and major music labels are betting that the launch of three-tier pricing at the iTunes Music Store will boost music sales with a new mix of song-based packages and give consumers more options.Apple will announce its new three-tier price points at 69 cents, 99 cents and $1.29 on Tuesday, according to several people familiar with its plans. Since opening in 2003 all songs in the iTunes store have been priced at 99 cents. Some songs were already reflecting the new pricing scheme.The previous 'one price fits all' strategy has long caused friction between Apple and the music labels, who argued that songs should be priced differently to reflect their perceived value by consumers.The labels will finally get their wish.While the majority of songs will still be sold at 99 cents, a certain number of new hit songs will now be raised to $1.29. Many older catalog songs will now go for 69 cents.Perhaps anticipating a consumer backlash against price increases exec