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Singing sensation Susan Boyle has scored an interview with the biggest name in daytime television, according to US reports.

Mia Farrow ended her liquid-only fast aimed at calling attention to the crisis in Darfur after 12 days as her health took 'a downturn,' according to her publicist.

I thought I had posted about Lydia Hearst in the past, I guess not, but there is always a good time for a first right? Anyway here she is giving us all a very nice photoshoot for the weekend, which is never something to complain about. You see this is why I love Europe, unlike America they [...]

RUINED, the Pulitzer Prize winning play by Lynn Nottage, will be featured on CNN beginning this weekend. The segment will premiere this Saturday on 'Inside Africa' which airs on CNN International (Time Warner Channel 133).

Film News: Film beats piracy, cashes in at foreign box office -- The summer box office got off to a howling start as 20th Century Fox's 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' opened to $73.1 million internationally over the May 1-3 weekend.

Alexander Lebedev's London Evening Standard suffers yearly and monthly falls, but paid-for sales remain flatThe London Evening Standard recorded month-on-month and year-on-year falls in circulation in April, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures published today.Last month the Evening Standard, which has introduced with a range of new pay and distribution initiatives in the last two months under new owner Alexander Lebedev, reported a 6.36% year-on-year fall in circulation to 263,312 copies compared with April 2008. Sales fell 6.11% month on month.Full price sales of the Evening Standard in April were 128,375 on average - 48.7% of total circulation - down from 143,673 in March.The Evening Standard reported 14,384 sales at less than full-rate, the result of its new tiered pricing and distribution strategy, which means the paper's overall paid-for sales have remained flat month-on-month.Bulks - copies that readers can pick up free from hotels, airlines and gyms, whi

Alexander Lebedev's London Evening Standard suffers yearly and monthly falls, but paid-for sales remain flatThe London Evening Standard recorded month-on-month and year-on-year falls in circulation in April, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures published today.Last month the Evening Standard, which has introduced with a range of new pay and distribution initiatives in the last two months under new owner Alexander Lebedev, reported a 6.36% year-on-year fall in circulation to 263,312 copies compared with April 2008. Sales fell 6.11% month on month.Full price sales of the Evening Standard in April were 128,375 on average - 48.7% of total circulation - down from 143,673 in March.The Evening Standard reported 14,384 sales at less than full-rate, the result of its new tiered pricing and distribution strategy, which means the paper's overall paid-for sales have remained flat month-on-month.Bulks - copies that readers can pick up free from hotels, airlines and gyms, whi

Weekend B.O.: Paramount pic opened at 7 p.m. Thursday -- Paramount's 'Star Trek' grossed an estimated $7 million as it opened at 7 p.m. Thursday and played into the early hours of Friday.

TV News: Michael J. Fox special also fares well for network -- ABC's 'Grey's Anatomy' increased its lead in the primetime ratings over CBS' 'CSI' and propelled ABC to another Thursday victory among adults 18-49, according to preliminary nationals from Nielsen.