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Joe Jackson seeks allowance from son's estate
Joe Jackson, the elderly father of late pop star Michael Jackson, on Friday filed a court petition seeking an allowance from the singer's estate, saying his son had supported him for many years.
No holding back for Alicia Keys on Freedom
An unseasonal gust of wind greets Alicia Keys as she steps out of a doorway behind a Beverly Hills hotel on a late October afternoon. Decked out in a black leather vest and black leggings brightly accented by turquoise suede knee-high boo a hint of matching eyeliner, the Grammy Award-winning singer is surprised by the chilly blast before she ducks into a waiting black sport utility vehicle. Commen...
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Rihanna describes night of attack by Chris Brown
R&B singer Rihanna broke her silence on Friday about the night her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown attacked her, saying he had bitten her, put her in a headlock and left her bleeding and swollen.
Jackson film crosses $100 million internationally
The Michael Jackson concert film This Is It has crossed the $100 million mark at international box offices as it enters its second weekend in theaters, the studio behind the movie said on Friday.
Beyonce nets three prizes at MTV awards in Berlin
Singer Beyonce scooped three prizes at the MTV Europe Music Awards on Thursday at a ceremony in Berlin marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the wall that once divided the city.
Beatles photos from Help! up for auction
Seven black-and-white photographs of the Beatles sitting on a grassy field, taken by a teenage girl on the last day of filming for their movie Help!, will be sold next week, the auctioneer said.
Calle 13 tops Latin Grammy awards
Puerto-Rican hip-hop duo Calle 13 won five Latin Grammy awards on Thursday, including the coveted Album of the Year, helping cement their reputation as being among the vanguard of alternative reggaeton music.
Miss England gives up crown over brawl reports
Beauty pageant winner Miss England gave up her title on Friday after reports she had been involved in a nightclub brawl with another beauty queen.
Harvard biz grads send neutral signal on stocks
Harvard Business School is sending 28 percent of its 2009 graduating class onto careers in finance, a mildly bullish sign for the economy, said Ray Soifer, an independent bank consultant.
Carrie Underwood on track to top U.S. pop chart
Carrie Underwood is on track to achieve her second No. 1 album on the U.S. pop chart next week, although sales will be sharply lower than for the country star's previous effort.
In Berlin, music fans build a new history
Twenty-year-old Emilia was desperately trying to get a ticket to the MTV Europe Music Awards Thursday, shivering outside the O2 World stadium on a chill grey evening in what used to be East Berlin.
Morgan Freeman settles lawsuit over crash
Oscar winner Morgan Freeman has reached an out-of-court settlement with a woman who was his passenger in a car crash and later sued him, court documents showed on Thursday.
U2, Jay-Z, Beyonce among early winners at MTV awards
Irish rockers U2 were among the early winners at the MTV Europe Music Awards on Thursday, picking up the best live act award hours after treating 10,000 fans to a free concert in front of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate.
No decision yet on Oprah Winfrey move to cable
Oprah Winfrey has not yet made a decision on a possible move of her syndicated chat show -- one of the TV industry's biggest money makers -- to her new cable network OWN, her production company said on Thursday.
Rihanna embarrassed she fell for man like Brown
After being beaten by singer Chris Brown in February, pop star Rihanna felt embarrassed she fell in love with the type of man he was and left him to set an example for young women, she said in an interview on Thursday.
Malawi threatens arrests over Madonna school row
Malawi threatened on Thursday to arrest protesting villagers blocking construction of Madonna's multi-million dollar girls academy, a new controversy for the singer in the African country where she has adopted two children.
A Minute With: Michael Fassbender and his Fish Tank
He may not be a household name in the United States, but Michael Fassbender is fast becoming one of the hottest young stars in Hollywood.
Murdoch's wife to produce Chinese period drama
Rupert Murdoch's wife is among the producers of Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, an English-language Chinese drama starring Zhang Ziyi, perhaps the country's most exportable actress.
Gaining Global Perspective: A Fundamental of 21st Century Leadership
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Obama plays China card, but who holds the ace?
Although U.S. President Barack Obama has never set foot there, China cast a long shadow in the Pacific region where he grew up.
PersonalFinance: Making college affordable
The college application process that dominates senior year for many high school students is always stressful, but this year it's even worse.
Business Books: The human brain in the workplace
The modern workplace is an emotionally charged landscape of constant threats and unconscious fears that can addle or even destroy our brainpower, according to three recent books on neuroscience.
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Rihanna breaks silence about Chris Brown (VIDEO)
Pop singer Rihanna broke her silence about her former boyfriend, Chris Brown, Thursday on Good Morning America saying that returning to him after he beat her was wrong.
Berlin holds MTV awards, 20 years after Wall fell
Pop star Beyonce and hip hop artist Jay-Z will perform at the MTV Europe Music Awards on Thursday, being held in the German capital to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Martin, Baldwin to ratchet up the funny at Oscars
Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin were chosen as co-hosts of next year's Oscars to inject a fresh comedic twist into the ceremony while building on decades of tradition, new co-producer Adam Shankman said.
Robert De Niro movie a Fine mess
There isn't much that's fine in Everybody's Fine, an embarrassing misfire for Kirk Jones, who once gave us the exhilarating comedy Waking Ned Devine, and for Miramax, a storied company now reduced to little more than a film library.
Sundance expands outside Utah for one night
Sundance Film Festival organizers on Wednesday unveiled plans for a one-night expansion of January's event to theaters in eight U.S. cities, hoping to encourage a discussion about the role art and cinema play in people's lives.
Meryl Streep's daughter gets first Hollywood break
Meryl Streep's daughter Grace Gummer is set to star in a television drama about the chaotic life of being a Hollywood It kid, marking Gummer's first big break into the acting industry.
Bob Seger raids vaults for Early Seger set
Bob Seger is raiding his vaults for a 10-song set dubbed Early Seger, Vol. 1 that will be released November 27 exclusively via Meijers stores in the Midwest before becoming available on Seger's official web site three days later.
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