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Smokey Robinson celebrates 50 years by

The songs alone speak volumes.

Country trio scales the charts with breakup song

Lady Antebellum, one of country music's biggest success stories of the last two years, is on a roll.

Hasidic star Matisyahu saving reggae with new disc

It's not easy being a big celebrity in a close-knit Orthodox Jewish community.

Arctic Monkeys lean toward darker rock on 'Humbug'

New York's heat and humidity are going through the roof as singer/guitarist Alex Turner and drummer Matt Helders hunker down to face the media at an Italian eatery in the heart of the Meatpacking District, but that's not about to stop them from ordering hot tea. No wonder Arctic Monkeys' label boss calls them

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Hanson to debut new songs on fall tour

Hanson plans to play a bunch of new music for its fans this fall, even though the sibling trio's new album probably won't come out until the spring of 2010.

Billboard singles reviews: Miley Cyrus, Madonna

ARTIST: MILEY CYRUSSINGLE: PARTY IN THE U.S.A.

Robin Williams says he is a

Robin Williams stars in a movie called

Jackson burial postponed, judge approves exhibition

Michael Jackson's family on Friday delayed his burial by five days as a judge ruled that a touring show of his memorabilia could go on and police raided another pharmacy in their ongoing probe of his sudden death.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth caught kissing

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, his co-star of

Meat Loaf taps Rob Cavallo, Brian May for new album

Meat Loaf is staying relatively tight-lipped about his next album, which is expected in 2010, but he can't help gushing about what a great time he's having making it.

Prince Andrew out of pocket as ski firm goes under

A luxury ski holiday company has called in liquidators after failing to attract enough customers, leaving Britain's Prince Andrew out of pocket by nearly 27,000 pounds ($44,710).

Michael Jackson's burial postponed until September 3

Michael Jackson's burial has been postponed until September 3 from August 29, family representatives said on Friday, without giving a reason for the date change.

Best of Salzburg

Actress Stephanie Schoenfeld (C) and countertenor Daniel Gloger (rear C) perform on stage during a dress rehearsal of Friedrich Hebbel's and Antonio Vivaldi's music theatre

California charges actor with murder in model's death

California authorities on Thursday charged a reality TV star with murder in the death of a pin-up model, as they continued a manhunt for him begun soon after the woman's body was found stuffed in a suitcase.

Protesting Miss Peru

Karen Schwarz, Miss Peru 2009, pre-tapes her opening number for the Miss Universe 2009 competition at Atlantis, Paradise Island August 18, 2009. Bolivia is protesting against Miss Peru using a costume from Andean dance Diablada as the outfit in the national costume section of the pageant.

Panic! At the Disco survivors gain

Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith, former members of Panic! At the Disco, are anything but panicked as they prepare for life after a schism that cut the band in half.

Billy Bob Thornton in the ring for boxing movie

Million Dollar Billy Bob? Billy Bob Thornton is attached to star in

New Norah Jones album due in November

Singer-songwriter Norah Jones will move away from jazz roots on her fourth studio album.

Tarantino's

For better or worse, this weekend's opening of Quentin Tarantino's

Cyrus scores Hot 100 best; Peas, Mraz make history

The Black Eyed Peas and Jason Mraz have made history on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, while Miley Cyrus and Jay-Z entered the list's top 10.

Robert Zemeckis circles

Robert Zemeckis is in negotiations to direct a remake of the 1968 animated Beatles feature

Just a Minute With: Jon Cryer playing for laughs in

Jon Cryer first found fame in 1984 with a starring role opposite Demi Moore in

Actor John Cryer stars in family comedy

Jon Cryer first found fame in 1984 with a starring role opposite Demi Moore in

YouTube signs deal to feature Time Warner cable shows

YouTube has signed a deal with Time Warner Inc to feature program clips from a range of its cable networks, including CNN, Cartoon Network and TNT, the online video site said on Wednesday.

Eva Longoria Parker takes Spanish role in Mexican drama

Semenya is a woman, God made her look that way, says relative

The family of South African runner Caster Semenya who won the 800-meter race on the world championships Wednesday and is under a gender controversy, denied Semenya is a man.

Black Eyed Peas, Jason Mraz smash chart records

The Black Eyed Peas and Jason Mraz will shatter two records for longevity on the Billboard Hot 100 when the singles chart is released Thursday.

Jay Leno says new comedy show is

After 17 years of late night TV chat, Jay Leno says he's working harder than ever to fill his eagerly-anticipated new prime-time show with comedy.

Jackson Brothers reality series a go at A&E

Before Michael Jackson died, his brothers filmed a one-hour pilot for A&E that was supposed to include a reunion performance with Michael. But he never agreed to it, didn't do it, and died before it could be discussed again.

Migrant children's risky trips to U.S. in new film

With a rolled-up mat slung over his back, Honduran 14-year-old Kevin climbs aboard a Mexican freight train for a 1,450-mile (2,330-km) journey to the U.S. border -- a perilous ride spotlighted by a new documentary.

NBC and NFL agree on two year television extension

The National Football League extended its six-year television deal with NBC by another two years on Wednesday, following similar deals last spring with broadcast networks CBS and Fox.

Strait dethrones Jackson on album chart

The King of Pop stepped aside for the King of Country on Wednesday, when George Strait's

New indie film companies look for market rebound

Looking for a rebound in the risky independent film business, several newly formed U.S. companies aim to fill a void created in the past 18 months when major players failed due to a glut of movies in the market.

Oprah and Dr Oz sue over alleged false endorsements

Talk show host Oprah Winfrey and television expert Dr. Mehmet Oz, a frequent guest on Winfrey's show, sued more than 50 businesses on Wednesday, saying they had falsely claimed the pair endorsed various beauty products and dietary supplements.

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