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British writers sweep Orange Prize ceremony

British authors were the big winners at the 2008 Orange Broadband Prize gala, with London's Rose Tremain scoring the top prize at the annual literary celebration of female writers.

Germany's top literary prize goes to visual artist

The winner of Germany's top literary prize, the Frankfurt Peace Prize, was announced Wednesday, and the surprise was that he is not a writer.

Ed McMahon facing foreclosure on $6M home

Ed McMahon, who for decades appeared as Johnny Carson's sidekick on The Tonight Show, is fighting to avoid foreclosure on his multimillion-dollar Beverly Hills home, according to published reports.

Yes tour cancelled because of frontman's health

The Yes reunion tour is off after the frontman for the popular British band was diagnosed with acute respiratory failure.

Gallery left homeless by flood moves into Fredericton Playhouse

A Fredericton gallery driven out of its building by spring flooding has found a temporary home at a local theatre.

War brides photos earn international prize for Toronto woman

A photo essay about Canadian war brides has earned Toronto-based photographer Arantxa Cedillo an international photography prize.

French authorities recover stolen artwork

French police have recovered a quartet of Impressionist and Renaissance paintings snatched during a daylight heist in southern France last summer.

Copyright reform bill appears to be in limbo

An updated copyright bill that could impose serious penalties for illegal downloading is in limbo amid suggestions the Conservative government is hesitant to introduce the controversial legislation after being stung by public outrage last year.

Global, E!, History TV unveil new 2008-09 series

Three new series, including The Animated Adventures of Bob and Doug McKenzie, highlight Global's fall lineup announced Wednesday.

Fake phone call fooled UBC security in museum heist, police sources say

An experienced jewelry thief may have hoodwinked the University of British Columbia's campus security by telling them to ignore security alarms on the night of last month's multi-million dollar heist at the Museum of Anthropology, CBC News has learned.