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'Snow White' puts bite on box office with $56.3M
According to studio estimates Sunday, Universal Pictures' action yarn inspired by the fairy-tale princess debuted strongly at No. 1 with $56.3 million domestically. Full Story
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Former 'Family Feud' host Richard Dawson dies at 79
Richard Dawson, the wisecracking British entertainer who was among the schemers in the 1960s sitcom "Hogan's Heroes" and a decade later began kissing thousands of female contestants as host of the game show "Family Feud" has died. He was 79.
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'Seinfeld' star sorry for calling cricket a 'gay' sport
Actor Jason Alexander has apologized for joking during a TV talk show that he considers cricket to be a "gay" sport.
Bill Maher buys minority stake in New York Mets
Stand-up comic and political satirist Bill Maher was at Citi Field on Sunday and revealed that he bought a minority share of the New York Mets months ago.
Aniston crowned best on-screen dirtbag at MTV Awards
Jennifer Aniston picked up the best on-screen dirtbag award for her role as a man-eating dentist in "Horrible Bosses" at the beginning of Sunday's MTV Movie Awards.
Drew Barrymore marries art dealer Will Kopelman
Drew Barrymore, who is pregnant with her first child, tied the knot with the art dealer Will Kopelman at their home in Montecito, California Saturday.
Pamela Anderson wants to move back to Canada
The former 'Baywatch' beauty relocated to Los Angeles from her native British Columbia in the 80s, but now divides her time between and the Californian city and Vancouver Island.
Justin Bieber can't move eyebrow after concussion
The 'Boyfriend' hitmaker suffered a concussion after hitting his head backstage at a surprise performance in Paris, France, and it has left him with a "weird" sensation above his eye.
Facebook, 'Grey's Anatomy' win GLAAD Media Awards
GLAAD likes Facebook. The social networking site won the Special Recognition Award at the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation's 23rd annual Media Awards.
Miss USA hopefuls take the stage for pageant telecast
A parade of beauty queens in swimsuits and evening gowns are competing to become the next Miss USA in Las Vegas.
Veteran 'Desperate Housewives' actress dies at age 72
Kathryn Joosten, a veteran character actress who played the crotchety, nosey Karen McCluskey on ABC's "Desperate Housewives," has died. She was 72.
George Lucas names Kennedy as Lucasfilm successor
Filmmaker George Lucas on Friday named veteran producer Kathleen Kennedy as his co-chair and successor at the iconic film studio he founded four decades ago.
Oprah launches new book club with a digital twist
'Oprah's Book Club 2.0,' a joint project of Oprah Winfrey's OWN network and her O magazine, begins Monday with Cheryl Strayed's popular memoir "Wild."
Boy band One Direction brings extra security to Canada
One Direction showed up with five extra security guards and three police officers to protect them in Toronto.
Shatner balances busy schedule with 'Weird or What?'
From hosting the Junos in Ottawa to a multi-city U.S. tour of his Broadway show, William Shatner has been a man on the move for much of 2012.
Andy Samberg leaving SNL, spokesperson confirms
Andy Samberg has wrapped his seven-season run on 'Saturday Night Live,' a spokeswoman for the actor-comedian said Friday.
Vancouver duo Japandroids don't mess with success
Sometimes, an indie band riding a maelstrom of hype from a rough-hewn debut will get a little carried away on a sophomore record.
N.Y. exhibition evokes Claude Monet's flower garden
Claude Monet's beloved flower and water gardens in the north of France are world-famous. But for those unable to visit the artist's iconic home, a trip to the Bronx over the next several months will offer a taste of Monet's indisputably radiant living masterpiece.
Susan Boyle suffers meltdown after Manchester show
Singer Susan Boyle had an emotional breakdown after a recenct performance in Manchester, England, shcoking some of her fans.
Bieber laughs off fall, concussion worries in Paris
Teen idol Justin Bieber sent fans' hearts fluttering in Paris on Thursday, when the star walked into a glass wall during a performance.
Judge hints at narrowed 'Spider-Man' musical lawsuit
A judge warned lawyers at the end of a two-hour hearing Friday that she may narrow the scope of a lawsuit stemming from the Broadway production of "Spider-Man."
Ohio bus driver drops lawsuit against Matthew Fox
A private bus driver in Ohio who claimed she was punched by Matthew Fox has withdrawn her lawsuit against the actor.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' son wins UCLA football scholarship
Justin Combs, the 18-year-old son of hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, will attend UCLA on a $54,000 football scholarship.
Murdoch's News Corp. could face 500 lawsuits
A lawyer for Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group says the company could face 500 lawsuits from victims of tabloid phone hacking -- far more than have so far been filed.
Tony Awards unveil list of presenters for June 10 event
Jessica Chastain, Nick Jonas, Amanda Seyfried and Jim Parsons are some of the young stars tapped to help host Neil Patrick Harris hand out Tony Awards.
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