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Michael Jackson's family silent on burial plans
More than 31 million Americans watched Michael Jackson's public memorial on television, but mystery surrounded the whereabouts of his body on Wednesday and plans for his burial.
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Kate Beckinsale accepts libel award
Actress Kate Beckinsale accepted 20,000 pounds ($32,000) in libel damages at the High Court on Thursday over a story in Britain's Daily Express newspaper that she was set to miss out on her dream role as Barbarella.
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Hollywood sends 3D home -- in videogames
Coming to a living room near you -- 3D videogames.
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"Transformer"' hits $300 million at U.S. box office
"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" on Tuesday became the first film of the year to gross more than $300 million at the domestic box office.
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With stores restocked, Michael Jackson's music sales climb
On the day the world said goodbye to Michael Jackson, his star continued to shine on Billboard's charts, a testament to his lasting musical legacy and impact.
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Michael Jackson's daughter takes center stage
In a memorial to Michael Jackson on Tuesday that featured superstars Mariah Carey and Stevie Wonder, the moment that may be best remembered came when his 11-year-old daughter Paris spoke a few heart-wrenching words.
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Critics laud love-laced Harry Potter film
It may have had one of the wettest premieres in memory this week, but that did little to dampen critics' enthusiasm for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince", the sixth film in the blockbuster franchise.
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Jay Leno to roll out in style on new show
When Jay Leno's new 10 p.m. show goes on air in September, some of his vintage cars will be making guest appearances. The host intends to drive his prized possessions onstage some nights.
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"Hangover" star Galifianakis considers next move
Zach Galifianakis is in one of the biggest hits of the summer, "The Hangover." Now he's being very careful before he orders his next drink.
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Pottermania returns with London world premiere
The new Harry Potter film has its world premiere in London on Tuesday, ending a two-year wait for faithful fans who have been counting down the days before its theatrical release on July 15.
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New movies provide some good laughs
There's all sorts of funny business at your local multiplex this weekend with Sasha Baron Cohen terrorizing innocent bystanders in Bruno or the lame-o teen flick I Love You, Beth Cooper.
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New movies have fun for kids, adventure for adults
Hollywood is going all out for the Independence DAy weekend with Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs for the kids, and adult guys and gals can enjoy lots with the gangster flick Public Enemies.
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One new film has lots of action; another explores medical dilemma
If you think Hollywood is out of ideas, check out Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, a sequel from a movie about a bunch of toys, or the book adaptation, My Sister's Keeper.
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Two Fantastic Movie Theories
Yes, the KC Star's Joe Posnanski - who is as entertaining of a writer as you can find - has two real gems buried in his latest blog entry - http://joeposnanski.com/JoeBlog/2009/06/19/bugging-harold-reynolds/#more-2291 .
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Park Board Announces "Movies in the Park" series
The Springfield/Greene County Park Board has announced its "Movies in the Park" series, a now-annual event where - starting at dusk - films with a family edge are projected onto the concrete surroundings of Founders Park at Water Street and Jefferson Avenue near downtown Springfield.
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New movies provide a little variety this weekend
For those of you who want to get down and dirty with your humor, there's the rollicky Year One. For those of you more refined, The Moxie in Springfield has Valentino: The Last Emperor.
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Hollywood must be really tired
The only thing we have this week is the promising-looking rehash of The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 and once-promising Eddie Murphy in Imagine That. Imagine that, indeed.
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Two new films try for comic zaniness
If you're a fan of emotionally-stunted men-children getting themselves into wacky situations, Hollywood has you covered with The Hangover and the Will-Ferrell laugher Land of the Lost.
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Meeting Your Maker
McG’s Terminator: Salvation might take itself as seriously as any film in summer movie history. In its two hours of running time, there is nary a moment of comic relief or pop-culture-ready quip (No “Hasta la Vista, baby!” here) to be found among the script’s weighty statements about the end of the world or what the REAL difference is between a human and a machine. (Spoiler alert: It has something to do with the human heart. Awwww. ) Barely a moment of light emerges from the ashen hues of the photography’s color tone. By the time it was over, I wanted to get myself checked for asbestos.
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Hanks is back on the big screen with potential blockbuster
Hollywood's only got one movie coming out this weekend. Angels and Demons should have enough action and religious skepticism for any diehard movie fan.
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