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Rapper T-Pain is celebrating after landing five BET Award nominations to lead the pack of hopefuls at the upcoming hip-hop honors.
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ABC apologizes for sexy MNF segment, Rapper wanted for Vibe award stabbing, Eisner said Ovitz too elitist for Disney, more...
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Jazz vibraphone player Lionel Hampton Dies
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Actor Robert Blake, who has been held without bail since April 18 in the murder of his wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley, has had a steady stream of high-profile visitors in the visiting room of the Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles.
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Peggy Lee best known for her contribution to jazz music died from a heart attack Monday in her Bel Air home at age 81and is survived by her daughter Nicki Lee Foster
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Music legend Quincy Jones didn't appreciate accusations that he sold out when he moved from jazz to pop music.
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NBC, Tom Brokaw, 'N Sync, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Copperfield, Winnie the Pooh, the Harry Fox Agency, Sigourney Weaver, Bongo, more.
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Orland Lubbert, Claude Chabrol, Howard Stern, Tori Amos, Rick Boucher, Quincy Jones, Naomi Judd, Russell Simmons, Chelsea Clinton, president-CEO of the Recording Industry Assn. of America Hilary Rosen, San Sebastian Film Festival, Directors Guild of America, Spirited Away, A Cab for Three, more.
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Jack Nicholson and Julie Andrews are among the winners of this year's Kennedy Center Honors, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced Wednesday.
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Anne Heche is pregnant; Ellen DeGeneres is not saying much about Heche's recent news; Cindy Crawford had her second baby; Country singer Trace Adkins' and his wife have a baby; Kennedy Center honors Julie Andrews, Luciano Pavarotti, Quincy Jones and more; Sean Combs in court again; the bodyguard of singer LeAnn Rimes indicted; Aaliyah's family will speak publicly at MTV Music Awards; Harry Potter coins sold out in London; longest running musical The Fantasticks coming to a close; news anchorwoman Paula Zahn moving to CNN
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Fans Mourn Aaliyah's Death days after her death on a plane crash on Aug. 25
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U.S. singer and actress Aaliyah, along with eight other people, were killed when their Cessna passenger plane crashed shortly after take-off from an island in the Bahamas. Romeo Must Die
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Jermane and Randy Jackson have confirned their presence at the Michael Jackson: 30 Anniversary Celebration, The Solo Years event in September.
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Rosie O'Donnell reveals in the August issue of her magazine Rosie that she has been depressed for years, according to Entertainment Tonight..
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HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 22, 2000 -- So you’re a Hollywood star visiting Washington, D.C., and you need a place to kick it for the night.
What do you do?
One option: Call up Bill and Hilary over at the White House.
The executive office has released a list of 404 overnight guests who have, at one time or another during a 13-month span, slept over at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Seeing as how the Clintons enjoy hob-nobbing with friends in the entertainment industry, the list includes a sizeable Hollywood contingent, including heavyweights such as Steven Spielberg, Meg Ryan and her ex Dennis Quiad, Danny DeVito and wife Rhea Pearlman, Ted Danson, Quincy Jones, Walter Cronkite, and Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith.
But here's what we wanna know: How the heck did Chevy Chase and Jimmy Buffet get invited?
The White House’s sleepover roster was releas
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News Roundup: July 26, 2001
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As if the expectations for Michael Jackson's 30th anniversary concert in New York City weren't high enough, organizers of the event have added a second date to the show.
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SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 14, 2000 -- Kidney surgery wasn't enough to keep Steven Spielberg from making an impassioned plea for diversity. The 53-year-old director skipped the red carpet arrivals but mustered the strength to make it to the podium at the 31st NAACP Image Awards on Saturday in Pasadena, Calif.
Only a few days after having a kidney removed, the filmmaker -- looking no worse for his recent wear -- urged his peers in the industry to continue to "expand the opportunities of the portrayal of diversity in all medium." His call to action came after receiving the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's Vanguard Award for his "pioneering courage to promote social justice through creative endeavors."
"A couple of days ago, I was in the hospital,'' the director said. ``This is the first time I've been out since my operation and it feels like a dr