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The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

TV host Oprah Winfrey gives audience members $1,000 (526) each to donate to a charitable cause.

Borat creator Sacha Baron Cohen reportedly signs a $42.5m (22m) film deal starring his character Bruno.

Pop trio Atomic Kitten will reform to play a concert in support of jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

Classical singer Russell Watson postpones his forthcoming UK tour after undergoing brain surgery.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

Record company EMI sign a deal with the estate of crooner Dean Martin to use the singer's likeness.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

Colombia's vice president is "baffled" by Kate Moss's success following cocaine allegations.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

The judge who put coded messages in his Da Vinci Code plagiarism trial ruling has written another.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

A musical about the witches from The Wizard of Oz breaks West End box office records, its producers say.

Veteran game show host Bob Barker is stepping down from hosting The Price is Right after 35 years.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

Veteran game show host Bob Barker is stepping down from hosting The Price is Right after 35 years.

Alec Baldwin asks for his voice to be removed from an "unfair" documentary about Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The judge who put coded messages in his Da Vinci Code plagiarism trial ruling has written another.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

Veteran game show host Bob Barker is stepping down from hosting The Price is Right after 35 years.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

Classical singer Russell Watson postpones his forthcoming UK tour after undergoing brain surgery.

The first stage of a 150m investment in regional museums is praised for boosting visitor numbers.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.

Colombia's vice president is "baffled" by Kate Moss's success following cocaine allegations.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

Alec Baldwin asks for his voice to be removed from an "unfair" documentary about Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

Pop trio Atomic Kitten will reform to play a concert in support of jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields.

TV host Oprah Winfrey gives audience members $1,000 (526) each to donate to a charitable cause.

Veteran game show host Bob Barker is stepping down from hosting The Price is Right after 35 years.

Pioneering screenwriter Nigel Kneale, best known for the Quatermass TV serials and films, dies aged 84.

The first stage of a 150m investment in regional museums is praised for boosting visitor numbers.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

A musical about the witches from The Wizard of Oz breaks West End box office records, its producers say.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

A musical about the witches from The Wizard of Oz breaks West End box office records, its producers say.

Classical singer Russell Watson postpones his forthcoming UK tour after undergoing brain surgery.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

The first stage of a 150m investment in regional museums is praised for boosting visitor numbers.

Pop trio Atomic Kitten will reform to play a concert in support of jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields.

Pop trio Atomic Kitten will reform to play a concert in support of jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

Veteran game show host Bob Barker is stepping down from hosting The Price is Right after 35 years.

The judge who put coded messages in his Da Vinci Code plagiarism trial ruling has written another.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

Pioneering screenwriter Nigel Kneale, best known for the Quatermass TV serials and films, dies aged 84.

Jonathan Ross is dubbed "risque" by Ofcom but not in breach of rules over an interview with David Cameron.

Record company EMI sign a deal with the estate of crooner Dean Martin to use the singer's likeness.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

Microsoft and Peter Jackson postpone the making of a film based on the Halo video game after backers pull out.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.

A musical about the witches from The Wizard of Oz breaks West End box office records, its producers say.

The judge who put coded messages in his Da Vinci Code plagiarism trial ruling has written another.

Pioneering screenwriter Nigel Kneale, best known for the Quatermass TV serials and films, dies aged 84.

Microsoft and Peter Jackson postpone the making of a film based on the Halo video game after backers pull out.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

Record company EMI sign a deal with the estate of crooner Dean Martin to use the singer's likeness.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

Microsoft and Peter Jackson postpone the making of a film based on the Halo video game after backers pull out.

Jonathan Ross is dubbed "risque" by Ofcom but not in breach of rules over an interview with David Cameron.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

Microsoft and Peter Jackson postpone the making of a film based on the Halo video game after backers pull out.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

TV host Oprah Winfrey gives audience members $1,000 (526) each to donate to a charitable cause.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

Borat creator Sacha Baron Cohen reportedly signs a $42.5m (22m) film deal starring his character Bruno.

The Rolling Stones cancel a gig in Hawaii and postpone other tour dates as Mick Jagger suffers throat troubles.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.

The judge who put coded messages in his Da Vinci Code plagiarism trial ruling has written another.

Borat creator Sacha Baron Cohen reportedly signs a $42.5m (22m) film deal starring his character Bruno.

The first stage of a 150m investment in regional museums is praised for boosting visitor numbers.

Colombia's vice president is "baffled" by Kate Moss's success following cocaine allegations.

TV host Oprah Winfrey gives audience members $1,000 (526) each to donate to a charitable cause.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

Jonathan Ross is dubbed "risque" by Ofcom but not in breach of rules over an interview with David Cameron.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

Pop trio Atomic Kitten will reform to play a concert in support of jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields.

Record company EMI sign a deal with the estate of crooner Dean Martin to use the singer's likeness.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

Record company EMI sign a deal with the estate of crooner Dean Martin to use the singer's likeness.

Jonathan Ross is dubbed "risque" by Ofcom but not in breach of rules over an interview with David Cameron.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

Jonathan Ross is dubbed "risque" by Ofcom but not in breach of rules over an interview with David Cameron.

Pop trio Atomic Kitten will reform to play a concert in support of jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.

The judge who put coded messages in his Da Vinci Code plagiarism trial ruling has written another.

Colombia's vice president is "baffled" by Kate Moss's success following cocaine allegations.

TV host Oprah Winfrey gives audience members $1,000 (526) each to donate to a charitable cause.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.

A musical about the witches from The Wizard of Oz breaks West End box office records, its producers say.

Madonna says she may adopt another child from abroad following her proposed adoption of a Malawian boy.

Classical singer Russell Watson postpones his forthcoming UK tour after undergoing brain surgery.

The first stage of a 150m investment in regional museums is praised for boosting visitor numbers.

William Styron, whose Holocaust novel Sophie's Choice became a film and an opera, has died, aged 81.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

Social networking site MySpace is to block users from uploading copyrighted music to its pages.

Veteran actor William Franklyn, known for voicing the 1960s Schweppes TV adverts, dies aged 81.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

The first stage of a 150m investment in regional museums is praised for boosting visitor numbers.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the way at this years MTV Europe music awards with four nominations.

A musical about the witches from The Wizard of Oz breaks West End box office records, its producers say.

Doctor Who takes three prizes at the National Television Awards in a repeat of its success last year.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

The Rolling Stones postpone a show in the US to allow singer Sir Mick Jagger time to rest his voice.

Singer George Michael lends the piano on which John Lennon wrote Imagine to an anti-war exhibition.