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Jamie Lynn Spears and Baby Maddie Briann Are Home
22.06.2008 23:21
whyfame.com
New mom Jamie Lynn Spears and newborn daughter Maddie Briann arrived home Saturday at 1:45 a.m. after fooling the paps with a car that had a Jamie Lynn look-alike in it. Glad to hear the pair made it home safely! By home, we mean the house that Jamie Lynn bought last month in Mississippi, with boyfriend Casey Aldridge. The Zoey 101 star and her...[ More on WhyFame.com ]
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Recreation & Entertainment
Interview: Nicole Kidman On Motherhood, Her Body & Tom Cruise
22.06.2008 23:20
whyfame.com
Scotland on Sunday held an interview with the now 41 year old actress, and it's an interesting read, to say the least. On rumors that her weight is not healthy for her pregnancy: Kidmansaid she has stuck to a rigorous training regime that includes sweating it out anddoing yoga daily. "I'm so happy, I couldn't ask for...[ More on WhyFame.com ]
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Recreation & Entertainment
Rock Band, Guitar Hero Publishers Vying for Beatles Licensing Agreement
22.06.2008 23:20
shacknews.com
Publishers Activision and MTV Games are courting representatives of the Beatles to license the wildly popular band's catalog for use in their respective rhythm franchises Guitar Hero and Rock Band, the Financial Times reports. According to the report, both publishers have held discussions with re...
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Computer Games
Asian stocks tumble
22.06.2008 23:10
washingtonpost.com
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks tumbled to multi-month lows on Monday amid fears that more bad news could be lurking in the global financial sector, but oil prices held steady above $135 a barrel after Saudi Arabia said it was ready to increase output.
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Finance & Investments
Advertising: Madison Avenue Likes What It Sees in the Mirror
22.06.2008 23:08
nytimes.com
The series, “Mad Men,” is inspiring commercials; designer fashions; window displays in department stores; merchandise; and a mock issue of Advertising Age.
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Advertisement & PR
Reporters Say Networks Put Wars on Back Burner
22.06.2008 23:08
nytimes.com
Almost halfway into 2008, the three network evening newscasts have shown 181 weekday minutes of Iraq coverage, compared with 1,157 minutes for all of 2007.
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Bollywood Goes to Hollywood, With Some Tinsel of Its Own
22.06.2008 23:08
nytimes.com
Reliance Entertainment, part of an Indian conglomerate, is in talks to finance Steven Spielberg and David Geffen in a new venture.
World
Advertisement & PR
The New Fight for Financial News
22.06.2008 23:08
nytimes.com
Thomson Reuters is going hard after Bloomberg L.P., which has long been the marquee name on Wall Street for financial information.
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Advertisement & PR
An Unlikely Promoter Drives Nokia’s Push in Hollywood
22.06.2008 23:08
nytimes.com
While once formidable competitors like Motorola struggle to deliver their phones on time, Nokia wants to transform itself into a next-generation entertainment company.
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Three weeks that changed the Midwest
22.06.2008 22:27
usatoday.com
Near-record snowfalls this winter and heavy rains this spring have saturated the ground and swelled rivers across the upper Midwest. ...
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Weather Forecast
The mystery story of the Maya slowly reveals new twists
22.06.2008 22:27
usatoday.com
Don't tell Indiana Jones, but most archaeologists pack spades, not bullwhips, and big discoveries usually come after lots of digging, not looting. Maya discoveries in Mexico that are rewriting the history of this classic civilization, for example, are coming from years of careful digging, not looted idols.
USA
Astronomy
Scientists wonder if ice on Mars has ever melted
22.06.2008 22:27
usatoday.com
The apparent discovery of ice near Mars' north pole has scientists asking: Did the frozen water melt at some point in the planet's long history to create an environment friendly for life?
USA
Astronomy
Floodwaters to widen 'dead zone' in Gulf of Mexico
22.06.2008 22:26
usatoday.com
Floodwaters loaded with farm runoff are heading down the Mississippi River, and scientists fear the deluge will dramatically increase this summer's dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, covering an area the size of Maryland.
USA
Astronomy
Pluto's identity crisis hits classrooms and bookstores
22.06.2008 22:26
usatoday.com
Pluto was once a planet. Then, a dwarf planet. And as of last week, a plutoid. The fall from grace has teachers, parents and educational publishers struggling to keep up, while kids remain loyal to their favorite, the ninth planet. Underscore planet.
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Astronomy
Scientists believe Mars lander exposed ice crumbs
22.06.2008 22:26
usatoday.com
Scientists believe NASA's Phoenix Mars lander exposed bits of ice while recently digging a trench in the soil of the Martian arctic, the mission's principal investigator said Thursday.
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Astronomy
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