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South Park to take on Tiger Woods in season premiere
South Park will open its 14th season on Wednesday, and take on Tiger Woods. The troubled golfer encounters Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman in their animated Colorado town. Full Story
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Hong Kong festival to honour Indian star Bachchan
The Hong Kong International Film Festival plans to honour Indian screen legend Amitabh Bachchan with a lifetime achievement award at the event's Asian Film Awards.
Haim's name on illegal prescription: U.S. authorities
The California Attorney General's Office says the name of Corey Haim was found on a fraudulent prescription for a powerful painkiller that authorities say was obtained through a major drug ring.
Justin Bieber quickly rising up the ranks of Twitter
Canadian teen heartthrob Justin Bieber may not be the king of Twitter but he's staking a claim for the title.
REVIEW: 'Green Zone' guns for truth about Iraq's WMDs
Matt Damon puts his game face on for the new Iraq war thriller "Green Zone." His taut, gritty performance also raises some unsettling theories about America's invasion of Iraq in 2003 and Saddam Hussein's real "weapons of mass destruction."
REVIEW: Pattinson gets lucky in lukewarm love tale, but we don't
Robert Pattinson gets grown-up love scenes and a chance to prove that he is more than just a pretty face in "Remember Me."
The Stooges gain entry into Rock Hall -- finally
After their eighth nomination, Iggy Pop and the Stooges will be inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Monday.
Phil Spector appeals second-degree murder conviction
Lawyers for music producer Phil Spector have asked an appellate court to throw out his second-degree murder conviction on grounds of judicial error and prosecutorial misconduct.
Dalai Lama doc wins Havel award at film festival
A documentary by two Tibetan filmmakers tracing a year in the life of the Dalai Lama has won the Vaclav Havel award for its contribution to the protection of human rights.
'American Idol' pares down to 12 finalists
Teen power won out on "American Idol" as Katie Stevens claimed a place in the top 12 while a more experienced singer got the ax.
Strong ratings for Leno's return to late-night
The Nielsen Co. says Leno averaged 5.6 million U.S. viewers last week, his first back at NBC's "The Tonight Show" following the ill-fated prime time experiment.
Ray Charles musical set for Broadway in November
A musical celebrating Ray Charles is headed for Broadway this fall. "Unchain My Heart" will open Nov. 7 with preview performances beginning Oct. 8.
Madonna offers relationship tips on 'Marriage Ref'
Madonna appeared alongside actor-comedians Larry David and Ricky Gervais on NBC's "The Marriage Ref" Thursday to dole out relationship advice.
U.S. man who posted 'Elton John must die' arrested
A man who posted a video of himself on the Internet holding a sign that said "Elton John must die" has been arrested for making terroristic threats.
After Internet campaign, Betty White to host 'SNL'
NBC has said that 88-year-old actress Betty White will host "Saturday Night Live" May 8, following a campaign on Facebook urging the sketch show to make White a host.
Michael Jackson's custom-made furniture for sale
The 22 pieces of custom-made furniture Michael Jackson commissioned for his London home are going on the auction block.
Venezuela's Chavez thanks Sean Penn for defending him
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he welcomed the comments of actor Sean Penn, who slammed critics last week for referring to the socialist leader as a dictator.
3 Canadian dates on Conan O'Brien's tour
Without a TV show to do every night, Conan O'Brien is taking his act on the road. And he's stopping in Canada.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen dies at 69
Pro Football Hall of Famer and former television actor Merlin Olsen has died. He was 69.
Group is $3M away from buying land near Hollywood sign
The Trust for Public Land said it's about US$3 million away from the $12.5 million it needs to buy and preserve hilltop property.
Judge rules in favour of Pink Floyd in battle with EMI
In a victory for the concept album, Britain's High Court on Thursday ordered EMI to stop selling downloads of Pink Floyd tracks individually.
Haim's death latest in litany of child star tragedies
Corey Haim is the latest child star to die before his time, washed up, chewed up and spit out by Hollywood with few people able to remember the last time they saw him on screen.
Stage adaptation of John Grisham novel planned
A stage adaptation of John Grisham's first novel, "A Time to Kill," will have its world premiere next year in Washington in what is being billed as a "pre-Broadway" production.
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Alex Lambert, Lilly Scott Join 'American Idol' Most Shocking Eliminations
We've compiled a list of the five most shocking "American Idol" eliminations to date, and while we'll miss Lilly, her exit doesn't even make the list.
Bahamas talks CMW, Gossip Girl and his next album
We caught up with Bahamas (aka Afie Jurvanen) before his ultra-packed Canadian Music Week show on Wednesday. The Juno-nominated singer-songwriter (and Feists former guitar player) chatted with us about his new album “Pink Strat”, Gossip Girl and his potential metal side projects with Jason Collett. Much: How do you think being nominated for a Juno [...]
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - March 11, 2010
Obama campaigns for health care reform, and Eamon Javers exposes the world of corporate espionage.
All New Episode of FashionTelevision
FT highlights the best of Couture Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010. Plus, the latest from Versace and Isaac Mizrahi, highlights from couture week as well as look back at one of the pioneers of couture, Christian Lacroix.
etalk - Friday, March 12, 2010
Corey Haim's cause of death not yet confirmed and friends prepare to say good-bye in Toronto.
