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  • Terrorist attack feared after Jackson arrest (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:02:14 GMT

    File-In this Feb.,2005 file photo showing Michael Jackson arriving for the first day of his child molestation trial at the Santa Barbara County Superior Court in Santa Maria, Calif. (AP Photo/Michael A. Mariant,File)AP - Police concerns that media-hungry terrorists would attack Michael Jackson's trial as a "soft target" led to a request for federal help, according to FBI files kept on the late pop star. The documents also show that the FBI helped facilitate interviews in the Philippines by California authorities investigating Jackson over allegations that he had sexually abused boys.


  • Atlanta rapper T.I. released from Arkansas prison (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:32:30 GMT

    FILE - In this Friday, March 27, 2009 picture, Rapper T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., speaks to reporters after being sentenced to one year and one day on federal weapons charges at the Federal Courthouse in Atlanta. T.I. has been released from a federal prison in Arkansas and is headed to a halfway house in Georgia. A lawyer for T.I., said the rapper was released Tuesday morning, Dec. 22, 2009. (AP Photo/John Amis)AP - Atlanta rapper T.I. has been released from a federal prison in Arkansas and is headed to a halfway house in Georgia.


  • Reports: Aerosmith's Tyler enters rehab (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:28:58 GMT

    In this Monday, Aug. 3, 2009 photo, Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler speaks at a news conference before the start of the Legends Ride, in Deadwood, S.D. Tyler says in a statement released Tuesday, Dec. .22, 2009, he has entered a rehab clinic to treat an addiction to pain killers he has taken to cope with 10 years of performance injuries. (AP Photo/Steve McEnroe)AP - Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler says he has entered a rehab clinic to treat an addiction to pain killers he has taken to cope with 10 years of performance injuries.


  • James Cameron: China should let more movies in (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:17:58 GMT

    Film Director James Cameron, center, speaks while film producer Jon Landau, right, and Jim Gianopulos, chief executive of Fox Filmed Entertainment, left, look on during a press conference of their new 3D movie 'Avatar' in Beijing, Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2009. James Cameron says China's film industry stands to gain a lot if the country opened its doors to foreign films, after the World Trade Organization upheld a ruling this week that China was illegally restricting imports of movies and other media. The restrictions have been a key complaint by Western countries, who complain that China's rapid rise as a trade power has been in part aided by unfair policies that boost sales of Chinese goods abroad while limiting imports into its market. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)AP - Hollywood director James Cameron urged China to open its doors to more foreign films, arguing it would boost the local cinema industry after the WTO ruled Beijing was illegally restricting movie and other media imports.


  • A sexy Dr. Watson? Jude Law says it's elementary (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 10:58:35 GMT

    From left, actors Jude Law, Rachel McAdams and Robert Downey Jr. attend the premiere of 'Sherlock Holmes' at Lincoln Center in New York, on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009. (AP Photo/Peter Kramer)AP - Poor Dr. Watson. Always the sidekick, never the star.


  • Bethlehem gets first Christmas rock concert (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:57:35 GMT

    In this photo taken Monday, Dec. 21, 2009, members of the Vienna-based pop rock band Cardiac Move, from left, Emanuel Gollegger, 24, bass guitar and vocals, Kurosch Borhanian, 24, drums, Johnny Krysl, 28, vocals and piano and Emmanuel Fleckenstein, 25, guitar, festival organizer, rehearse on stage at the University in the biblical West Bank town of Bethlehem. Bethlehem is getting its first Christmas rock festival, thanks to a young musician who grew up near Jesus' traditional birthplace and felt the old-fashioned way of marking the holiday, hanging around Manger Square and listening to carols, is just a little dull. (AP Photo/Nasser Shiyoukhi)AP - O Come All Ye Faithful to Bethlehem's first Christmas rock festival.


  • Vatican paper says 'The Simpsons' are okely dokely (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:37:31 GMT

    AP - To put it as the devout Ned Flanders would, the Vatican's newspaper thinks "The Simpsons" are an okely dokely bunch.

  • James Cameron: China should let more movies in (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:17:58 GMT

    Film Director James Cameron, center, speaks while film producer Jon Landau, right, and Jim Gianopulos, chief executive of Fox Filmed Entertainment, left, look on during a press conference of their new 3D movie 'Avatar' in Beijing, Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2009. James Cameron says China's film industry stands to gain a lot if the country opened its doors to foreign films, after the World Trade Organization upheld a ruling this week that China was illegally restricting imports of movies and other media. The restrictions have been a key complaint by Western countries, who complain that China's rapid rise as a trade power has been in part aided by unfair policies that boost sales of Chinese goods abroad while limiting imports into its market. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)AP - Hollywood director James Cameron urged China to open its doors to more foreign films, arguing it would boost the local cinema industry after the WTO ruled Beijing was illegally restricting movie and other media imports.


  • Terrorist attack feared after Jackson arrest (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:02:14 GMT

    File-In this Feb.,2005 file photo showing Michael Jackson arriving for the first day of his child molestation trial at the Santa Barbara County Superior Court in Santa Maria, Calif. (AP Photo/Michael A. Mariant,File)AP - Police concerns that media-hungry terrorists would attack Michael Jackson's trial as a "soft target" led to a request for federal help, according to FBI files kept on the late pop star. The documents also show that the FBI helped facilitate interviews in the Philippines by California authorities investigating Jackson over allegations that he had sexually abused boys.


  • DVD industry down, but not downbeat (Reuters)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 06:32:24 GMT

    Reuters - To outsiders, the DVD business appears to be in the toilet -- so why are home-entertainment honchos smiling?

  • Clean living keeps Estelle Parsons on the go at 82 (Reuters)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 05:14:42 GMT

    Reuters - Estelle Parsons questioned her sanity after landing the role of the ruthless matriarch of a crumbling Oklahoma family in the Tony Award winning play "August: Osage County".

  • Terrorist attack feared after Jackson arrest (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:02:26 GMT

    File-In this Feb.,2005 file photo showing Michael Jackson arriving for the first day of his child molestation trial at the Santa Barbara County Superior Court in Santa Maria, Calif. (AP Photo/Michael A. Mariant,File)AP - Police concerns that media-hungry terrorists would attack Michael Jackson's trial as a "soft target" led to a request for federal help, according to FBI files kept on the late pop star. The documents also show that the FBI helped facilitate interviews in the Philippines by California authorities investigating Jackson over allegations that he had sexually abused boys.


  • Hollywood Gets Blue for "Avatar" (Fashion Wire Daily)

    - Thu, 17 Dec 2009 19:49:00 GMT

    FWD101 Zoe Saldana attends the premiere of Fashion Wire Daily - They rolled out the blue carpet on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles as "Avatar" blew into town and took everyone's breath away.


  • Review: `Hidden Empire' explores moral ambiguity (AP)

    - Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:10:48 GMT

    In this book cover image released by Tom Doherty Associates, 'Hidden Empire,' by Orson Scott Card, is shown. (AP Photo/Tom Doherty Associates)AP - "Hidden Empire" (Tom Doherty Associates Book, 335 pages, $24.99), by Orson Scott Card: A favorite among sci-fi readers and video gamers, the prolific Orson Scott Card has taken on a topic closer to real life than usual — and with more of a Christian tone.
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