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'Million Dollar Quartet' packing up from New York

The Tony-nominated musical "Million Dollar Quartet" will soon no longer be rocking New York.

Spelling's widow sues Md. auction house over dolls

The widow of TV producer Aaron Spelling is suing a Maryland auction house that sold part of her extensive collection of antique dolls, claiming it owes her money and failed to return unsold items.

Sonam Kapoor celebrates India's films at Cannes

There's definitely an Indian vibe at Cannes this year - something Sonam Kapoor is proud of.

Turkey struggles to preserve childhood cartoon

If you mess up in Turkey, a common way to laugh it off is to invoke Cin Ali, the squiggly stick figure in a cap whose benign adventures in picture books helped a generation of Turks learn to read.

Turkey struggles to preserve childhood cartoon

If you mess up in Turkey, a common way to laugh it off is to invoke Cin Ali, the squiggly stick figure in a cap whose benign adventures in picture books helped a generation of Turks learn to read.

Nearly 22M viewers for 'Idol' finale a new low

Nearly 22 million TV viewers seems like a lot - but for an "American Idol" season-ender, it's a new low.

Viola Davis addresses struggling alma mater

Viola Davis addressed graduating seniors Thursday at the high school in the struggling Rhode Island city where she grew up, urging them to treasure "hard times and joyous moments" and telling them that the "privilege of a lifetime is being who you are."

Phillip Phillips wins 'American Idol'

PHILADELPHIA - Phillip Phillips, the 21-year-old from Leesburg, Ga., was anointed the winner of the 11th season of "American Idol" on Wednesday night. A fan and judges' favorite, the easy-going singer sailed through the competition, never landing among the weekly bottom three.

Q&A: Phillips talks winning 'Idol,' making music

Everyone expected Phillip Phillips to win "American Idol" - except Phillips himself.

New Yorker mag serialize Egan story on Twitter

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan's latest New Yorker magazine story is being serialized on Twitter.

Broadway stars to come out for Drama Desk Awards

Angela Lansbury, James Earl Jones and Bernadette Peters will be on hand to help present the Drama Desk Awards next month.

Decades of feuding, six hours of TV

The 19th-century conflict between the Hatfield and McCoy families became the definitive feud of American history. To this day it provides a shorthand way of describing a hate-laced, unbending, seemingly endless battle between two groups. But what in fact happened between the Hatfields and McCoys?

Producing more, Brad Pitt is 'Killing Them Softly'

Brad Pitt is making the movie star thing look darn easy.

Lady Gaga angers Thai fans with fake Rolex comment

Lady Gaga wants to go shopping in Bangkok - for a fake Rolex.

Folk musician Doc Watson critical in NC hospital

Grammy-winning folk musician Doc Watson is in critical condition Friday at a North Carolina hospital after falling at his home in Deep Gap earlier this week.

Elton John falls sick, cancels 3 Las Vegas shows

Elton John is canceling three Las Vegas performances on doctors' orders after being hospitalized with a respiratory infection.

Shirley Manson celebrates return of Garbage

Shirley Manson still remembers the words of wisdom Bono gave her about keeping a band intact for the long haul.

New Duerer exhibit focuses on artist's early years

A new exhibit in Albrecht Duerer's hometown opened Thursday, bringing together works by the German Renaissance artist from a dozen countries with a focus on his formative early years.

Mass. native O'Brien talks about start in comedy

Late-night talk show host Conan O'Brien visited Boston to talk about the art of comedy and how he got started in it.

Michelle Obama's dream job: Being Beyonce

Who would Michelle Obama be if she could be anyone? Beyonce.

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