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Hendrix estate threatens lawsuit over song auction
The estate of Jimi Hendrix has announced plans to contest a $15-million US sale of the guitar legend's hit songs.
Berlin opera agrees to stage controversial Mozart production
The Deutsche Oper Berlin said Friday it plans to stage a Mozart production that was cancelled because of a scene featuring the severed heads of religious figures, including Muhammed.
CDs are dead: recording company CEO
A top recording industry executive on Friday said the music CD is dead and that recording labels must become more innovative if they hope to sell the discs in the future.
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U.S. networks reject ads for Dixie Chicks doc
The company distributing the documentary Shut Up & Sing, about the Dixie Chicks' controversial remark against the U.S. president and his invasion of Iraq, says NBC and CW have rejected ads promoting the film.
Talks at impasse between Canadian actors, producers
ACTRA, the union representing Canadian performers in film and TV, has broken off talks with producers over issues of pay cuts and overtime rates.
Mark McKinney, Corner Gas winners at comedy awards
The TV series Corner Gas and former Kid In The Hall Mark McKinney were double winners at the 7th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards.
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Books »

Chinese author among winners of $40,000 US emerging writer prize
Chinese writer Yiyun Li is among the latest winners of the Whiting Writers' Awards, a $40,000 US annual honour that recognizes emerging writing talent.
Dutch libraries launch national book club with free copies of novel
Libraries in the Netherlands are giving away 575,000 copies of the novel Dubbelspel in a campaign to create a giant book club.
Almodovar, Auster top Spain's arts awards
Spanish director Pedro Almodovar and American writer Paul Auster both received Spain's prestigious Prince of Asturias Award for outstanding achievement in their chosen fields.
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Media »

Danish court dismisses Muhammad cartoon lawsuit
A court in Denmark has dismissed a lawsuit against the Danish newspaper that first published the infamous Prophet Muhammad cartoons that sparked a firestorm of protest around the world.
Oprah lauds Madonna for 'brave' adoption of Malawian boy
Oprah Winfrey called Madonna's controversial decision to adopt a 13-month-old boy from Malawi 'brave' during a taped interview with the singer that aired Wednesday.
Grunge king Cobain usurps top-earning dead celeb crown
A new king of rock has knocked Elvis Presley off his throne atop Forbes magazine's annual list of the top-earning dead celebrities.
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Art & Design »

Victoria and Albert ponders leasing of paintings
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England, is considering a plan to lease some of its 2,000 oil paintings to raise money for acquisitions.
Restoration touches up Pompeii's erotic past
Tourists in Pompeii, the ancient city covered in volcanic dust in AD 79, are lining up for a glimpse of the city's erotic past.
University to build new home for famed Black Star photo collection
Ryerson University, home to Canada's largest photography school, announced plans Thursday to build a new gallery and research facility to house its world-renowned Black Star photo collection.
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Theatre »

Opera tells tales of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
An unusual opera highlighting the plight of the homeless opens Friday in Vancouver's poorest neighbourhood.
Berlin opera agrees to stage controversial Mozart production
The Deutsche Oper Berlin said Friday it plans to stage a Mozart production that was cancelled because of a scene featuring the severed heads of religious figures, including Muhammed.
Character actor Arthur Hill dies
Veteran Canadian-born character actor Arthur Hill, a Tony Award winner and a frequent face on U.S. television from 1960 to 1990, has died at the age of 84.
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