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Raquel Welch's Bustier Sets Off Alarms At O'Hare
Raquel Welch's black-satin bustier set off a metal detector last week at O'Hare Airport, and the actress had to undergo a patdown search.
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Letterman Extortion Suspect Pleads Guilty
A television producer admitted Tuesday to trying to shake down David Letterman in a case that bared the late-night icon's affairs with staffers, avoiding a long prison sentence by pleading guilty in exchange for six months in jail and community service.
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Liebovitz Can Keep Portfolio Under New Debt Deal
Annie Leibovitz has entered into an agreement with a private investment firm to help manage her debt and market her portfolio of celebrity images. Colony Capital LLC spokeswoman Caroline Luz said Tuesday that the photographer will retain control of her portfolio under a deal signed Monday.
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Best Director Winner Inspires Women Film Students
The women students at Flashpoint Academy, studying film and television, have seen females shatter barriers in every field. But when Kathryn Bigelow won the Best Director Oscar Sunday, that was something different, something personal for the students. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
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Betty White To Appear On 'SNL'
Former "Golden Girl" Betty White will appear on "Saturday Night Live" in the near future, according to People magazine. Half a million fans joined a Facebook page urging SNL to make White a host.
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'Phantom' Sequel Premieres In London
Will it be second time lucky for the music of the night? The theater world is awaiting Tuesday's premiere in London of "Love Never Dies," the sequel to Andrew Lloyd Webber's global hit "Phantom of the Opera."
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JFK Condolence Letters To Jackie Kennedy Published
Most of the 1.5 million condolence letters sent to President John F. Kennedy's widow after his assassination in 1963 were destroyed. Now a book released by HarperCollins includes more than
200 never-before published letters divided into three categories: vivid
recollections of the day Kennedy was killed; letters that express views
on society, politics and the presidency; and personal experiences of
grief and loss.
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Industry Wonders How 'Hurt Locker' Beat 'Avatar'
For Hollywood pundits, industry folk and Oscar fans still paying attention on Monday, a major question remained: How did David slay Goliath? For as much as "The Hurt Locker" was the critics' darling, it had three major strikes against it in its battle against the mighty James Cameron's "Avatar."
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ABC Returns To Cablevision After Oscars Scare
Cablevision and ABC were negotiating a deal Monday that tentatively ended a dispute over fees and restored millions of viewers' access to the Academy Awards telecast in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut shortly after the broadcast began. The two sides, who had been hammering at each other for days in the media, said a deal had been reached Sunday night, nearly 15 minutes into the Oscar awards broadcast. Neither side released details about the deal, and it was unclear how permanent it would be.
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Marie Osmond's Son Remembered At Utah Funeral
Marie Osmond's 18-year-old son was remembered at a funeral service Monday with fond words, laughter and music from his famous singing family. Michael Bryan's uncle, Donny Osmond, also appealed to God in an opening prayer. "Bless my sister," he said, breaking into tears. "Bless my sister and her family."
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