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Justin Bieber leads Friday box office with $12.4 million
LOS ANGELES - The race is on between Paramount's Justin Bieber: Never Say Never and Sony's Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy Just Go With It. In an impressive start, Never Say Never opened to an estimated $12.4 million from 3,105 theaters on Friday to beat Just Go With It, which grossed an estimated $9.7 million from 3,548 theaters.
Rock 'n' roll on sick list as Grammys and fans go pop
LOS ANGELES - Rehabbed rapper Eminem will likely seal his comeback on Sunday with a slew of Grammy awards at a ceremony dominated by hip-hop stars and pop singers. Now, it might be rock 'n' roll's turn to seek treatment.
Feel-good German film says multiculturalism not dead
BERLIN - "Almanya," a rare feel-good movie about Turkish immigrants in Germany which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival on Saturday, defies recent political declarations that multiculturalism has failed in Europe. Coming amid an anguished public debate about the place of foreigners in Germany, the debut movie by two Turkish-German sisters delighted filmgoers with its comic and optimistic depiction of immigrants' efforts to integrate in an alien society.
Elizabeth Taylor treated for congestive heart failure
LOS ANGELES - Oscar-winning actress Elizabeth Taylor has been admitted to a Los Angeles hospital to treat congestive heart failure, the latest in a long history of serious medical problems. Taylor, 78, was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center earlier this week for what her publicist said on Friday was "an ongoing condition."
Streisand honored for music and charity work
LOS ANGELES - An all-star cast of performers honored singer Barbra Streisand on Friday for her decades-long music career and philanthropy, in the MusiCares Foundation's annual Person of the Year ceremony. The event tied to the Grammy Awards brought together a diverse array of singers, from music legend Stevie Wonder to Lea Michele of the youth-oriented television show "Glee."
Lady Gaga's new single compared to Madonna
NEW YORK - Pop diva Lady Gaga's new single, "Born This Way," debuted on Friday -- a nod to acceptance of race and sexuality and a straightforward dance floor song that was quickly compared to Madonna. The song is the lead track off a new album of the same title, to be released in May, and follows her best-selling albums "The Fame" and its extended version "The Fame Monster."
Jeff Beck hopes to make a "Commotion" at Grammys
LOS ANGELES - If all goes well on Sunday, Jeff Beck could double his Grammy collection to 10. The British rock guitarist's latest album "Emotion & Commotion" will compete in four categories, and he also picked up a nod for his work on a Herbie Hancock project.
Angelina Jolie denies reports of Haiti adoption
LOS ANGELES - Angelina Jolie has no plans to adopt a child from earthquake-hit Haiti, despite persistent reports in British newspapers that she is about to add another child to her brood of six, a spokesman for the actress said on Friday. Adam Waldman, an advisor to Jolie in her philanthropic efforts, told U.S. news website The Daily Beast that the Oscar-winning actress was in Haiti working on a project to improve child welfare and safety.
"King's Speech" expected to pass $200 million
LOS ANGELES - By Oscar week, "The King's Speech" will have jumped the $200 million mark at the worldwide box office, a dizzying performance for an independent historical drama. In the U.S., the film has earned $86.4 million to date for the Weinstein Co., and should do well again this weekend and next, which is the President's Day holiday. The Academy Awards are February 27.
Rihanna rehearsing for Grammys despite illness
LOS ANGELES - One day after pulling out of a benefit concert citing illness, Rihanna was spotted on Friday in rehearsals for the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards and is apparently still on for the big show on Sunday. Representatives for Rihanna could not be reached for comment, but the "Umbrella" singer Tweeted that she would be rehearsing despite suffering from bronchitis.
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