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That success is likely to come to a screeching halt with this big-screen version, which will displease its fans and prove utterly baffling to the uninitiated. The film opened Friday without press screenings, landing the No. 8 spot with estimated three-day sales of just $4.65 million. Overseas prospects are brighter, with sales to date of about $37 million. Madonna still keen to adopt Malawian child: report LILONGWE - U.S. pop star Madonna is still keen on adopting a second child from Malawi, despite a court ruling in the southern African country preventing her from doing so, a local newspaper reported on Sunday. Madonna, who lost an appeal against a High Court decision refusing her bid to adopt a four-year-old girl named Mercy James, said she wants to provide education and a family environment for the young girl. "Star Wars: Musical Journey" out of this world LONDON - If you think the world doesn't need another variation on "Star Wars" on top of the six films, assorted animations, video games and toys, you are forgetting the extraordinary force of the music John Williams wrote for the science-fiction epic. "Star Wars: A Musical Journey," which was presented Friday at London's 02 Arena for the first time, features two hours of the wonderfully varied themes and cues that Williams has rearranged to accompany a series of sequences from the six moves especially edited for the production by Lucasfilm. NBC sees some hope with Thursday premieres LOS ANGELES - A pair of series premieres Thursday night gave NBC hope for an eleventh-hour comeback this season. The 10 p.m. debut of the network's new cop drama "Southland" was narrowly topped by the premiere of CBS' mystery-thriller "Harper's Island," while Amy Poehler's comedy "Parks & Recreation" opened to a solid number. Bitter pill: Showtime passes on Tim Robbins drama LOS ANGELES - And then there were none. In a surprising move, Showtime on Friday passed on Tim Robbins' well-regarded pharmaceutical-drama pilot "Possible Side Effects." Paparazzo says actor Woody Harrelson assaulted him LOS ANGELES - A paparazzo has accused actor Woody Harrelson of assaulting him and damaging a video camera on Wednesday night at LaGuardia Airport in New York, officials said. No charges have been filed but Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police are investigating, Port Authority spokesman Ron Marsico said on Friday. TNT cancels ad-agency drama "Trust Me" LOS ANGELES - TNT has canceled its low-rated freshman drama "Trust Me," which starred Eric McCormack and Tom Cavanagh as ad-agency executives. The show garnered middling reviews, and its January 26 premiere drew 3.4 million viewers, losing 50 percent of its lead-in from "The Closer." A week later, "Trust Me" dropped to 1.9 million viewers. It ended its 13-episode run last week. Festival producers optimistic despite recession LOS ANGELES - With the summer music festival season just around the corner, leading international festival producers insist that the difficult economic climate isn't putting a serious crimp on business, and key promoters report that ticket sales are on par with years past. "We're not feeling it yet," says AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips, whose company produces large U.S. festivals like Coachella, Stagecoach, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Mile High and All Points West, among others. "I'm not saying we won't eventually, but the festival business is tremendous value for the money in terms of the show and what you get." Green Day plans rare NYC club gig NEW YORK - Green Day will appear at New York's Bowery Ballroom on May 18, just three days after the release of the band's hotly anticipated eighth studio album, "21st Century Breakdown," according to MTV Germany. 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