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Rock 'n' roll movie "Boat" just barely stays afloat LONDON - Richard Curtis' new comedy "The Boat That Rocked," about the pirate radio stations that sprang up briefly in the United Kingdom in the 1960s, is like a long, slow cruise where all the fun is in the exotic ports of call but life on board is pretty dull. Many great pop songs from that era make up the stops along the way, and whenever an old favorite breezes along, the film draws on its energy. But the film is far too long, and between the tracks, the episodic adventures of a group of disc jockeys broadcasting rock 'n' roll from a rusty old clunker anchored just beyond the three-mile limit from the British Isles is heavy going. NBC renews "Friday Night Lights" LOS ANGELES to the series about a Texas high school football team. Ballet performances to unspool for moviegoers LOS ANGELES - A series of New York Theatre Ballet performances will screen exclusively in select movie theaters nationwide beginning in August, under a deal that NCM Fathom, the alternative entertainment division of National CineMedia, has struck with MarQe Entertainment. The ballet series will complement Fathom's existing opera schedule, offering audiences a "Season of the Arts," beginning in late summer and continuing into 2010. Courtney Love sued for Twitter defamation LOS ANGELES - Twitter has become popular with celebrities. And people pretending to be celebrities. Sometimes it's hard to figure out who's who. Shaquille O'Neal? Yup, his Twitter account is real. That's him. "Twilight" takes lead in '09 video sales LOS ANGELES - "Twilight" has quickly become the biggest home-video release of the year, selling 5.6 million units during its first eight days, according to trade publication Home Media Magazine. The vampire romance took the crown from "Madgascar: Escape 2 Africa," which has sold an estimated 5.3 million units since its February 6 release, according to Home Media research. "Wackness" director finds "Sitter" LOS ANGELES - Jonathan Levine, who wrote and directed Sundance darling "The Wackness," a coming-of-age feature, has signed to direct "The Sitter," an irreverent comedy. The Fox Atomic film will hark back to 1987's "Adventures in Babysitting." It follows a college student, suspended for the semester and living back at home with his single mom, who has a night to remember when he gets talked into baby-sitting the eccentric kids next door -- two boys and a wild 8-year-old girl. NASA in Colbert conundrum over Space Station CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida - NASA's outreach to the public to drum up interest in the International Space Station started innocently enough with an online contest to name the station's new living quarters. But Stephen Colbert, a comedian who poses as an ultra right-wing news commentator on cable television's Comedy Central, nosed into the act with a grass-roots appeal that has backed the staid U.S. space agency into a corner. "Monsters vs Aliens" signals future 3-D successes LOS ANGELES - DreamWorks Animation SKG's strong $59.3 million opening weekend for 3-D movie "Monsters vs. Aliens" signals that Hollywood's greater reliance on the third dimension is popular with audiences. Going into the movie's Friday opening, Hollywood was watching to see how commercially viable 3-D had become for big-budget films like the animated "Monsters vs. Aliens." Hendrix home tape for sale, shows "softer" side LONDON . According to co-owner Mark Sutherland, the tape was recorded by Hendrix in New York in 1968 and then taken to Britain. 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