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Wednesday, 4 March 2009 - US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary
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    Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail Yahoo! Search Search: Sign InNew User? Sign Up News Home - Help Navigation Primary Navigation Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Secondary Navigation Asia Pacific World Search Search: US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary Reuters - Wednesday, March 4 New York City honors U2 by renaming street ADVERTISEMENT NEW YORK - Irish rock band U2 had a 1987 hit with their song "Where the streets have no name," but on Tuesday New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg temporarily renamed a Manhattan street in their honor. To celebrate the release of the band's 12th studio album and their appearance every night this week on CBS's "The Late Show with David Letterman," part of 53rd street in Midtown Manhattan -- where Letterman films -- was renamed U2 Way. Michael Jackson expected to announce comeback in UK LONDON - Michael Jackson will be in London this week to make a "special announcement," organizers said Tuesday, and industry sources said it is likely to involve a series of comeback concerts in the city. Music promoter AEG Live has sent an invitation to a press conference at the O2 arena in London, where the concerts are likely to take place probably later this year. Jimmy Fallon off to an uneven start, as expected LOS ANGELES - So what is it now, all of the new breed of late-night talk show hosts have to be named Jimmy? First Kimmel, now Fallon. Not that the two guys have a whole lot in common save for their whiteness and smart-aleck irreverence. In his kickoff hour on Monday in Conan O'Brien's "Late Night" chair -- which of course was originally David Letterman's chair -- the "Saturday Night Live" alum and occasional film actor gave his best impression of a deer caught in the headlights wile at the same time exhibiting flashes of comic flair. Controversial "Bachelor" finale a ratings hit LOS ANGELES outperformed the finale itself, drawing a rating that very few series this year can match. Disney makes "High School Musical 4" with new cast LOS ANGELES - Walt Disney Co's teen hit franchise "High School Musical" is coming back for a fourth time -- but with a new cast of characters, the company said on Tuesday. "High School Musical 4" will debut on the Disney Channel in 2010 -- marking a return to its original cable home after the third instalment danced into movie theaters in 2008. Model sues Sharon Osbourne over fight on etiquette show LOS ANGELES - A former Playboy model has sued Sharon Osbourne, accusing the wife of rocker Ozzy Osbourne of pulling her hair out during a reality show about etiquette. The civil lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday by Megan Hauserman, 29, who appeared with Osbourne on the cable channel VH1's show "Rock of Love: Charm School." Russia drama classic in NY rings new amid money woes NEW YORK - A family throws money away like there's no tomorrow, ignoring sound financial advice on how to salvage its finances. Harsh reality arrives and the family finds itself broke and homeless. It could be a typical New York story these days as the news of a collapsing global economy gets worse by the minute. Ernie Ashworth, country music crossover star, dies NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Grand Ole Opry member Ernie Ashworth, whose 1963 smash hit "Talk Back Trembling Lips" was one of the first country tunes to cross over into pop, has died, hospital officials said on Tuesday. Ashworth, 80, died on Monday at Trousdale Medical Center in Hartsville, Tennessee. Hospital officials did not give the cause of death but the singer-songwriter had recently undergone heart bypass surgery. Gay TV channel saving "Sarah Silverman" LOS ANGELES - "The Sarah Silverman Program" will be back for a third season on Comedy Central, following the resolution of four-day day standoff over planned budget cuts. The cable channel has ordered a 10-episode season of its signature live-action series, which will now be co-financed with gay-oriented sister cable network Logo. British university boasts first Beatles degree LONDON - A university in Liverpool has launched a Master of Arts degree in The Beatles, the city's most famous sons, and called the qualification the first of its kind. Liverpool Hope University says on its website that the course entitled "The Beatles, Popular Music and Society" consists of four 12-week taught modules and a dissertation. 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