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"Green Hornet" flies high at box office LOS ANGELES - "The Green Hornet" flew into the top spot at the weekend box office in North America on Sunday despite bad critical buzz for the 3-D superhero comic-book adaptation. The picture sold about $34 million worth of tickets during the three days beginning Friday, said its distributor, Columbia Pictures. The opening was in line with expectations and it ranks as the third-best start for a new release in January, according to the Sony Corp unit. Zsa Zsa Gabor smiling after surgery: husband LOS ANGELES - Zsa Zsa Gabor smiled and ate ice cream on Saturday, a day after doctors amputated much of the actress' leg to fight a gangrene infection that could have killed her, her husband said. "She talks to me and she smiles a little bit," Frederic Prinz von Anhalt, told Reuters. Teresa Scanlan of Nebraska crowned Miss America LAS VEGAS, Nevada - Nebraska's 17-year-old Teresa Scanlan was named Miss America Saturday becoming the youngest winner ever in the pageant's history after a night of being judged for poise, talent, fitness and knowledge. Scanlan wowed the judges wearing a stunning white evening gown and tickling the ivories on piano with rousing rendition of "White Water Chopped Sticks" in the talent competition. Actress Susannah York dies aged 72: report LONDON - British actress Susannah York, one of the most memorable film faces of the 1960s, has died from cancer aged 72, British media reported late on Saturday. York was best known for her role opposite Jane Fonda in the 1969 film "They Shoot Horses Don't They?" for which she was nominated for an Oscar. Broadcast critics click on "Social Network" LOS ANGELES - Facebook film "The Social Network" became a big friend of broadcast critics on Friday when it won several top Critics' Choice Awards, including best film, in the race toward Hollywood's Oscars. The movie, which traces the history of the popular website from its founding in a college dormitory to its first million users, also earned a best director trophy for David Fincher and adapted screenplay for writer Aaron Sorkin, among others. Steven Tyler talks "American Idol" NEW YORK - No one would have faulted Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler for hanging up his colorful scarves and taking a nice long vacation earlier this year. After all, he'd recently completed rehab, finished a lengthy tour, and mended fences with his bandmates following a 2009 war of the words. Instead, Tyler signed up to be a judge on "American Idol," a show better-known for melisma and makeovers than hard rock. 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