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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 - 2 hours 47 minutes ago Movie studios tout job creation ADVERTISEMENT LOS ANGELES - Hollywood's major film and television studios on Tuesday began a new push to educate U.S. lawmakers about the entertainment industry by touting job creation in the recession and media's global trade surplus. The lobbying effort by the Motion Picture Association of America, which represents the key film and TV studios in governmental affairs, comes after the U.S. Senate in February stripped $246 million in tax breaks for entertainment companies from President Barack Obama's $787 billion stimulus package. Reported sale of "Slumdog" child star probed MUMBAI . The mother of 9-year-old Rubina Ali protested after a sting operation by a British tabloid alleged her father tried to sell her. Madonna to try again to adopt Malawian girl - Madonna will formally appeal next month against a Malawian court ruling that said she could not adopt a second child from the African country, her lawyer said on Monday. Malawi's High Court ruled this month the U.S. pop star could not adopt a four-year-old girl, named Mercy James, because she was not a resident of Malawi. The Supreme Court of Appeal will hear the case. Madonna is not expected to appear. Booker T empties the "Potato Hole" in his head NEW YORK - He led one of the greatest record-label house bands of all time, wrote a rock classic, is enshrined in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame and received a lifetime Grammy award. Now Booker T. Jones has recorded his first solo album in 20 years -- not the funky soul that Stax Records fans would expect from the organist whose band backed Otis Redding, Sam & Dave and Carla Thomas, but funky rock with some help on guitars from Neil Young and the southern rock band Drive-By Truckers. Part-timer joins pop giants on UK Ivor award list LONDON - A little-known musician working in a warehouse for a living and without a record deal was nominated for a coveted Ivor Novello Award on Tuesday, joining some of the giants of British pop including Coldplay and Duffy. Nicholas Hemming, 35, is on the shortlist for best song musically and lyrically for "The Last of the Melting Snow" which he wrote and performed with indie band The Leisure Society. Music Web site MUZU signs Universal deal LONDON - MUZU.TV, an Irish-based video Web site which has won plaudits from the music industry for the way it pays artists when their music is played online, has signed a deal with the world's largest label Universal. MUZU.TV, which has also signed deals with EMI, Sony BMG, the Ministry of Sound and Cooking Vinyl, says it is purpose-built to pay artists through advertising when their music is played. Green Day announces summer tour NEW YORK , heads clockwise through Canada and the U.S. The band plays Midwest, East Coast and Southern dates before finishing up in Los Angeles on August 25. Venues will be announced at a later date. Derek Trucks won't slow down as he eases off the road LOS ANGELES - Derek Trucks has been on the road for almost 20 years, which is a real feat for a guitarist and bandleader who hasn't yet reached 30 years-old. Trucks, whose Derek Trucks Band starts the European leg of its current world tour on Wednesday in London, began playing in clubs near his family's Jacksonville, Florida home at age 9. "Da Vinci Code" follow-up due in September NEW YORK - Author Dan Brown's follow-up to his global hit "The Da Vinci Code" will be released in the United States, Britain and Canada on September 15 and is titled "The Lost Symbol," publisher Random House said on Monday. "The Da Vinci Code" has sold more than 70 million copies since its 2003 release and topped best-seller lists worldwide, outraging the Vatican and some Catholics because of the fictional story lines about conspiracy and the Catholic Church. J.J. Abrams boldly reboots "Star Trek" LONDON - Putting a much-loved but over-the-hill vehicle back in shape takes more than a new battery and a lick of paint. It demands a full-bore refit, and that's exactly what J.J. Abrams has given "Star Trek." Paced at warp speed with spectacular action sequences rendered brilliantly and with a cast so expert that all the familiar characters are instantly identifiable, the film gives Paramount Pictures a new lease of life on its franchise. 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