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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Weekend Edition World US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary Reuters - 2 hours 4 minutes ago Send IM Story Print Rock great Chuck Berry falls ill during New Year's show CHICAGO - Rock 'n' roll great Chuck Berry was feeling fine and headed back to his hometown of St. Louis on Sunday, hours after falling ill during a New Year's performance in Chicago. An assistant for Berry said in a telephone interview he was feeling fine on Sunday morning and was planning to return to his home outside St. Louis in the afternoon. "Little Fockers" leads depressed new year box office LOS ANGELES - The commercially underwhelming comedy "Little Fockers" narrowly retained its lead at the North American box office during the holiday weekend, as Hollywood's prolonged slump spilled over into the new year. According to studio estimates issued on Sunday, "Little Fockers" earned $26.3 million during the three days beginning December 31, followed by "True Grit" with $24.5 million, and "Tron: Legacy" with $18.3 million. The movies, all either sequels or remakes, were unchanged in rank from last weekend. Discovery cancels Michael Jackson autopsy TV show LOS ANGELES - The Discovery television network on Friday said it canceled plans to air a reenactment of the autopsy on Michael Jackson's body, citing an upcoming court hearing and concern by the late pop star's estate. The show, "Michael Jackson's Autopsy: What Really Killed Michael Jackson," had been set to air in several countries of western Europe and in the United Kingdom on January 13. "Social Network" spells Hammer time for actor Armie LOS ANGELES - They look so much alike in Oscar-hopeful film "The Social Network," they could be one man, and in fact, they are. But what the Winklevoss twins share with the actor who plays them has less to do with looks and more with their privileged background. The actor, 24 year-old Armie Hammer, is the great grandson of oil tycoon and philanthropist Armand Hammer. He was blessed with good looks and a prominent family tree, like the Winklevoss'. But the similarities seem to stop there. John Mellencamp and wife separate after 20 years LOS ANGELES - In a post-holiday week that has seen several announcements of celebrity couplings, singer John Mellencamp and his wife Elaine have decided to do the opposite and separate. "John and Elaine Mellencamp are proud of their 20 years together and are very happy with their accomplishments both as parents and as a family. They will continue to raise their two children in Indiana but have decided to call it a day as a couple," their spokesman said in a statement on Thursday. Kathy Griffin dares to be thrown off New Year's show LOS ANGELES - Kathy Griffin ended 2009 by swearing on air during her CNN New Year's Eve Special with Anderson Cooper, getting fired and having to give her paycheck back. This year Griffin has been invited back and hasn't tamed her act a bit. Oprah aims for "mindful TV" in OWN network gamble LOS ANGELES - She is already the most influential woman on television, publishes a magazine, has starred in movies, opened a school in South Africa and is one of America's biggest celebrity philanthropists. So why is Oprah Winfrey taking perhaps the biggest gamble in her life and launching a cable TV network this weekend? Because she believes people are hungry for shows that entertain, inspire and offer what she calls "mindful television." "I AM intelligent", protests Paula Abdul LOS ANGELES - Former "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul said that being perceived as stupid was one of the most annoying misperceptions people have about her. 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