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Roger Waters says new "Wall" tour has "broader meaning"
LOS ANGELES - Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters says his upcoming new production of "The Wall" will have a broader meaning than it did 30 years ago, and recalled that his own insecurities were behind the original concept. Waters, 67, also told Rolling Stone magazine in an interview that there was "no way" Pink Floyd would get together again for another tour.
Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem expecting baby
MADRID - Spanish film stars Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem are expecting their first child after marrying this summer in the Bahamas. After months of speculation, Cruz's public relations agency Kuranda confirmed on Tuesday that the 36-year-old Oscar-winning actress was four and a half months pregnant.
Oprah trip "Down Under" surprises Australians - with a bill
SYDNEY bill. Tourism Minister Martin Ferguson said the federal and state New South Wales governments would spend more than $3 million helping to bring "The Oprah Winfrey Show" to Australia as a way to boost tourism.
George Michael jailed for drug-drive offence
LONDON - British singer George Michael was sentenced to eight weeks in jail on Tuesday for driving under the influence of cannabis when he crashed his car into a north London shop in July. Michael, wearing a grey suit and black tie, sighed as judge John Perkins sentenced him at a London court, while his long-term partner Kenny Goss threw his head into his hands.
John Lennon 70th tribute concert to be held in NY
NEW YORK - Celebrations to mark the 70th anniversary of John Lennon's birth will include a benefit concert in New York, organizers said on Tuesday. Among the musicians slated to pay tribute to the former Beatle at the November 12 concert at New York's Beacon Theater are Jackson Browne, Patti Smith, Cyndi Lauper, Aimee Mann and Shelby Lynne.
Clint Eastwood surprises again with "Hereafter"
TORONTO - After 50 years in the movie business, Clint Eastwood is nothing if not unexpected. But his much-anticipated supernatural new movie "Hereafter" about near death experiences is a dramatic departure from his intimate 2004 Oscar winner "Million Dollar Baby" or the actor's grumpy widower in "Gran Torino."
Lady Gaga says she's "not a piece of meat"
LOS ANGELES - Lady Gaga said the controversial "meat" dress she wore at the MTV Video Music Awards was intended to make a statement. Winning eight prizes at Sunday's ceremony, the glam pop performance artist chose to accept one of her statuettes wearing nothing but a raw, red meat dress with a matching purse, that became one of the most talked about moments of the televised show.
Bill Maher says atheism stands in way of an Emmy
LOS ANGELES - Bill Maher might be 0-for-26 at the Emmys, but he continues to dish it out with his ninth season of HBO's "Real Time With Bill Maher." The foul-mouthed funnyman and political commentator, who receives his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame next to the new W Hotel on Tuesday, recently discussed evolution, atheism and trees.
Joaquin Phoenix to make Letterman TV show encore
LOS ANGELES - After his now infamous television interview with David Letterman last year, actor Joaquin Phoenix is returning to the U.S. talk show host's guest chair. With his bizarre new movie "I'm Still Here" still tantalizing audiences and movie critics, the acclaimed actor turned hip-hop wannabe will be a guest on the "Late Show" on September 22, broadcaster CBS said on Monday.
Lady Gaga the big winner at MTV music awards
LOS ANGELES - Lady Gaga was crowned queen of the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, winning eight prizes including video of the year. The flamboyant pop singer tied Norwegian rock group a-ha, the big winners of 1986, as the second most honored act on a single night. British rocker Peter Gabriel set the record of nine competitive wins in 1987 for his innovative video "Sledgehammer."
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