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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 Asia Pacific World US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary Reuters - Sunday, August 8 Send IM Story Print Stay away order extended for Bullock stalker LOS ANGELES - A California judge on Friday extended for three years a stay away order against a man who is accused of stalking Oscar-winning actress Sandra Bullock. The restraining order bars 41-year-old Thomas Weldon from coming within 100 yards of Bullock, her adopted baby boy and the three children of her ex-husband Jesse James. Zsa Zsa Gabor's hospital release delayed LOS ANGELES - Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, who is in her 90s, was not released from the hospital as expected on Saturday because she went into shock, her publicist said. Publicist John Blanchette said doctors wanted to keep Hungarian-born Gabor, who has been hospitalized since a mid-July fall at her Bel-Air home, in the hospital for at least another day. Bono back after surgery, U2 predicts record tour TURIN, Italy - U2 frontman Bono burst back onto rock's center stage on Friday after a two-month absence for a back injury, as the Irish band resumed what its manager predicts will be the most lucrative concert tour in history. U2 shook a packed Olympic stadium in the northern Italian city of Turin as Bono strutted, pranced, jogged and danced with little sign of being a 50-year-old rock star just 10 weeks off spinal surgery. "American Idol" judge job poses opportunities, risks LOS ANGELES - Goodbye, Simon Cowell. Goodbye, Ellen DeGeneres. Hello, Judge to Be Named Later. Amid the past week's flurry of rumors about who would fill the two vacant judge slots on "American Idol" -- Jennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler, Harry Connick Jr. and Chris Isaak among the names mentioned -- one fact remained unspoken: Being an "Idol" judge presents almost as many risks as it does opportunities. Amy Poehler and Will Arnett welcome baby boy LOS ANGELES - "Parks and Recreation" star Amy Poehler and her husband, Will Arnett, are the parents of their second child. Abel James Arnett was born Friday morning and weighed seven pounds, 13 ounces. According to publicist Lewis Kay, the family is "healthy and resting comfortably." Emma Thompson admits to depression; taking sabbatical LOS ANGELES - Oscar-winning actress and screenwriter Emma Thompson has a confession to make: She has weaknesses too. "I find the job I do emotionally very demanding," the British actress told THR, referring to her job as an entertainer. Sum 41 frontman injured in bar fracas TORONTO - The frontman for Canadian rockers Sum 41 is in the hospital with unspecified injuries after an apparent bar melee in Japan, according to the band. "Deryck Whibley was attacked in a bar last night by 3 unknown people. He is in the hospital now. Japanese police are looking into the matter," the Ontario-based band reported on its Twitter account late Thursday night. Beatles and iTunes deal still at impasse: Yoko Ono LOS ANGELES - Don't hold your breath waiting for Beatles songs to go on sale at iTunes or other online retailers, Yoko Ono said on Thursday. The Fab Four have long resisted the allure of digital downloads, instead selling millions of old-fashioned compact discs last year after remastering the catalog. "Dora the Explorer" atop the world on 10th anniversary LOS ANGELES - Though she'll forever be a seven-year-old little girl, "Dora the Explorer" celebrates her 10-year anniversary on Monday. 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