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J.R.R. Tolkien publishes King Arthur book 40 years after death
J.R.R. Tolkien has posthumously published "The Fall of Arthur," a book-length poem about the legendary king's final days.
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Rolling Stones exhibit opens with band's stamp of approval
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame features an interactive Rolling Stones exhibit produced with the legendary band's willing participation.
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Yankee Stadium brouhaha: Chicago beer labeled 'import'
Yankee Stadium concession carts were selling Chicago's Goose Island's India Pale Ale as an 'import' beer.
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Netflix brings back the Bluths in new 'Arrested Development' season
Seven years after it was canceled from broadcast television, "Arrested Development" is getting a second life on Netflix.
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Cleveland hero Charles Ramsey gets free burgers for life
The Cleveland man who helped save three women who were allegedly kidnapped and held captive has been offered free burgers for life.
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Norwegian novelist talks his way to a live interview record
Norwegian crime writer Hans Olav Lahlum spoke for more than 30 hours during an online broadcast.
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Edward Hopper painting fetches $19 million at auction
Edward Hopper's "Blackwell Island" has sold for more than $19 million to a private American art collector.
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Jim Nabors to sing again at the Indianapolis 500
Jim Nabors will sing "Back Home Again in Indiana" at this year's Indianapolis 500 after missing out last year due to illness.
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PSY hits out at Cannes Film Festival imposter on Twitter
The South Korean rapper took to Twitter to call out the faker pretending to be him at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Celebrity chef Paula Deen museum in the works
The childhood home of celebrity chef Paula Deen could become a museum dedicated to her life's work - Southern cooking.
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Newly found Pearl S. Buck book to be released in October
An unpublished novel written by Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck was found in January and will be released this fall.
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Minn. teen whose farewell song became web hit dies
Zach Sobiech, whose video "Clouds" became a YouTube sensation, died after a battle with bone cancer just weeks after his 18th birthday.
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Man finds $100,000 comic in $10,000 house
A Minnesota contractor who plunked down $10,100 for a fixer-upper home found a 1938 Superman comic book in the walls that could fetch more than $100,000.
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Arizona restaurant pays the price for its online rant
Amy's Baking Co.'s reaction to bad reviews and a negative appearance on "Kitchen Nightmares" show the other side of publicity in the internet age.
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Carole King honored for songwriting
Carole King was awarded the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song by President Barack Obama on Wednesday. She's the first women to win it.
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Celebrities offer words of wisdom at graduation
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Singer and Piaf songwriter Georges Moustaki dies
Moustaki was introduced to Edith Piaf in the late 1950s and started to write songs for the Parisian star.
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Handwritten Beatles' lyrics headed to the British Library
A Beatles' biographer has donated 3 lyrics handwritten by John Lennon to the British Library's Beatles collection.
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Photographer and forester Wayne Miller dies
Miller served with an elite Navy unit in the Pacific and took some of the first pictures of Hiroshima, Japan, after it was devastated by the first atomic bomb.
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Olympian Cullen Jones takes to the pool for water safety
Cullen Jones has won gold at the Olympics. Now he's bringing a message of water safety to African-American kids in New York City.
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Caesars plans to launch online poker in Nevada
The World Series of Poker will be available for online play to Nevada residents when the tournament begins on May 29.
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Garcia apologizes to Tiger Woods for 'fried chicken' remark
The spat is the latest between rival golfers Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods.
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Richard Thorp, veteran British actor, dies
British actor Richard Thorp, who was featured in the film "The Dam Busters" and the long-running television series "Emmerdale," has died at 81.
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Mick McManus, British wrestling legend, dies
Mick McManus, one of the top British wrestling stars in the 196s and 1970s, has died at 93.
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Blake Shelton organizing benefit for Okla. victims
The Oklahoma native is organizing a benefit for victims of a deadly tornado that hit the Oklahoma City suburbs.
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Author Lydia Davis wins Man Booker International fiction prize
Lydia Davis, known of the brevity and concision of her short stories, has won the 2013 Man Brooker International Prize for fiction.
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Laurence Haddon, noted character actor, dies
Laurence Haddon, who appeared in countless television programs during his lengthy career, has passed away at 90.
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'GMA' host Robin Roberts to write memoir about illness
The "Good Morning America" host underwent a bone marrow transplant in September and will write about her rare illness and recovery.
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First-edition 'Harry Potter' sets record
A telephone bidder bought the first edition of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," setting a record for J.K. Rowling's work.
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Melissa McCarthy allegedly fires extra from 'Tammy' set
Witnesses said the young mother was verbally reprimanding her disruptive child on set.
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Zach Galifianakis invites once homeless friend to premiere
"Hangover III" actor Zach Galifianakis took his elderly, and formerly homeless, friend Mimi Haist to the film's premiere.
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Mass. priest suspended for plagiarizing sermons
Despite the commandment to not steal, the temptation of taking another’s sermon is one that preachers have often been unable to resist.
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Germany celebrates composer Wagner's 200th
Despite his popularity with the Nazis, Germans are celebrating Wagner's life and music.
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CBS pulls 'Mike & Molly' season-ender after tornado
'Mike & Molly's' season-ending episode won't be shown this evening because of plot similarities to the Oklahoma tornado disaster.
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Justin Bieber's monkey now officially German property
Justin Bieber no longer owns his pet monkey Mally, taken by German customs at the end of March, after the pop star missed a deadline to provide proper documentation.
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Muppets costumes, puppets head to NYC museum
Muppet creator Jim Henson's family is contributing numerous puppets and other items to the Museum of the Moving Image.
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Carol Burnett to receive top award for American comics
Carol Burnett has been slated to receive the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor in recognition of her legendary comedic talents.
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Super Bowl 50 goes to the San Francisco Bay Area
The NFL has awarded the 50th Superbowl to the 49ers new stadium, while the 2017 game will take place in Houston.
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Mack Emerman, founder of Criteria Recording Studios, dies
Mack Emerman, whose recording studio captured the likes of Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles, has died at 89.
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Trevor Bolder, Uriah Heap bassist, dies
Trevor Bolder, who played on several David Bowie albums and was the longtime bassist for Uriah Heap, has died of cancer at 62.
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Titanic II swimming in applications for top jobs
The replica of the ill-fated Titanic plans to set sail in 2016 and people are lining up to join its crew.
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Moscow blasts alleged vote theft at Eurovision
Azerbaijan failed to award any points to the Russian entry, which Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has called an 'outrageous incident.'
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Ray Manzarek, co-founder of The Doors, dies
Ray Manzarek, who cofounded The Doors with Jim Morrison in 1965, has died of cancer at 74.
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Archie Comics' gay kiss a poke at real controversy
Archie Comics' illustration of Kevin Keller kissing his boyfriend pokes fun at the controversy surrounding having a gay character within 'Archie’s' pages.
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Cannes rolls out red carpet for Indian movies
Bollywood is being honored at the annual film festival as it celebrates its 100th birthday.
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ABBA overtake The Beatles as Britain's bestseller
"Gold: Greatest Hits by ABBA" has surpassed "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" as the second best-selling UK album.
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Shakespeare's sonnets gain new life in smartphone apps
William Shakespeare's sonnets are brought to life in several apps hoping to bring the bard's work to the masses.
