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Day the Earth Stood Still' launches to $31M debut
Audiences sat still for Keanu Reeves' sci-fi remake "The Day the Earth Stood Still," making it the weekend's top movie with a $31 million debut, according to studio estimates Sunday.
'Pulp Fiction' screenwriter pleads over car death
An Oscar-winning screenwriter of "Pulp Fiction" has pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence of alcohol in a fatal January crash.
Victims lash out at Hollywood private investigator
Victims of former Hollywood private eye Anthony Pellicano say they have never been able to free themselves from the emotional and financial fallout caused by crimes he committed while wiretapping the rich and famous.
Historic Chinese junk loses home, may be destroyed
Half a century ago, six men with no sailing experience climbed aboard an aging Chinese junk in Taiwan and survived a typhoon that nearly wrecked the little ship. But after sailing nearly 7,000 miles across the Pacific, they were greeted by cheering crowds as they sailed under the Golden Gate Bridge.
On breaks, Obama will return home to city streets
When President-elect Barack Obama heads home for a break from the White House, he won't go to a sprawling ranch or private seaside compound.
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Audiences sat still for Keanu Reeves' sci-fi remake "The Day the Earth Stood Still," making it the weekend's top movie with a $31 million debut, according to studio estimates Sunday.
'Pulp Fiction' screenwriter pleads over car death
An Oscar-winning screenwriter of "Pulp Fiction" has pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence of alcohol in a fatal January crash.
Victims lash out at Hollywood private investigator
Victims of former Hollywood private eye Anthony Pellicano say they have never been able to free themselves from the emotional and financial fallout caused by crimes he committed while wiretapping the rich and famous.
Historic Chinese junk loses home, may be destroyed
Half a century ago, six men with no sailing experience climbed aboard an aging Chinese junk in Taiwan and survived a typhoon that nearly wrecked the little ship. But after sailing nearly 7,000 miles across the Pacific, they were greeted by cheering crowds as they sailed under the Golden Gate Bridge.
On breaks, Obama will return home to city streets
When President-elect Barack Obama heads home for a break from the White House, he won't go to a sprawling ranch or private seaside compound.
News from Yahoo News
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