This Week In Travel: New Fees,Twitter Wars and More

It’s been a busy week in the travel industry. While the Texas tornadoes that grounded flights and stranded thousands of travelers on Tuesday and Wednesday were top news, there was plenty more going on from new fees to new a new fare class. Delta introduces...

Audacity pays as Belgium's opera defies austerity

Defying hard times in Europe, the Brussels opera house is filling seats by offering bold and innovative shows despite a tight budget, shrinking subsidies and a smaller workforce.

Artifacts worth $3.2 million stolen from UK museum

British police say two Chinese artifacts with an estimated combined value of 2 million pounds ($3.2 million) have been stolen from Durham University's Oriental Museum.

Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.

Artist Thomas Kinkade once said that he had something in common with Walt Disney and Norman Rockwell: He wanted to make people happy.

Cable's Planet Green to change name, program focus

Planet Green is changing course.

Autopsy confirms Davy Jones died of heart attack

An autopsy report confirms Monkees star Davy Jones died of a heart attack.

Winfrey calls her new cable venture a tough climb

Oprah Winfrey says creating her new cable network has turned out to be a steep climb.

Google to nix e-book sales via independent stores

Google is ending a program that allowed independent booksellers to offer e-books from its online store.

Actor Bruce Willis offers to donate Idaho ski area

Bruce Willis says he's willing to give away his central Idaho ski resort to a nonprofit.

'Painter of Light' Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.

Artist Thomas Kinkade, whose brushwork paintings of idyllic landscapes, cottages and churches have been big sellers for dealers across the United States, died Friday, a family spokesman said.

'Painter of Light' Thomas Kinkade dies at age 54

Artist Thomas Kinkade, whose brushwork paintings of idyllic landscapes, cottages and churches have been big sellers for dealers across the United States, died Friday, a family spokesman said.

Artist Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif. at age 54

Artist Thomas Kinkade, whose brushwork paintings of idyllic landscapes, cottages and churches have been big sellers for dealers across the United States, died Friday, a family spokesman said.

'GMA' has 1-day viewer victory over 'Today'

ABC's "Good Morning America" is claiming a one-day victory in viewership over longtime champ "Today" on NBC.

Calif. artist Thomas Kinkade dies at age 54

California artist Thomas Kinkade, known for his scenes of cottages, country gardens and churches in dewy morning light, died Friday, a family spokesman said.

Bravo plans 'Silicon Valley' reality show

Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook's founder, is working with Bravo on a TV show about Silicon Valley.

Wreck of Titanic to be protected by UNESCO

The remains of the Titanic, under water for almost a century, are to fall under United Nations protection.

Famed founder of Marshall Amplification dies at 88

Jim Marshall, who helped shape the sound of rock with his groundbreaking amplifier designs, has died. He was 88.

TV show 'Stars Earn Stripes' will test celebrities

A new TV competition series that tests celebrities against the demands of military exercises will be produced for NBC.

Fishing show host killed in small plane crash

Authorities say it appears the host of a popular fishing show was killed when his single-engine plane crashed in southwest Florida.

Vedder postpones tour, has nerve damage in arm

Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam has postponed his 15-city U.S. solo tour because of nerve damage in his right arm.

Youssou Ndour named Senegal's cultural minister

Senegalese state television reports that world music icon Youssou Ndour has been named the West African country's minister for culture and tourism.

Heidi Klum files for divorce from Seal in LA

Heidi Klum moved to formally end her marriage Friday from singer Seal a little over two months after they separated.

Judge rules 3,200 mummy mask can stay in St. Louis

A 3,200-year-old mummy mask at the center of an international dispute will remain in St. Louis following a ruling by a federal judge.

Airline employee resigns amid celeb tip-off claims

A Virgin Atlantic employee has resigned following allegations she routinely fed information about the airline's celebrity clientele â€" from Madonna to Sienna Miller â€" to a paparazzi agency.

Tesco's blinkbox starts carrying Disney movies

British online movie service blinkbox will start carrying Disney movies, many of them for rent on the same day they are released for sale.

3 ex-bandmates file suit against Chris Daughtry

Three of Chris Daughtry's former bandmates are suing him, claiming he defrauded them out of proceeds from four songs that included music and lyrics they wrote together.

Muscular Dystrophy Association show leaving Vegas

Last year, the Muscular Dystrophy Association split with comedian and telethon host Jerry Lewis after 44 years. Now, the MDA Labor Day show is leaving Las Vegas.

Nordstrom - Over 10, under 5 Shoe sizes Event April 11-15

Nordstrom - OVER 10, UNDER 5 SHOE SIZES EVENT- April 11-15 Women’s Shoes on one, 702.784.1300. If your shoe size is under 5 or over 10, you won’t want to miss this. It’s five incredible days filled with an expanded selection of brands and styles â€" in just your size. Stop in or call for an appointment.

Nordstrom - Toms One Day without Shoes - April 10

Toms One Day Without Shoes- April 10 12:00pm - 3:00pm. Join us on April 10 and take your shoes off! One day without shoes is the day we raise awareness of the impact a pair of shoes can have on a child’s life by taking off your own. Walk through the mall will begin at Noon. A Toms tee shirt will be given to the first 30 people to rsvp. BP. Shoes on one. 702.784.1400

90 Million Chocolate Bunnies and Other Fun Easter Facts

Chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, Peeps and Cadbury eggs will surely fill children’s Easter baskets this weekend. Easter is a candy retailer’s dream.  More than 120 million pounds of candy are purchased for the holiday every year.  Whatever candy you decide to indulge in this weekend,...

Current TV countersues Olbermann, seeks damages

Current TV has fired back at Keith Olbermann by countersuing its former host and asking a judge to rule he is not entitled to any more money from the network.

Extras sought for Matt Damon 'anti-fracking blockbuster'

Hollywood star Matt Damon is hunting for some "great character faces" for a feature film he is making with director Gus Van Sant said to be critical about fracking for natural gas.

How to Make the Perfect Hard-Boiled Egg

At first glance, hard-boiled eggs seem easy to make — just throw them in water and boil.  While that sounds good in theory, chances are you won’t get that perfectly cooked egg and easy-to-peel shell.  We’ve nailed down the steps you need to take to...

Actress Amanda Bynes arrested on suspicion of DUI

Authorities say actress Amanda Bynes has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after she grazed a sheriff's patrol car.

Potential jurors in Hudson case asked about singer

Potential jurors in the Chicago trial of the man charged in the 2008 slayings of Jennifer Hudson's family members are being asked what they know about the singer and actress.

Annual Vegas Dozen 2012 Event

Saks Fifth Avenue - On Wednesday, April 18, Saks Fifth Avenue will celebrate its annual Vegas Dozen 2012: The Men We Love and Why We Love Them. Twelve men from various backgrounds and professions who exemplify great personal and professional commitment to the community will be honored with the Vegas Dozen Award. The event, benefiting UC San Diego Nevada Cancer Institute, is in its ninth year.

This year’s honorees are Tony Berti, co-founder, Goodie Two Shoes; Chuck Bowling, president and COO, Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino; Jeffrey Cummings, MD, SCD, director, Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health; Barry Dakake, executive chef, N9NE Steakhouse;Todd Duboef, president, Top Rank Boxing; Jason Feinberg, news anchor, FOX-5 TV; Rick Harrison, owner, Gold & Silver Pawn; Penn Jillette, entertainer; John F. O’Reilly, president and CEO, O’Reilly Law Group; Dave Rice, UNLV Runnin’ Rebels coach; Seth Schorr, CEO, Fifth Street Gaming; and Richard S. Worthington, president and COO, The Molasky Group.

The event will take place at 6 p.m. at Saks Fifth Avenue in the Fashion Show Mall. Ms. Mercedes Martinez of MIX 94.1’s Mark and Mercedes radio show will return as mistress of ceremonies and present each honoree his award. Zowie Bowie will provide entertainment. Wild Truffles and Southern Wine & Spirits will be supplying the food and drinks for this special occasion.

The honorees’ wardrobe will be provided by Saks Fifth Avenue Las Vegas. Vegas Magazine, also a sponsor, will publish a group portrait of this year’s honorees in an upcoming issue. Tickets are $100.00 per person to attend the fundraiser. You may RSVP online at rsvp@nvcancer.org or call (702) 821-0044.

 

Murdoch's News Int'l challenges actress over costs

Rupert Murdoch's News International is challenging celebrity phone hacking victim Sienna Miller over her legal bill, a person close to the case said late Wednesday.

Stifler's mom, Jim's dad hook up in 'Pie' sequel

There's a hint of mature romance â€" or at least hot sex involving older folks â€" in the latest sequel to "American Pie."

New Multitudes honor Woody Guthrie with new album

The idea for the New Multitudes' new album was conceived even before the group was created.

Poet Henri Cole wins $50,000 Jackson prize

Henri Cole has won the sixth annual Jackson Poetry Prize, a $50,000 honor meant to encourage writers considered to have exceptional talent and deserving of wider recognition.

Ubisoft wacky "Rabbids" hop onto Apple gadgets

French videogame star Ubisoft on Thursday unleashed enchantingly wacky "Rabbids" characters on Apple's coveted iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.

Nicole Kidman in talks on Grace Kelly role: report

Australian actress Nicole Kidman is in talks to play the late Grace Kelly, the screen legend who married the prince of Monaco, in a film by French director Olivier Dahan, Variety reported Thursday.

Matt Lauer tells viewers he's staying at 'Today'

Matt Lauer is sticking with NBC's "Today," ending speculation that the top-rated show might have to face ABC's rising "Good Morning America" without him.

Suspect in Hudson family deaths greets jury

Potential jurors are getting their first look at a man accused in the slayings of the mother and two other family members of singer and actress Jennifer Hudson.

List of Tribune stations regained by DirecTV

DirecTV Inc. subscribers in 19 U.S. markets regained access to certain programming Wednesday after the satellite television provider reached a deal ending a contract dispute with Tribune Broadcasting.

Welsh museum remembers Titanic connection

A museum in Wales is commemorating the sinking of the Titanic with written memories from a local man who heard distress calls from the vessel on his homemade radio.

Uzbekistan's first daughter to release new album

The jet-setting daughter of Uzbekistan's aging authoritarian president says she's releasing a new music album.

AU museum marks cherry blossom centennial with art

The American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center in Washington is opening two new exhibits marking the 100th anniversary of Japan's gift of cherry trees to the United States.

Mass. school under fire for changing song lyrics

A Massachusetts elementary school has dropped plans for students to sing songs at a school presentation after parents objected to a change in the lyrics of a popular patriotic song.

Mass. school allows students to say 'God' in song

Students at a Massachusetts elementary school can now sing the word "God" during a school assembly after parents objected when that word was removed from a patriotic song they were taught.

'Evita' star Ricky Martin still feels stage pangs

Ricky Martin commands the stage with an air of confidence, yet the Latin superstar admits to being self-conscious at times.

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NY appeals court reinstates case against YouTube

A federal appeals court revived a 5-year-old copyright case against YouTube on Thursday, finding that a jury might conclude that the online video service knew it was infringing rights when it allowed the distribution of videos of popular television shows and other programs.

Fit Event

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Marshall guitar amp creator dies, aged 88

Jim Marshall, the guitar-amp pioneer nicknamed "the Father of Loud", has died aged 88, his company's website announced on Thursday.

Retailer hours April 8th

Fashion Show will be closed this Sunday, April 8th. However, we have a list of who is open so that you can plan ahead.

Retailers -
Forever 21 11am - 7pm
Puma 11am â€" 7pm
Quicksilver 10am - 6pm
Skechers 11am â€" 6pm
Tix 4 Tonight 10am â€" 8pm
Welcome to Las Vegas 9am â€" 8pm

Restaurants Hours
... Capital Grille 4pm -10pm
El Segundo Sol 11am â€" 10pm
Maggiano’s 11am-11pm
RA Sushi 11am â€" 12am (Bar open till 1am)
Starbucks Plaza 6am â€" 10pm
Stripburger 11am â€" 1am

Oprah calls her new cable venture a tough climb

Oprah Winfrey says creating her new cable network has turned out to be a steep climb.

Obama hosts screening of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'

US President Barack Obama hosted a screening of "To Kill a Mockingbird," a classic tale of racial injustice, at the White House on Thursday, ahead of a 50th anniversary television screening.

Another finalist sliced from 'American Idol'

"American Idol" viewers apparently didn't like Deandre Brackensick.

Review: At 'Evita' revival, 1 performer shines

Much of the buzz coming from the new revival "Evita" has been about the spitfire Argentine playing the title role. But all of the heat actually comes from the guy shaking his bon-bon.

Box Office Preview: 'Hunger' likely to eat 'Pie'

"The Hunger Games" will likely eat â€" or sink â€" two returning old favorites this Easter weekend, continuing its three-week supremacy at the nation's theaters with another $28 million to $32 million in its box office basket. This will give Lionsgate's adaptation of the bestseller about teens fighting to the death a total of $300 million in North America alone by Sunday night.

Matt Lauer to stay with 'Today,' signs new deal

Matt Lauer is sticking with NBC's "Today," ending speculation that the top-rated show might have to face ABC's rising "Good Morning America" without him.

Mexican art show focuses on weapons, effects

An art and photo show focusing on the trade in firearms and their deadly effects in Mexico may soon be going to the United States, the same place where many of the weapons come from.

Weinstein Co. scores PG-13 rating for 'Bully'

The Weinstein Co. says the rating for the documentary "Bully" has been lowered from R to PG-13.

The Weinstein Co. scores PG-13 rating for 'Bully'

The Weinstein Co. said Thursday an edited version of the film "Bully" will be released across the U.S. on April 13 with a PG-13 rating.

Olbermann sues Current for $50M, cites glitches

Keith Olbermann claims his former bosses at Current TV owe him more than $50 million and ran an unprofessional show fraught with technical problems.

Barney McKenna, last of original Dubliners, dies

"Banjo" Barney McKenna, the last original member of the Irish folk band The Dubliners, died Thursday while having a morning cup of tea with a friend. He was 72 and had just marked his 50th year with the troupe.

Olbermann's fight with Current TV lands in court

Keith Olbermann is moving his grievances with his former employer Current TV from the airwaves to the courtroom, suing the network for more than $50 million and blasting it for what he claims were shoddy production values.

Current says Olbermann's lawsuit is malicious

Keith Olbermann is moving his grievances with his former employer Current TV from the airwaves to the courtroom, suing the network for more than $50 million and blasting it for what he claims were shoddy production values.

Judge: 3,200-year-old mummy mask can stay in Mo.

A St. Louis museum can keep hold of a 3,200-year-old mummy's mask, a federal judge has ruled, saying the U.S. government failed to prove that the Egyptian relic was ever stolen.

Olbermann sues Current TV for $50M, cites glitches

Keith Olbermann is moving his grievances with his former bosses at Current TV from the airwaves to the courtroom, suing the network for more than $50 million and blasting it for what he claims were shoddy production values.

APNewsBreak: 'Three Cups' author to stay with CAI

"Three Cups of Tea" author Greg Mortenson will remain the face of the charity he co-founded, despite his having to repay $1 million after an investigative report released Thursday concluded he mismanaged the organization and misspent its money.

Groundbreaking black NY journalist Gil Noble dies

Gil Noble, the longtime host of WABC-TV's groundbreaking public affairs program "Like It Is," where he interviewed such notables as Nelson Mandela, Muhammad Ali and Jesse Jackson, died Thursday. He was 80.

5 great winners of the best original song Oscar

It's been stuck in my head for weeks like a psychotic episode: "My Heart Will Go On," Celine Dion's big, bombastic ballad from "Titanic." Now that James Cameron has finally released the 3-D redo of his 1997 shipwreck epic â€" the winner of 11 Academy Awards, including best original song â€" it still won't go away. It goes on ... and on ...

Nordstrom Frill Seekers Spring Lingerie Event

Nordstrom will be hosting our Frill Seekers Spring Lingerie Event on Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21, in the lingerie department. In this fun, biannual event, we invite customers to try the latest lingerie looks with the assistance of a lingerie stylist who will help them find their perfect bra fit.

Every bra purchased from a participating brand during this event also helps women via our partnership with Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

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It’s National Caramel Day

Who knew a little burnt sugar could be so popular?  Add the word “caramel” to any menu item and it’s an instant best seller.  A versatile component of a dessert plate, caramel can elevate any candy, ice cream, tart or cake to heavenly status. Salted,...

Britannica's halt of print edition triggers sales

It turns out all Encyclopaedia Britannica had to do to breathe new life into the sale of its print edition was to kill it.

It’s a Boy! Baby Born On Delta Flight

Hey ladies — there’s a reason doctors suggest you don’t fly in your third trimester. It’s so your baby isn’t born mid-flight and the plane has to make an emergency landing. Not to take away from the joy of a baby being born, wherever it...

APNewsBreak: 'Three Cups' author mismanaged group

"Three Cups of Tea" author Greg Mortenson mismanaged the nonprofit organization he co-founded to build schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan and spent millions of dollars of charity money on charter flights, family vacations and personal items, according to an investigative report released Thursday.

Review: Solo show tries restoring king Shakespeare

Take that, Roland Emmerich, "thou crusty botch of nature." Be gone, "Anonymous," ''thou goatish pox-marked puttock."

'Captain America' sequel heads to theaters in 2014

Captain America is getting another solo shot on the big-screen.

Wales remembers its connection to Titanic sinking

As the Titanic was sinking in the North Atlantic, its more than 2,000 passengers and crew scrambling in the dark for lifeboats, a young man far away in Wales heard the ship's distress calls on his homemade radio.

5 Worst Food Storage Mistakes

We’re all guilty of committing a food storage crime or two.  Have you eaten those leftovers that even though old  still smelled OK?  Have you made soup and let it cool on the counter for a couple of hours? In the April issue of Real...

Yves Klein painting could bring $40M at NY auction

An iconic painting by French artist Yves Klein created with water, a blowtorch and two models is going on the auction block next month where it is expected to bring up to $40 million, Christie's announced Thursday.

French rocker eyes comeback after brush with death

Veteran French rocker Johnny Hallyday, a legend in his homeland, is gearing up for a comeback tour two years after a health scare which nearly killed him in his adopted home of Los Angeles.

Dunham charts 20-something confusion in 'Girls'

Lena Dunham is deconstructing femininity right across the table.

'American Reunion' rounds up 'Pie' cast again

Has it really been 13 years since a teenager got it on with an apple pie to launch one of Hollywood's most-successful gross-out franchises?

Jim Marshall, founder of Marshall amps, dies at 88

Jim Marshall, who helped shape the sound of rock 'n' roll with his groundbreaking amplifier designs, died in a hospice Thursday morning, his family said. He was 88.

Patrick Dempsey's Le Mans journey headed for TV

Patrick Dempsey is bringing his passion for auto racing to television with a new documentary series.

Anthony, Lopez to perform together for Q'Viva show

Marc Anthony says working with Jennifer Lopez is like second nature, which is good since the exes are uniting for one night in concert.

Tribune Broadcasting and DirecTV reach 5-year deal

DirecTV subscribers in 19 U.S. markets have regained access to a host of channels that had been blacked out since Sunday because of a contract impasse with Tribune Broadcasting.

Study: 21 percent of adults recently read e-book

Around 20 percent of adults have read an e-book since last year, according to an extensive new study, and the percentage of those owning an e-reader nearly doubled over the holidays.

Arab singer captures Israeli hearts

A young Arab woman who won a popular Israeli music competition has become an unlikely star, capturing hearts in a country where suspicion and hostility often mark relations between Arabs and the Jewish majority.

AP Interview: Conor Maynard compared to Bieber

Being called the new Justin Bieber has put British singer Conor Maynard on the music world's radar.

UK teen Conor Maynard gets Bieber comparisons

British teen Conor Maynard has gone from uploading his cover versions to YouTube to recording his debut album with Pharrell Williams.

Houston death report details drug signs, last day

The hotel room where Whitney Houston died bore the hallmarks of a traveler â€" suitcases and room-service food and drinks. But it also contained something tragically familiar for the singer: signs of cocaine and its paraphernalia.

Review: Swing tracking for 'Tiger 13' almost there

Amen Corner awaits. With the Masters tournament being held this weekend and Tiger Woods coming off his first victory in more than two years, "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13" couldn't arrive at a more opportune time.

Country stars join together for charity single

In 2000, no one had a voice like 12-year-old Billy Gilman. But when puberty temporarily took that away, he had to find another passion.

Ala. author Harper Lee honored by Obama appearance

Alabama author Harper Lee doesn't speak publicly very often, but she says she's honored President Barack Obama is taping an introduction to a special showing of the movie based on her novel "To Kill a Mockingbird."

Rachel Bradshaw, Terry's daughter, inks album deal

When Rachel Bradshaw was a little girl, her father, hall of fame quarterback and part-time singer Terry Bradshaw, would pull out a guitar and employ the four chords he knew to sing Patsy Cline's "Crazy" with his daughter.

At 95, oldest clown keeps the smiles coming

Floyd "Creeky" Creekmore is one of the quieter acts in the circus, his larger-than-life clown shoes shuffling methodically as he works the crowd, igniting surprised giggles and slack-jawed wonder from children that look up to encounter Creekmore's wrinkled eyes smiling through thick makeup.

Berlin mayor welcomes Guggenheim lab

Berlin's mayor is welcoming a decision by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation to choose a new Berlin location for a traveling design and discussion project after some local groups' hostility prompted it to abandon the first-choice site.

Review: Swing tracking on 'Tiger 13' breaks par

Amen Corner awaits. The azaleas are poised to bloom. With the Masters tournament being held this weekend and Tiger Woods coming off his first victory in more than two years, "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13" couldn't arrive at a more opportune time.

Film version of Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks' eyed

A Brazilian-based movie company has acquired the rights to make a film adaptation of Bob Dylan's iconic album "Blood on the Tracks," an executive said Wednesday.

Zella Day of Movement at Nordstrom

It's our second annual Zella Day of Movement event, and you're invited! Join us for a day filled with high-energy workouts and serious fun across the country.

If you're a fitness enthusiast and a lover of style, Zella's the perfect fit. There's no better time to amp up your routine and pick up a few of the newest Zella pieces. Plus, get a Zella fitness gift with your $40 Zella purchase.*

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Cannes festival left fuming by April Fool's line-up

A French blog has admitted to posting a bogus line-up for next month's Cannes Film Festival, saying it was tricked by an April Fool's prank that left the organisers of the Riviera showcase fuming.

Cannes judge wants surprises, open to Asian films

Nanni Moretti, head of this year's Cannes film festival jury, says he looks for movies that "surprise" him -- adding there is no reason a Chinese-language film cannot win the top prize.

Poland hunts for team song for Euro 2012

Fans of both music and football will have the final say on Poland's official team song for the looming European championships on home soil, the Polish FA announced on Wednesday.

Paula Deen Calls Bourdain’s Remarks ‘Very, Very Cruel’

By Reena Ninan: Bacon burgers sandwiched between two donuts and fried cheesecake are what Paula Deen was known for — until news of her type 2 diabetes diagnosis was made public. Since then, the 67-year-old Food Network host has received backlash from critics, like chef...

Review: Nicki Minaj feeds all fans with 2nd album

Nicki Minaj, "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded" (Cash Money/Universal Republic)

Review: 'American Reunion' isn't even half baked

You probably haven't been lying awake in bed at night wondering whatever became of Stifler and Oz and the rest of the horny kids from the original "American Pie" movie.

Hollie Cavanaugh fails to ignite on 'Idol'

Hollie Cavanaugh didn't give the judges a good feeling on "American Idol."

Review: 'Titanic' stays afloat with help of 3-D

If any film should be redone in 3-D, it's "Titanic." And if any filmmaker should be the one doing the redoing, it's James Cameron.

BCBGMAXAZRIA - The “I Do” BCBGMAXAZRIA

Say “I do” to style â€" enter to win a glamorous BCBGMAXAZRIA wedding gown and $5,000! Here’s how to win:

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Submit your dream wedding board to ido@bcbg.com before April 13, 2012, for your chance to win, and include the following information:
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Betty White's brings her prank 'posse' to NBC

Betty White is turning a team of pranksters loose on the younger generation.

Book explores world of Supreme Court law clerks

"In Chambers: Stories of Supreme Court Law Clerks and Their Justices" (University of Virginia Press), edited by Todd C. Peppers and Artemus Ward: They've been called "Courtiers of the Marble Palace" and "Sorcerers' Apprentices." But to the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, their law clerks are much more: sparring partners, workhorses and, often, extended family.

Burger King apologizes to Blige over ad

Burger King is apologizing to Mary J. Blige and her fans for releasing an ad that garnered the singer serious fan backlash.

Gary Sinise cancels appearances after car accident

Gary Sinise is canceling appearances with his Lt. Dan Band after suffering injuries in a car accident.

Autopsy: White residue on spoon in Houston's room

Detectives found white powdery substances and a spoon with white residue in the hotel room where Whitney Houston died, according to the final autopsy report released Wednesday.

Sarah Palin fails to give 'Today' a ratings jolt

If Sarah Palin's star turn on the "Today" show was meant to send ratings soaring, it fell short.

Stuntman claims he was injured at NY 'Spider-Man'

A stuntman who claims he suffered a concussion, whiplash and two holes in his knees while performing in Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has asked producers to turn over any relevant information as he weighs pursuing a negligence lawsuit.

Palin helps keep 'Today' ahead vs. Couric on 'GMA'

Sarah Palin helped "Today" maintain its winning streak against "GMA," even with the appearance of its own guest star Katie Couric.