Archive for October, 2007



The Who documentary recalls singer’s thuggish youth (Reuters)

Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 5:10 pm

Reuters - Roger Daltrey may be a fully fledged rock star these days, the exuberant voice of The Who, but during the band’s early years he was the weakest link, a violent brawler briefly fired by his bandmates.

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Rowling sues to block Harry Potter book (AP)

Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 2:10 pm

AP - NEW YORK — Author J.K. Rowling and the maker of the “Harry Potter” films are suing a small publisher in Michigan over its plans to release a book version of a popular Web site dedicated to the boy wizard.

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Review: `Bee Movie’ has familiar buzz (AP)

Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 2:10 pm

This photo provided by DreamWorks shows Barry B. Benson, right, voiced by Jerry Seinfeld, and Adam Flayman, left, voiced by Matthew Broderick in a scene from 'Bee Movie.'    (AP Photo/DreamWorks)AP - Following “Antz,”"A Bug’s Life,”"Flushed Away” and this summer’s “Ratatouille,”"Bee Movie” is yet another animated flick with a starry cast in which a creature that ordinarily would seem pesky is rendered as not just harmless but even lovable and idiosyncratically human.


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Unions offering support to writers (AP)

Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 10:10 am

Television writers, from left, Denise The, left, David Mongan, David H. Goodman and David Amann, distribute leaflets outside Warner Bros. studios, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2007, in Burbank, Calif., to explain to other studio employees why they are poised to strike as soon as Thursday. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)AP - Major Hollywood unions were lining up behind TV and film writers Tuesday as last-minute contract talks resumed amid fears of a possible strike.


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MySpace users turn movie moguls (Reuters)

Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 8:10 am

Reuters - A British film project has turned MySpace users into movie moguls, giving them a say in choosing the director, cast, soundtrack and marketing model.

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