Enchanted Tops Box Office Amid Slower Weekend
Los Angeles reports Enchanted earning 17 million to stay first, while This Christmas Beowulf Awake Hitman and August Rush trail as Hollywood’s box office stalls after a strong summer. Domestic take tops 87 billion year to date with only modest attendance gains.
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Elizabeth Taylor stages charity show amid writers strike
Elizabeth Taylor returned to the stage at a benefit performance of A R Gurney's Love Letters with James Earl Jones after persuading the Writers Guild of America to briefly lift picketing. The fundraiser for The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation drew over 500 attendees at 2500 per ticket, aiming to raise 1 million dollars.
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Brooks charity concerts in L A sell out in hour
Garth Brooks hosted five Los Angeles charity concerts to aid wildfire victims. All 85,677 tickets sold within an hour at about 45 dollars each for January Staples Center shows. Proceeds support fire relief and equipment funding for California fire departments.
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Imus returns to radio eight months after firing
Don Imus resumes broadcasting on WABC in New York eight months after CBS and MSNBC dropped him for racially charged remarks about Rutgers women basketball players. He introduces a new cast with two Black comedians, apologizes again, and vows the show will address race relations while acknowledging few changes in his stance.
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Van Zandt calls rock history vital for schools curriculum
The guitarist for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band argues for teaching rock and roll history in classrooms. He says the subject captures 20th century American culture, civil rights and women's rights, and can energize students across subjects for lasting impact.
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