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AP - A judge will likely grant Madonna and Guy Ritchie an initial divorce decree on Friday, according to the schedule for London's High Court.
AP - Britney Spears is craving more freedom and less of the "control" that's stabilized her personal life and reinvigorated her career over the last several months.
E! Online - Julianne Hough may have donned her last sequin.
E! Online - Another week, another slew of magazine covers about that Brangelina-Jen thing. Why does the media keep harping on it? I'm bored.
E! Online - Phil Collins' daughter, Lily, is one lucky 18-year-old.
AP - Britney Spears is craving more freedom and less of the "control" that's stabilized her personal life and reinvigorated her career over the last several months.
AP - Britney Spears is craving more freedom and less of the "control" that's stabilized her personal life and reinvigorated her career over the last several months.
AP - Julianne Hough says she's not returning to "Dancing With the Stars" next season.
Reuters - The New York Times Co slashed its dividend by almost three-quarters and said it would cut spending and reevaluate its assets to cope with a slump in advertising revenue that is gouging U.S. newspaper publishers.
Playbill - Casting has been announced for the second regional production of Michele Lowe's Mezzulah, 1946, a play-with-music about women factory workers during World War II - and their status following the war - running Dec. 10-Jan. 18, 2009, at Florida Stage in Manalapan, FL.
AP - Britney Spears is craving more freedom and less of the "control" that's stabilized her personal life and reinvigorated her career over the last several months.
Fashion Wire Daily - Forget what youve heard about Rihanna. "Good Girl Gone Bad" is only one half of her story. She may be a brooding and glamorous fashion plate in her music videos, but in her off hours this Grammy-winning artist partnered up with Gucci to be the face of their new Tattoo Heart accessories collection, which Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini designed as part of their annual campaign to benefit UNICEF, now in its fourth year.
AP - 1. "The Christmas Sweater" by Glenn Beck (Threshold Editions)