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A to Z of Britain’s royal wedding

The royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29, from A to Z:
A FOR ABBEY: William and Kate will marry in Westminster Abbey, a London church steeped in royal history.
The funeral of Princess Diana, William’s mother, took place there in 1997, and the first king William was crowned in the abbey in 1066 after the Norman conquest of England.
B FOR BEST MAN: William’s brother Prince Harry will be his best man

Lindsay Lohan to get her day in court on necklace charge

 Actress Lindsay Lohan is due in court on Friday for a crucial hearing on a jewelry theft charge that threatens to sink her chances of reviving a career stalled by repeated trips to rehab and jail.
Lohan, 24, has strenuously denied that she stole a $2,500 gold necklace from a Los Angeles store in January, just weeks after completing three months of court-ordered treatment for drug and

Ai, activist Asians on Time’s “most influential”

Detained Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, the activist mayor of a tsunami-hit Japanese town, and South Korean singer Rain were listed among Time magazine’s 100 most influential people Friday.
Campaigners made a strong showing among the 17 Asians on the global list, which the magazine said was themed around social media and activism.
But topping a separate reader poll was South Korean pop star Rain, as Time’s online readers cast aside moguls and heads

Royal wedding caps new era for palace press pack

Coverage of the royal wedding marks a new relationship between Prince William and the media, one in which he has overcome the hatred engrained in his teenage years.

British royal correspondents and photographers who have spent hours studying William at close quarters say there has been a gradual change in his approach and a clear break from his parents' difficult relations with the newspapers.

His mother Diana, princess of Wales' death in 1997 in a frenzied paparazzi chase through Paris started William's

'Arthur' a muddled remake of a classic comedy

It's still an open question whether in this day of increased concerns about alcoholism and health you can do a remake of 1981's "Arthur," a comedy about a lovable drunk.

The new "Arthur," with Russell Brand playing the Dudley Moore role, is a mere burlesque riffing off the old "Arthur" rather than an actual remake that has reconceived or rethought the original film.

The story hasn't changed much, nor have the characters. But the comedy is now crude instead of whimsical and its characters overblown caricatures instead of screwball personalities. A movie has been reduced t

Eliminated `Idol' singer got medic, judge aid

Pia Toscano says she expected to land in the bottom three on "American Idol" but felt overwhelmed when she was eliminated that she needed a little medical assistance.
The 22-year-old singer from New York City said Friday that she had a medic walk her offstage at the end of Thursday's show in Los Angeles. She says she needed help because she had a "little bit of a moment."
Toscano didn't offer details, but says she's fine after receiving aid — and the support of the show's judges.
Judges Randy Jackson, Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez expressed shock on the air that the audience vote failed to keep Toscano in the competition.
The songbird says the "American Idol" panel offered her love and support later.

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