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MJ's Doctor Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
2/8/2010 5:09 PM ET The late Michael Jackson's physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter by the Los Angeles County District Attorney for his alleged role in King of Pop's death last June. Jackson's death was initially ruled a homicide in August, after toxicology reports revealed that he died from a lethal dose of the sedative Propofol. Murray previously admitted to giving Jackson the drug in interviews with the Los Angeles Police Department.

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Beatles Get Covered By Roberta Flack

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Eminem Not Back Together With Ex-Wife

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Josh Turner Set To Release Haywire

Toby Keith Plays Tribute To Sooner Legend

Kenny Rogers TV Special

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Noel Gallagher To Toronto To Testify Against Stage Attacker

Thom Yorke Collaborates On New Flying Lotus Track

Jeff Bridges Elevates "Crazy Heart" Beyond Its Familiar Theme
2/8/2010 9:46 AM ET "Crazy Heart" is a good movie with a great acting performance, one that manages to encapsulate every down and out alcoholic without ever feeling too retreaded. Jeff Bridges slides into the shoes of former country star Bad Blake with ease, and he seems to be what his Jeffrey Lebowski would have been like if he had grown up on Gene Autry and straight whiskey instead of Credence Clearwater and White Russians.

Entertaining "Edge Of Darkness" Casts A New Spin On Corporate Scandal

Mel Gibson's latest thriller "Edge of Darkness" is a combination of many of its predecessors yet manages to shoot off into unexpected and unique territory, keeping it fresh even when at first glance it seems destined to hit all of the clichés in the book.

For the most part, "Edge of Darkness"...

"Legion": When Apocalyptic Movies Go Bad

By now it is a familiar tale: the world is about to end and a small group of good people represent mankind's last hope. It's a premise with a lot to explore, though "Legion" uses it solely as an excuse for a really big and uninspired gunfight.

So mangled is the film's theology and plot that...

"Zombieland" And "Love Happens" Launch On DVD This Week
2/2/2010 2:10 PM ET R-rated comedy "Zombieland" looks to follow up its strong theatrical release with its release on DVD this week, while romantic comedy "Love Happens" tries to rebound from meager box office totals. Historical drama "Amelia," starring Hilary Swank and Richard Gere, also gets released, though it was one of the worst wide releases of 2009, struggling mightily to gain much of an audience. A new special edition of "Casablanca" is being released as well.

This Week On DVD: Ellen Page Stars In Overlooked "Whip It"

After tanking at the box office last year, comedy "Whip It" will make its way to Blu-ray and standard DVD this week amidst a wide variety of titles in other genres.

Among the noteworthy are the Michael Jackson documentary "This is It," horror release "Saw VI" and Bruce Willis sci-fi thriller...

Gervais Follows Up Golden Globes With DVD Release Of "The Invention Of Lying"

A series of lackluster box office performers hit standard DVD and Blu-ray this week, from Gerard Butler's action release "Gamer" to thriller "Whiteout," which was one of the worst performing releases of 2009. Comedy "The Invention of Lying" is possibly the most noteworthy title, coming off moderate...

DIRECTV And RealD Work Together To Deliver High-Definition 3D Content
Wednesday, DIRECTV Group Inc.(DTV) and RealD said they are currently working together to deliver high-definition 3D movies and TV programming via satellite to DIRECTV subscribers. ....

Thomson Reuters Buys Discovery Logic - Update

Cablevision, Scripps Spat Over Fee Hike Continues

Time Warner Cable, Fox Networks Reach Distribution Deal - Update

Marvel Entertainment Shareholders Approve Merger With Disney

Elton John And Lady Gaga To Team Up Again For AIDS Benefit

Lil Wayne Getting Ready To Head To Jail

Steven Tyler Threatening To Sue Aerosmith

"Dear John" Tops "Avatar" With Impressive $32 Million Opening
After seven consecutive weeks as the number one draw, "Avatar" was finally topped on the box office charts by romantic drama "Dear John," which hauled in a very respectable $32.4 million over the weekend. ....

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Mel Gibson's "Edge Of Darkness" Could Finally Topple "Avatar"

"Avatar" Stays Number One Despite Strong Opening From "Legion"

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Artists Come Together To Fight For Family Farms Three generations of America's finest musicians gathered once again in St. Louis in support of small farms.

Pixies Shine at Virgin Music Festival Indie rock legends shared the stage with up-and-coming musicians on the shores of Lake Ontario.

Lollapalooza 2009 Heats Up The Windy City The 2009 edition of Lollapalooza drew more than 200,000 music fans to Chicago’s Grant Park.