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Hundreds watch New Kids comeback
Reunited US boy band New Kids on the Block perform together for the first time in 15 years, in New York.
OBE for DJ and producer Jazzie B
Soul II Soul founder Jazzie B is formally made an OBE by the Prince of Wales for his services to music.
Baby boy for X Factor's Thornton
Former X Factor presenter Kate Thornton has given birth to a baby boy, her spokesperson confirms.
Top Hollywood agent Cowan dies
Hollywood agent Warren Cowan, who represented stars such as Frank Sinatra and Elizabeth Taylor, dies.
Al Green to scoop lifetime gong
US soul singer Al Green will be honoured with a lifetime achievement prize at the BET awards in June.
Parker 'loves' her City co-stars
Sarah Jessica Parker denies there is a rift with her co-stars in the Sex And The City film on Jonathan Ross' TV show.
Barbarella actor Law dies aged 70
US actor John Phillip Law, who starred in Barbarella and The Russians Are Coming, dies aged 70.
Stars' private eye found guilty
US celebrity private eye Anthony Pellicano is found guilty of racketeering and conspiracy charges.
Actors 'to resume contract talks'
Contract talks between the actors union and the Hollywood studios will resume by 28 May, according to reports.
Cinema opening for zombie film
A zombie thriller partly shot in Govan and Dumfries and Galloway gets its UK-wide release in cinemas on Friday.
Jolie 'considers birth in France'
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie reveals she is considering giving birth to her twins in France.
Diamond tops chart for first time
Singer Neil Diamond reaches the top of the US Billboard chart for the first time in his career.
'Leave Amy alone' plea
A member of Amy Winehouse's family calls in to a BBC Radio show to ask the press to leave the singer alone.
Soprano to sing football anthem
Welsh soprano Natasha Marsh is to sing the theme tune for ITV's coverage of the Euro 2008 football championships.
Madonna child hearing postponed
A court in Malawi delays its final decision in Madonna's adoption case until next week.
EastEnders star in West End debut
James Alexandrou, who played Martin Fowler in EastEnders, is to make his West End stage debut.
ITV battles advertising downturn
ITV predicts no growth in advertising revenue for the first half of 2008 as the UK economy slows.
Police 'sorry' over mosque show
West Midlands Police and prosecutors apologise for accusing the makers of a Channel 4 show of distortion.
Apprentice reject on her regrets
Pushy car trader Sara Dhada - the latest contestant to be fired from BBC One's The Apprentice - has put her eviction down to "boardroom suicide".
Art fund winnings 'may be split'
The Wellcome Collection says if it wins this year's Arts Fund Prize, it will give the £100,000 prize money away to the losing finalists.
Bacon painting sets new record
A Francis Bacon masterpiece breaks the artist's record at auction after selling for $86.3m (£43m) in New York.
Freud work sets new world record
A Lucian Freud painting of a sleeping, naked woman sells for $33.6m (£17.2m) in New York, a new record.
Naipaul book on prize shortlist
A biography of writer VS Naipaul is among six books shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction.
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Last updated at Fri, 16 May 2008 18:18:32 GMT
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