ENTERTAINMENT | Page 2012
Welcome to the jungle
Last week, a bunch of jungle creatures inhabited the halls of the St. Regis School. But the students were practicing getting into their roles for the production of The Jungle Book.
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Clock exhibit on display at museum
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'Men' crew to be paid; Sheen calls it 'a start'
LOS ANGELES - Warner Bros. Television agreed Monday to pay the crew of "Two and a Half Men" for half …
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Oscar viewers: Bring back the comedians
NEW YORK - In the clear light of a post-Oscar Monday morning, at least two themes had emerged. The first: …
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'King's Speech' claims best picture Oscar
LOS ANGELES - "The King's Speech" was crowned best picture Sunday at an Academy Awards ceremony as precise as a …
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Judge tells Lohan day of reckoning coming soon
LOS ANGELES - A judge on Wednesday gave Lindsay Lohan roughly two weeks to decide if she will fight or …
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Artist competition announced
COEUR d'ALENE - Rose Robbins is calling all artists.
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Oscar Predictions ... Good ones, probably
Anne Hathaway and James Franco host the Academy Awards on Sunday night, where "The King's Speech" is set to collect …
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Our Region Reads: Let's read, Let's talk
The libraries of North Idaho have joined forces for Our Region Reads - a reading program designed to encourage area …
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Neeson muscles through 'Unknown'
First, the bad news: Liam Neeson beats up fewer people in "Unknown" than he did in his 2009 hit, "Taken."
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Authors speak out
Looking for some literary inspiration? Perhaps you've always wanted to ask a famous writer for advice.
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Cute and clever
Romantic relationships begin and end in Lake City Playhouse's amusing production of "Almost, Maine" by John Cariani.
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