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                  as of Mon, 06 Feb 2006 12:58:01 GMT

    Humor, Violence Rule Super Bowl Ads (AP)

AP - Cartoonish violence ruled the day at the annual knockdown
 competition among advertisers Sunday, as Bud Light, Diet Pepsi,
 Michelob and Sprint all used physical gags to hawk their wares at the
 Super Bowl, the most-watched television broadcast of the year.

    NFL Edits Out Explicit Stones Lyrics (AP)

AP - They may not have flashed any body parts -- except for Mick
 Jagger's well-toned stomach -- but the Rolling Stones made ABC glad
 editors were on duty for the Super Bowl halftime show.

    Rhymes' Bodyguard Dies Outside Video Shoot (AP)

AP - A star-studded music video shoot was interrupted by gunfire that
 killed a bodyguard for rapper Busta Rhymes, police said.

    'When a Stranger Calls' Scares Up $22M (AP)

AP - Horror fans remained on the line for "When a Stranger Calls," a
 remake of the scary movie about a terrorized baby sitter that debuted
 at No. 1 with $22 million over the typically sluggish Super Bowl
 weekend.

    Networks' iTunes gamble paying off (Reuters)

Reuters - Television networks took a leap into the unknown when they
 started selling their shows on Apple's iTunes online store, but even in
 these early days, it's starting to look as if that faith in digital
 downloads was well placed.

    'Wallace' sweeps animated film awards (Reuters)

Reuters - It was a 10-carrot win for "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the
 Were-Rabbit" over the weekend, as the Oscar-nominated claymatian
 comedy swept the 33rd annual Annie Awards, which honor animated works.

    Rhymes' Bodyguard Dies Outside Video Shoot (AP)

AP - A star-studded music video shoot was interrupted by gunfire that
 killed a bodyguard for rapper Busta Rhymes, police said.

    Humor, Violence Rule Super Bowl Ads (AP)

AP - Cartoonish violence ruled the day at the annual knockdown
 competition among advertisers Sunday, as Bud Light, Diet Pepsi,
 Michelob and Sprint all used physical gags to hawk their wares at the
 Super Bowl, the most-watched television broadcast of the year.

    Cartoonish Violence Rules Super Bowl Ads (AP)

AP - Cartoonish violence ruled the day at the annual knockdown
 competition among advertisers Sunday, as Bud Light, Diet Pepsi,
 Michelob and Sprint all used physical gags to hawk their wares at the
 Super Bowl, the most-watched television broadcast of the year.

    MOLDING DIDDY (New York Post's PageSix)

New York Post's PageSix - SNAP. Don't think Sean "Diddy" Combs got to
 his ghetto-fabulousness without some less-than-straight influence. The
 rap mogul-turned-fashion macher cited his gay Uncle George as the one
 who instilled his flamboyant fashion sensibility. WWD reports that
 Combs' seamstress grandmother also influenced his love of clothing,
 particularly when he was "acting as her assistant." He added that
 having a "shopaholic" mother didn't hurt, either.

    New Collections Feature Wearable Clothes (AP)

AP - Working women rejoice: You'll actually have stylish-yet-appropriate
 clothes to wear next fall. Even better, there also will be clothes for
 you to wear to dinner, parties and play dates -- with or without the
 kids.

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