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    Nicolas Cage gives Superman's birth name to son (Reuters)

Reuters - Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage's wife of 14 months gave
 birth on Monday to the couple's first child together, a son they named
 Kal-el -- a moniker recognized by comic book fans as the birth name of
 Superman.

    Beyonce quashes marriage rumor in Vanity Fair (Reuters)

Reuters - Pop diva Beyonce denied rumors she is secretly married to
 rapper and music impresario Jay-Z, and said she assumed an alter-ego
 called "Sasha" for her sexy stage persona in an upcoming Vanity Fair
 cover story.

    Dave Matthews Band rally the troops at Red Rocks (Reuters)

Reuters - There have been so many Gulf Coast fundraisers in recent
 weeks, it seems some have just run together. But one stands apart --
 not so much for the money it raised (though the $1.5 million haul was
 certainly tidy) but for the integrity that fathered it and the manner
 in which it ultimately played out.

    "Two Ronnies," "Porridge" star Ronnie Barker dies (Reuters)

Reuters - British comedian Ronnie Barker, the big half of the famous duo
 The Two Ronnies and the indomitable Fletch in prison sitcom Porridge,
 has died aged 76.

    Kate Moss documentary shows alleged drug footage (Reuters)

Reuters - Model Kate Moss has been shown in a television documentary
 taking what the makers say is cocaine, an incident which has cost her
 valuable advertising contracts.

    Hollywood film briefs (Reuters)

Reuters - The Philippines-set ransom thriller "Cavite" was named best
 feature at the sixth annual Woodstock Film Festival, while "The Devil's
 Miner," about two Bolivian silver miners, dug up documentary honors
 Sunday.

    Hank Azaria Returning to 'Spamalot' (AP)

AP - Hank Azaria, Broadway's original Knight of Ni -- not to mention its
 Tim the Enchanter, the French Taunter and a very gay Sir Lancelot --
 returns Dec. 2 to "Monty Python's Spamalot."

    NBC ties knot on nuptials sitcom deal (Reuters)

Reuters - The road from the marriage proposal to the nuptials can be a
 rocky one for any couple.

    Artists take stand against copy protection (Reuters)

Reuters - Major labels Sony BMG and EMI are releasing more and more new
 CDs that block fans from dragging their tunes to iPods.

    Taiwan tells Google it is not a China province (Reuters)

Reuters - Taiwan's government has asked Web search company Google Inc.
 to stop calling the self-ruled island a "province of China" on its
 Google Maps service, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.

    Hank Azaria Returning to 'Spamalot' (AP)

AP - Hank Azaria, Broadway's original Knight of Ni -- not to mention its
 Tim the Enchanter, the French Taunter and a very gay Sir Lancelot --
 returns Dec. 2 to "Monty Python's Spamalot."

    Haute Fall Handbags (Fashion Wire Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - Fashion Wire Daily - New York - Open a fashion
 magazine these days and you're likely to find an article trumpeting the
 "It" bags of the season, from old favorites (Hermes Birkin and the
 quilted chain-strapped Chanel), to newer cult classics (Balenciaga's
 Motorcycle, Fendi's Spy and Chloe's Paddington bags), to brand-spanking
 new hipster must-haves, which include Marc Jacob's takeoff on the
 quilted, chain-strapped Chanel, Dior's Detective, Goyard's patterned
 tote and Ralph Lauren's alligator Ricky.

    'Lincoln' navigates crime curves at breakneck speed (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - The high-speed freeway system in and around Los Angeles
 intersects, crisscrosses and unexpectedly diverts onto off ramps and
 into detours. The freeways are a perfect metaphor for the intricate,
 fast-moving plot of Michael Connelly's latest novel, The Lincoln
 Lawyer.

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