Yahoo! News: Entertainment
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                  as of Sun, 02 Oct 2005 07:25:08 GMT

    Stevie Wonder ends 10-year absence just in 'Time' (Reuters)

Reuters - After several well-publicized delays, Stevie Wonder's first
 studio album in 10 years, "A Time to Love," is due in stores October
 18.

    Wu-Tang Clan checks in with hip-hop underground (Reuters)

Reuters - Compilations rarely get labels or retailers excited these
 days. Yet when Babygrande Records founder Chuck Wilson received a pitch
 on an album that combines the production talents of Wu-Tang Clan
 members with hip-hop's underground stars, he could not resist.

    Norton: Latest Character Is Like the U.S. (AP)

AP - Edward Norton says his latest role as an arrogant British doctor
 out to change the world is a little like today's America.

    Biloxi down but not out after bout with Katrina (Reuters)

Reuters - Bill Holmes, executive director of the Mississippi Coast
 Coliseum & Convention Center in Biloxi, says his city, his
 entertainment market and his arena are badly bent but not broken.

    UMG takes direct route with infomercial deal (Reuters)

Reuters - Universal Music Group is launching a joint venture with music
 direct-response pioneer Ira Pittelman that will bring the major into
 the infomercial business.

    In a flash, hard-drive memory fading (Reuters)

Reuters - When Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs introduced the iPod Nano on
 September 7, he predicted it would be the best-selling iPod model ever.

    Alfred Molina is 'Howard Katz' in American Premiere of Patrick
     Marber Play (Playbill)

Playbill - Alfred Molina will star in the American debut of Patrick
 Marber's Howard Katz Off-Broadway at the Laura Pels Theater early in
 2007.

    Gospel star Franklin opens new chapter with 'Hero' (Reuters)

Reuters - Since debuting in 1993 with "Kirk Franklin and the Family,"
 which spent 36 weeks at the summit of the Billboard Top Gospel Albums
 chart, Kirk Franklin has developed a reputation as the pied piper of
 gospel music.

    Italian Designers Keep Their Gals Covered (AP)

AP - No sag, no bag, no blubber. Italian designers have decreed an end
 to low-rise bottoms, cropped tops and all the bare flesh in between in
 their weeklong preview presentations for the Spring-Summer 2006, which
 ended Saturday.

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