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    New opera explores birth of atomic bomb (Reuters)

Reuters - An opera is not supposed to be over until the fat lady sings.
 Or, in the case of a new work being premiered this week, until an
 atomic bomb explodes.

    Flight attendants outraged over Jodie Foster film (Reuters)

Reuters - Labor unions representing most of the nation's 90,000 flight
 attendants have urged their members to boycott a new Jodie Foster film
 that portrays a flight attendant and a U.S. air marshal as terrorists.

    Martha Stewart sticks to kinder, gentler TV image (Reuters)

Reuters - Martha Stewart's newly softened, post-prison persona may not
 play well in prime time, but the lifestyle guru is determined to stick
 with her kindler, gentler image to revive her corporate brand, her
 firm's CEO said on Wednesday.

    Film with word "Muslim" in title stirs controversy (Reuters)

Reuters - Comedian Albert Brooks says a very unfunny thing happened on
 his way to making a new film called "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim
 World" -- the studio panicked over the title.

    Flight Attendants Say Boycott 'Flightplan' (AP)

AP - Three groups representing flight attendants are calling for a
 boycott of the box-office hit "Flightplan." In the Jodie Foster
 thriller about a mother looking for her missing daughter aboard a
 plane, a flight attendant colludes with an air marshal as part of a
 plot to extort a ransom from the airline.

    Today in entertainment history (AP)

AP - On Sept. 29, 1959, "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" made its
 premiere on CBS.

    Today in entertainment history (AP)

AP - On Sept. 29, 1959, "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" made its
 premiere on CBS.

    Today in entertainment history (AP)

AP - On Sept. 29, 1959, "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" made its
 premiere on CBS.

    New opera explores birth of atomic bomb (Reuters)

Reuters - An opera is not supposed to be over until the fat lady sings.
 Or, in the case of a new work being premiered this week, until an
 atomic bomb explodes.

    New opera explores birth of atomic bomb (Reuters)

Reuters - An opera is not supposed to be over until the fat lady sings.
 Or, in the case of a new work being premiered this week, until an
 atomic bomb explodes.

    Today in entertainment history (AP)

AP - On Sept. 29, 1959, "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" made its
 premiere on CBS.

    Kate Moss Is Reportedly in Rehab Clinic (AP)

AP - Two British newspapers reported Thursday that fashion model Kate
 Moss has checked into a rehabilitation clinic in the United States.

    Great non-fiction gets slimmed down (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - With its snazzy new "Great Ideas" series released this
 month, Penguin Books hopes to provide an economical remedy for
 time-pressed readers in search of intellectual sustenance.. Each of the
 paperbacks costs $8.95 and offers readers a sampling of the world's
 great non-fiction.

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