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Ricki Lake says J.R. hard to beat on Dancing

She's been atop the leader board on TV contest Dancing With the Stars several times, but Ricki Lake still doesn't believe she'll end up with the mirror ball trophy. The winner, she thinks, will be J.R. Martinez.

Don Mischer to receive Producers Guild TV award

A month before he directs and co-produces his second Academy Awards show, Don Mischer will receive an honor of his own at one of the key Oscar precursor shows, the Producers Guild of America's 23rd annual Producers Guild Awards.

Greek government says will win confidence vote

The Greek government believes it will win a confidence vote on Friday and will hold a referendum on an EU aid deal as planned, a spokesman said after several ruling party members asked for snap elections instead.

Winner of Taiwanese Emmy: I'd like to thank my iPhone

During the recent Golden Bell Television Awards last month in Taipei -- Taiwan's equivalent of the Emmy awards -- Huang Ming-chan, who won one of the top prizes in the director categories, gingerly walked up to the stage and snapped a cellphone photo of himself (over the shoulder) while approaching the podium.

North America box office goes to Puss in Boots

Animated movie Puss in Boots landed on its feet with a $51 million global debut over the weekend and likely set a Halloween weekend record for a domestic opening, according to studio estimates released on Sunday.

Blumhouse, Gold Circle join to form Angle Films

Paul Brooks' Gold Circle Films and Jason Blum's Blumhouse Productions have combined forces to form Angle Films. The companies simultaneously announced on Tuesday a first-look distribution deal for their new production company with Universal Pictures.

Hugh Grant is new father of baby girl

Actor Hugh Grant, known for films such as Notting Hill and Bridget Jones's Diary, has welcomed a baby girl into his life following a brief affair with an unidentified woman, his spokeswoman said on Tuesday.

Spielberg's Tintin lands closing night at AFI festival

Monday afternoon's announcement that Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin will be the closing-night film at the AFI Fest would be more newsworthy if the film won't already have been playing around the world for two weeks by the time it debuts in Hollywood on November 10.

HP launches plan to build low-power servers

Hewlett Packard Co unveiled plans to develop extremely low-energy servers, partnering with companies such as chip designers ARM Holdings Plc and Advanced Micro Devices Inc in a move that could threaten the dominance of Intel Corp.

Credit Suisse overhaul steals a march on rivals

Call it putting a gloss on some bad news, but Credit Suisse chief Brady Dougan reckons the bank is ahead of the pack with Tuesday's announcement of an overhaul of its investment banking operations.

Germans warn of Greek euro exit after referendum gambit

Germans expressed fury and frustration on Tuesday at the Greek prime minister's shock decision to call a referendum on a new financial rescue package, political leaders saying it could plunge Greece into bankruptcy and force it out of the euro zone.

Wall Street slides on Greek referendum call

Stocks tumbled 2 percent on Tuesday after a surprise proposal that Greeks should vote on a EU bailout plan threatened to upend weeks of painstaking negotiations and unleash the region's sovereign debt crisis with renewed force.

Global factories lose steam

Global factory activity slowed in October on weak demand for exports, with a sharp contraction in Britain's manufacturing sector suggesting that Europe was on the brink of a new recession.

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