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Tickets to Michael Jackson memorial trickle out

LOS ANGELES -- Fans began to celebrate Sunday after winning coveted tickets to Michael Jackson's memorial service at Staples Center. [More]






Readers turn to romance novels in stressful times

With an out-of-work husband and two children to support, Christine Mead needs a cheap -- and uplifting -- break from life. [More]


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Matchbox 20's Thomas in solo return

Rob Thomas, the Matchbox 20 frontman, returned on Tuesday with his second solo album, "Cradlesong." TRIVIA: Carlos Santana's album "Supernatural" went platinum 15 times, in large part because of the hit song Thomas wrote, "Smooth." [More]





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Film fare: For for its Family Movie Night, The Everett Public Library will show "City of Ember" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. It's the year 2416 and the underground city of Ember is in danger of losing its power. Tim Robbins and Harry Treadaway set about... [More]






View from inside the new Harry Potter film

HOLLYWOOD -- Screenwriter Steve Kloves, who, with the exception of "The Order of the Phoenix," has adapted all the "Harry Potter" books for film, talks about the upcoming "Half-Blood Prince," the confrontation between Alan Rickman's Snape and... [More]






Plum wears thin in latest outing

The barbecue sauce hits the ceiling in "Finger Lickin' Fifteen" ($27.95), Janet Evanovich's new Stephanie Plum novel. [More]





Memoir charts writer's uncomfortable travels

Lynne Sharon Schwartz begins "Not Now, Voyager" with a telling recollection: She is in Orkos, on the Greek island of Naxos, when she awakens "to a darkness so thick I could breathe it in." [More]






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Father was writer's harshest critic

JACKSON, Miss. -- Fresh out of college with an English degree in hand, Peter Leonard wrote a six-page short story he liked very much and asked a famous author for a few notes. [More]





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