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People.com: Obama Beats Clinton – at the Grammys

Barack Obama got the better of Clinton – Bill Clinton, that is – in a different kind of run-off this weekend.

Alda talks to himself, others on the meaning of life

Alan Alda almost died in 2003. He was in a remote area of Chile, doing an episode of "Scientific American Frontiers," and he developed an intestinal obstruction that came within hours of killing him. It was his good fortune that he survived the whole ordeal.

Review: Movie is a 'Champ'

In an era when information is cheap, what price do you place on the truth? That's one of the quandaries sports reporter Erik Kernan (Josh Hartnett) faces over the course of "Resurrecting the Champ," a solid, surprisingly absorbing character drama based on an article by J.R. Moehringer (the best-seller "The Tender Bar").

'What a nice evening' for '24,' HBO

Saving the world from assorted terrorists paid off for the cast of "24" at Sunday night's Primetime Emmy Awards.

Fortune: Return Engagement

From Elvis to Ali

Nobody asked me, but...

Once again, I acknowledge my debt to the wonderfully gifted New York sportswriter Jimmy Cannon, who from time to time wrote a column full of insightful and sentimental one-liners he called "Nobody Asked Me, But ..."

Alda's favorite 'M*A*S*H' episodes

Ask most people of a certain age, and they can probably describe a "M*A*S*H" episode -- or 10.

The truth about Alan Alda

Alan Alda is doing this celebrity memoir thing all wrong.

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Lindsay Lohan says her father has no right to claim a share of her earnings.

'Aviator' leads Oscar nominations

Oscar gave wings to "The Aviator" on Tuesday, with the film earning 11 nominations -- including best picture -- to lead the pack for the 77th annual Academy Awards.

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