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Fortune: Richest dead celebrity: Bob Marley

Is reggae superstar Bob Marley bigger than Jesus? That's debatable, but the music legend who died 28 years ago is about to challenge Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson for the title of richest dead celebrity.

CNNMoney: Turbulence ahead for airlines

Happy Labor Day weekend. Or for the 1.5 million of you out there (including me) estimated to be taking a plane somewhere, good luck in the airport.

Sex, drugs, but little rock 'n' roll in 'Taking Woodstock'

A modest movie pinned to a generational landmark, the latest curve ball from "Brokeback Mountain" director Ang Lee is a gentle coming-of-age, coming-out comedy set against the epochal music festival.

Through hazy memories, Woodstock still captivates

Cheryl Morse was 19 years old when she hitchhiked more than 700 miles from Chicago, Illinois, to Bethel, New York. She was determined to make it to the Woodstock music festival.

CNNMoney: Woodstock: Peace, love and red ink

For most rockers and aging hippies the 40th anniversary of Woodstock this weekend will mark a happy occasion.

Music and mudbaths: The highlights of Glastonbury

Glastonbury festival held in Somerset, England every year is the world's biggest open air arts and music festival.

Midnite Disturbers: A Jazz Fest supergroup

At the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, some of the best music happens miles from the Fairgrounds, hours after the crowds have gone and the last of the crawfish bread has been consumed.

McCartney show is pop Olympus on Coachella's indie plain

The souvenir booth at the 2009 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival said it all.

Seattle: A local's view

Scott grew up in Texas and has lived in Seattle for 11 years. He runs the Central District News blog, which keeps tabs on the news in Quincy Jones's old neighborhood. Here he gives CNN the lowdown on life in Seattle.

22 ways to explore Georgetown

Here's what I see as I cross the intersection of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue: a sleek woman in to-die-for jeans speaking a language I can't pin down; an iPod-toting jogger with shopping bags from a tony store; a model (or she should be) in knee-high boots and a thigh-high skirt. It's like a well-cast movie -- all the elements fit like a study in big-city fashion.

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