Cage, Buscemi, Morgan enlist in "G-Force"
(Reuters)
Reuters - Nicolas Cage, Steve
Buscemi and Tracy Morgan will provide three of the lead voices
in “G-Force” for Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer
Films.
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Mary-Kate Olsen hospitalized for kidney infection
(Reuters)
Reuters - Mary-Kate Olsen, one-half of the
acting Olsen twins who gained fame on 1990s television show
“Full House,” has been hospitalized in New York City for a
kidney infection, her representative said on Tuesday.
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Julia Roberts designs a first in Armani bracelet
(Reuters)
Reuters - “Pretty Woman” star Julia Roberts has
designed a bracelet for Giorgio Armani to sell for World AIDS
Day, the fashion house said on Tuesday.
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"Enchanted" box office in store for Thanksgiving
(Reuters)
Reuters - Disney tends to own the
long Thanksgiving box-office weekend, and this year should be
no different.
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We tv parties with "Mamas"
(Reuters)
Reuters - WE tv has acquired
“Party Mamas,” a half-hour unscripted series about
perfectionist, over-demanding moms who become obsessed with
planning outrageous parties for their children.
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Paulson says home loan defaults to rise in 2008: report
(Reuters)
Reuters - U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
said the number of potential U.S. home-loan defaults “will be
significantly bigger” in 2008 than in 2007, the Wall Street
Journal’s online edition reported.
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Fed cool on long-term growth forecast
(FT.com)
FT.com - The Federal Reserve on Tuesday revealed it no longer believed the US economy can grow much more than 2.5 per cent a year without causing rising inflation, a lower rate than many investors thought was sustainable.
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Single-family construction falls
(AP)
AP - Construction of single-family homes in October skidded to the lowest level in 16 years although the slide was cushioned somewhat by a rebound in apartment building.
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Fed predicts slower growth, more jobless
(AP)
AP - The housing collapse and credit crisis will slow economic growth and nudge up unemployment next year, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday in a first-of-its-kind forecast that some economists believe will lead to interest rate cuts early in 2008.
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View from the Top: John Snow transcript
(FT.com)
FT.com - Chrystia Freeland, Financial Times US managing editor, interviewed Eli Broad of the Broad Foundation, in this segment discussing Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), the US economy and the art market. This is a transcript of the interview, which you may watch here.
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