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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The top 5 biggest omissions
The announcement Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's class of 2011 will fill some important gaps in its roster, most notably heavy metal pioneer Alice Cooper, R&B singer Darlene Love, and all-around swell guy Neil Diamond. But there are still some notable gaps in the Hall of Fame's alumni. Here are the top five biggest omissions by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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In Pictures: Wyclef for President
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Chapter & Verse
Jim Henson's never-released screenplay is turned into a graphic novel
Henson's first screenplay, titled 'Tale of Sand,' has been converted into a graphic novel released today by Archaia Entertainment
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Chapter & Verse
"Shatner Rules": William Shatner's new book tells readers how to live as he does
In "Shatner Rules," William Shatner dishes on his "Boston Legal" role, his feud with George Takei, and more.
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Paul McCartney 9/11 concert in a Showtime film
Paul McCartney: The 9/11 concert now serves as the framework for a new film, "The Love We Make." Directed by legendary documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles, it captures McCartney's firsthand observations of 9/11 as well as concert performances and backstage preparations.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The top 5 biggest omissions
The announcement Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's class of 2011 will fill some important gaps in its roster, most notably heavy metal pioneer Alice Cooper, R&B singer Darlene Love, and all-around swell guy Neil Diamond. But there are still some notable gaps in the Hall of Fame's alumni. Here are the top five biggest omissions by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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In Pictures: Wyclef for President
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Kristen Stewart in "The Runaways" - should you run away?
In "The Runaways," Kristen Stewart stars in a movie about Joan Jett's first band.
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Soupy Sales, slapstick pioneer
The pie-in-the-face comic Soupy Sales died in New York Thursday.
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Review: 'Moon'
An astronaut winds up his three-year contract on the moon only to face creepy existential twists including meeting a younger, angrier version of himself.
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Graduation calls for Alice Cooper, not old marching tunes
Pomp and circumstance is so 1901. Here's a better song list.
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Six Picks: Recommendations from the Monitor staff
A 'delicious' Latin music mix, quilts that qualify as art, the Iditarod from the comfort of your sofa, and more.
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Review: 'Hellboy II: The Golden Army'
Another bulked-up superhero returns, accompanied by an endless parade of freaks and creepy-crawlies, to fight an otherworldly army.
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CD reviews: Scarlett Johansson, Sonny Landreth, Curt Smith
An actress's not-quite-starring role, gourmet guitar, and an '80s icon's return.
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On the road – from Germany to Cambodia – in a communist jalopy
Towed by camels and laughed at by pedestrians, the lowly Trabant is a modern-day Marco Polo for a good cause.








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