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Tony Awards will include nominees from the musical 'Newsies'

'Newsies' improves as it makes the jump from 1992 movie flop to the Broadway stage.
In Pictures: Teen Idol Hair
In Pictures: Pianos out of place
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Feel clueless about economics?

There's no free lunch, but here - at no cost* - find the nine fundamental principles of economics. It's like Economics 101 without the college tuition.
Paul McCartney sings "I love you, I love you" to Michelle Obama

Paul McCartney joked that President Obama might punch him out after singing romantic lyrics to First Lady Michelle Obama.
US Library of Congress honors Paul McCartney

The former Beatle performed at a private concert for Nancy Pelosi, Stevie Wonder, and Jerry Seinfeld. He will play for President Obama at the White House Wednesday.
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We are the World 25 for Haiti video: What's Jay-Z's beef?

Multiplatinum-selling Hip Hop mogul Jay-Z said the new version of the classic 1980s 'We Are the World' hit doesn't come close to the 'untouchable' original.
New stars remake 80s anthem to help Haiti

Lady Gaga, Wyclef Jean, Jay-Z and dozens of other top music artists are rerecording the 1985 'We Are the World' hit single written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie in an effort to raise money to help Haiti after the Jan. 12 earthquake.
Controversy flourishes at Toronto film fest

Michael Moore's latest, along with a spotlight on films from Tel Aviv, brings out the protesters, while others swoon over Clooney.
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Cheney remarks are same old song and dance, White House says
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White House responds to Cheney critique of torture probe
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She's got game: Report says more girls are playing video games
DC in the spring: See the Capitol, skip the White House

May and June are some of the best months to see Washington.
The Vote
Too much Obama coverage? Some TV viewers have had enough!
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Stars, famous and not-so-famous, descend on DC for huge inaugural parties
Knox Elementary goes to Washington for the inauguration

Students from the all-black school in Selma, Ala., will get a chance to witness history – and wear their new winter parkas.
Where insects are always No. 1

For kids: At a museum in New Orleans, creepy-crawlies are the main attraction.
Marillion’s plan to make money by giving away its albums

After years of fighting music piracy, another band decides now to embrace it.
Keep the option of single-sex ed

We need more choice in education – not less.

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Bill Morse stands outside the Landmine Museum in Siem Reap, Cambodia, wearing the Army uniform of the pro-Western Lon Nol government (1970-75).

From the good life to digging up land mines in Cambodia

While living in Palm Springs, Calif., with retirement looming, Bill Morse chose to move to Cambodia to help activist Aki Ra rid the country of land mines that kill and maim.