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Arts Headlines
- Golden Globes want side deal with WGA
- The sponsor of the Golden Globe Awards confirmed Wednesday that it is in talks with the Hollywood writers union in an attempt to allow a full production of the annual awards show.
- Potter star to tackle slain photojournalist biopic
- With the end of the Harry Potter film series in sight, young British actor Daniel Radcliffe is continuing to strike out with more adult performances, including winning a coveted upcoming role as a slain photojournalist.
- Free Oscar Peterson tribute concert set for Toronto
- A memorial concert celebrating the life of the late jazz great Oscar Peterson is being organized for next week in Toronto.
- Late-night hosts return to TV
- Late-night TV hosts returned to the air Wednesday after a two-month hiatus.
- Tom Wolfe changes publishers for new novel
- Tom Wolfe will change publishers with the release of his new novel, Back to Blood, a story of "class, family, wealth, race, crime, sex, corruption and ambition" set in Miami.
- France racing to save Lascaux cave paintings from fungus
- The French government is taking emergency action to rescue the celebrated cave paintings of the Lascaux caverns from a fungus that threatens to destroy the ancient works of art.
- Number of slain journalists up 244% over 5 years: watchdog
- The number of journalists killed in the field has skyrocketed by 244 per cent in the past five years, and more than half of the 86 reporters slain in 2007 fell in Iraq, according to an annual tally compiled by Reporters Without Borders.
- MC Hammer back with dance website
- Former rapper MC Hammer is taking on YouTube with plans for a new website dedicated to dance videos.
- Israel, France create exhibit of unclaimed Nazi-looted art
- The Israel Museum in Jerusalem plans an exhibit in February of more than 50 drawings and paintings stolen from France by the Germans during the Second World War and never reclaimed.
- Eddie Murphy weds in Pacific paradise
- Comedian Eddie Murphy married film producer Tracey Edmonds in a small ceremony on New Year's Day, according to a report from People magazine.