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Hospitality tickets for the 2012 Olympics in London – which include food and drink as well as a seat – are set to become among the most expensive in sporting history.
According to Britain’s The Mail on Sunday newspaper, 2012 Olympics hospitality tickets for many Games events will cost £4,500 per person.
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After spending seven years as the governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger has decided to return to his old job: acting.
Schwarzenegger used social network site Twitter to announce that he’s ready to start considering film roles again.
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Country trio Lady Antebellum led the winner’s pack at this year’s Grammy Awards, winning a total of five awards, including song of the year and record of the year for their hit Need You Now, at Sunday night’s awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
In what was a night full of surprises, rapper Eminem, who had the most Grammy nominations leading into the biggest night on the music calendar, walked away with just two awards from 10 nominations.
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The King’s Speech dominated this year’s BAFTA Awards, reeling in a total of seven awards, including best actor for Golden Globe winner Colin Firth.
Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush also picked up awards for their performances in the Oscar-nominated film – for best supporting actress and best supporting actor respectively.
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Unfortunately, it seems like a regular occurrence to wake up and find out that your favorite celebrity couple of the week is getting divorced.
Brad and Jen, Sandra and Jesse, Beavis and Butthead (ok not true, we’re just checking to see if you’re paying attention) the list can go on and on if you really think about it. But it seems like the most expensive divorces happen when one person is famous and the other is not – come check out the most expensive celebrity divorces on record so far.
Here’s our list of highlights, ‘least’ expensive first…
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In what seems to be a never-ending story of off-screen dramas for US actress Lindsay Lohan, she has now pleaded not guilty to a felony count of stealing a necklace from a jewellery store in California.
Prosecutors said she stole the necklace, worth more than $2,500, last month soon after she was released from court-ordered rehab.
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From diamond earrings, an iPad and a brand new car, Oprah Winfrey succeeded for the last time at sending unexpecting audience members into hysterics.
The luxurious goodiebag is a part of Oprah’s Ultimate Favorite Things giveaway, in which audience members are spoilt with lavish gifts of all kinds.
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We recently profiled the highest paid ACTORS in Hollywood, but did you really think we were going to stop there?
While they have not made quite the same level of money as their male counterparts, actresses have made incredible gains over the years and the future looks bright for all established and aspiring stars. When you are ready to hire them for your award winning film, this is how much money you should set aside (and no, this kind of money won’t fit in your freezer or under your mattress).
So without further delay, here’s the list of highest paid actresses in 2010!
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Simon Cowell is back. The controversial judge with the acid tongue confirmed on Monday that he will be returning to our television screens as a judge on the upcoming US version of the X Factor.
The talent show, which is due to start on the US Fox network in Northern autumn of 2011, will be offering a history-making $5 million prize to the eventual winner.
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The Harry Potter film franchise will receive an award for outstanding British contribution to cinema at this year’s BAFTA Awards.
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) said in a statement: “The Harry Potter films have not only created stars in front of the camera, but have also highlighted the expertise within the British craft and technical industries, supporting a vast array of jobs throughout production.”
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