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From fan to teacher: Ballas pairs with Hart on ‘Dancing’

WESTPORT, Conn. — When he was younger, “Dancing with the Stars” pro Mark Ballas says it was a


Despite a hilarious Affleck, ‘Extract’ belongs to Bateman

Mike Judge finds humor in the lone, sane person swimming against a tide of idiots. That formula


‘EXTRACT’

‘EXTRACT’ Grade: C Director: Mike Judge Running time: 1 hour 31 minutes Rating: R for


HBO to premiere emotional ‘Last Truck’

A new documentary about the closing of a General Motors assembly plant in Ohio will premiere this


Howard and Point 5 return to downtown

YOUNGSTOWN — Howard and the Point 5 Band plays gigs almost every night of the week, but it’s been a


Madonna earns praise for defending Gypsies

Madonna earns praise for defending Gypsies BUCHAREST, Romania — Romania’s self-styled King of the


‘THE HURT LOCKER’

‘THE HURT LOCKER’ Grade: A Director: Kathryn Bigelow Running time: 2 hours 10 minutes


Kate Blanchett suffers head wound on stage

SYDNEY (AP) — Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett suffered a bleeding head wound when she was hit


Jackson’s estate will pay for funeral

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson’s estate will pay what are being called “extraordinary” expenses


Gibson to retire as ABC anchor

NEW YORK (AP) — Charles Gibson is retiring at the end of the year and Diane Sawyer will replace him


Levert II singer preps for homecoming

When Roosevelt “Blaq Rose” Griffin, Jr. was 16 years old in 1990, his R&B/hip-hop act had an


10 new shows worth watching

NEW YORK (AP) — In sizing up the new series on tap for fall, it’s worth remembering that a new show


A look backward for fall network television lineup

Jay Leno and 'The Good Wife' grab early attention. What can you say about a fall TV season


Trans-Siberian Orchestra to return to Covelli

YOUNGSTOWN — Trans-Siberian Orchestra will return to Covelli Centre Nov. 1 for two performances: 3


‘Hurt Locker’ is Iraq war’s first quality film

Kathryn Bigelow, a director who made her mark on adrenaline-junkie fare such as “Point Break,” finds