BERLIN (AP) — Berlin loves Beyonce.
Some of this year's holiday releases seem like deja vu all over again, either because of the talent involved or themes that evoke the ghosts of crowd-pleasers past. If you're seeking an upcoming flick that's right up your alley, try some comparison shopping. For example, if you liked the post-apocalyptic power of the '80s TV classic The Day After, you might love The Road, based on Cormac McCarthy's hauntingly bleak Pulitzer-winning novel and starring Viggo Mortensen. So let's play along ... -- By Julie Hinds, Detroit Free Press -- Photo gallery by Melina I. De Rose, Sun Sentinel
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The first interview with Rihanna about Chris Brown's assault on her is airing this week on ABC.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Michael Jackson's This Is It" danced to the head of the box office, debuting with $23.2 million domestically in its first weekend.
