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  • Prince Harry's First Official Visit to the U.S.

    Newsweek | Jun 1, 2009 10:45 AM

    by Elisa Mala

    Prince Harry ventured stateside for his first official solo visit to the U.S. this past weekend, and for a good cause -- he played polo Saturday to benefit the American Friends of Sentebale, a charity he helped found to assist AIDS orphans and impoverished children in southern Africa.
     
    "What we need is the opportunity to trade," said Prince Seeiso Bereng Seeiso of Lesotho, who also heads the charity. Acknowledging that handouts remedy problems in the short run, he said that in the long run, "it's not the best thing for Lesotho."

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  • Morning Mix: Eminem is Not a Bruno Fan

    Sarah Ball | Jun 1, 2009 08:16 AM
    • Eminem is Uncomfortable with Bruno Bottom.  Right as I was thinking that I was too old for last night's MTV Movie Awards, Sacha Baron Cohen flew in and saved the day -- by apparently deeply offending Eminem. Cohen was in character as Bruno, a gay Austrian television personality, and was suspended over the audience in a half-naked Cupid ensemble. Due to the deliberately erratic control of his puppeteers, he landed crotch-in-face of rapper Eminem, who stormed out in an angry, curse-filled tirade that preceded a quick cut to commercial.  Real or staged? [Rolling Stone]

    • "Up" Beats "Wall-E."  They're seeing eye-to-eye from a critical standpoint -- both received raves from the press -- but there was much buzz that Up's characters wouldn't sell the film as well as those in previous Pixar films.  But they have (Mr. Frederickson to the rescue) -- Up had the third-biggest opening weekend in Pixar history, behind The Incredibles and Finding Nemo.  The $68.2 million take was boosted from 3D premiums, which average $2 per ticket. [Variety]

    • Boyle = a Real Celebrity Now.  Susan Boyle is already in need of a celebrity-geared rehab center?  The star was reportedly admitted to a private clinic for rest and treatment of exhaustion after her surprise second-place finish on Britain's Got Talent.  Piers Morgan, talent judge for the show, said the hospitalization was "entirely voluntary." [People]

     


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