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  • "Dr Seuss' Horton" scores big at N American box office
    •  (17/3 09:55)
  • Brad Pitt, Bill Clinton break ground for construction site
    •  (17/3 09:52)
  • Rio will hold "off-season" carnival in July
    •  (14/3 17:32)
  • Jennifer Aniston, Owen Wilson spark rumours of romance
    •  (14/3 10:16)
  • Ex-stripper axed, "American Idol" down to 11
    •  (14/3 09:35)
  • Mariah Carey to replace Janet Jackson on "SNL"
    •  (14/3 09:34)
  • Norton preparing film on Obama campaign
    •  (14/3 09:32)
  • Vintage car rally to arrive in Phnom Penh
    •  (13/3 16:56)
  • Brazilian senate approves creation of state TV broadcaster
    •  (13/3 16:55)
  • Bjork incident won't change China's attitude toward foreign artists: cultural official
    •  (13/3 16:55)
  • Are the Beckhams headed back across the pond?
    •  (13/3 09:58)
  • Matt Damon finds Brad Pitt to be a great dad
    •  (13/3 09:57)
  • Britney back -- bodysuit-wearing superheroine!
    •  (13/3 09:56)
  • Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week
    •  (13/3 09:54)
  • Jodie Foster stalker arrested after bomb threats
    •  (12/3 10:34)
  • "Gilligan's Island" actress sentenced to 6-month probation
    •  (12/3 10:32)
  • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducts Madonna, Cohen
    •  (12/3 10:31)
  • Sixth Japan Fashion Week in Tokyo
    •  (12/3 10:28)
  • Welsh singer Duffy tops single, album charts
    •  (11/3 10:03)
  • Jet Li alters script to suit western viewers
    •  (11/3 10:00)
  • Cast members promote "Death Defying Acts"
    •  (11/3 09:57)
  • Lawyer: "Ms. Spears is not an open checkbook"
    •  (11/3 09:48)
  • Vietnamese musician applies for private airline establishment
    •  (10/3 17:08)
  • Heath Ledger's will does not include daughter, ex-lover
    •  (10/3 09:50)
  • Emotional Jackie Chan buries father in Australia
    •  (10/3 09:49)
  • "10,000 B.C." rules weekend box office in N America
    •  (10/3 09:45)
  • Miss Philippines beauty queens crowned
    •  (10/3 09:43)
  • Rene Liu holds solo concert in Beijing
    •  (9/3 12:08)
  • China reiterates criteria for movie censorship
    •  (9/3 12:07)
  • New Whitney Houston album set for holiday release
    •  (8/3 12:03)
  • Jackie Chen's father laid buried in Canberra
    •  (8/3 12:01)
  • Timberlake develops Peruvian comedy for NBC
    •  (8/3 12:00)
  • Angelina Jolie won't hurt Jen Aniston's feelings
    •  (8/3 11:58)
  • Cairo International Film Festival for Children opens
    •  (7/3 17:07)
  • Chinese label exploits Korean market for signed artistes
    •  (7/3 10:03)
  • Dutch broadcasters unwilling to air controversial Koran film
    •  (7/3 10:01)
  • Katie Holmes clowns around in stunning new look
    •  (7/3 10:00)
  • Kate Moss loses Best-Dressed crown to Agyness Deyn
    •  (7/3 09:59)
  • China invests 236 mln yuan in protecting intangible cultural heritage
    •  (6/3 16:49)
  • Annual French film festival to be held in China
    •  (6/3 09:48)
     
     
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    Country star Taylor Swift began a third non-consecutive week at No. 1 on the US pop album chart Wednesday, trumping big debuts from Keyshia Cole and Jamie Foxx, which opened at Nos. 2 and 3, respectively.- Xinhua/Reuters