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      Frank Beatles interview unearthed
      A controversial and revealing archive interview with the late Beatle George Harrison could be snapped up by Martin Scorsese
      Frost to make West End debut
      Actress Sadie Frost is to appear on the West End - 23 years after her last stage appearance.
      Turner masterpiece goes on show
      A rare Turner masterpiece, expected to fetch up to $16m (£10.6m), goes on display in London.
      Turner masterpiece goes on show
      A rare Turner masterpiece, expected to fetch up to $16m (£10.6m), goes on display in London.
      Glitter appeals over travel order
      Gary Glitter is to appeal against a court order that requires him to notify police if he plans to travel abroad.
      Glitter appeals over travel order
      Gary Glitter is to appeal against a court order that requires him to notify police if he plans to travel abroad.
      Actress Miller wins damages
      Actress Sienna Miller accepts damages of £53,000 as settlement for her harassment claim against a picture agency.
      Actress Miller wins damages
      Actress Sienna Miller accepts damages of £53,000 as settlement for her harassment claim against a picture agency.
      Sky host Stelling joins Countdown
      Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling is to become the next host of Channel 4 quiz show Countdown.
      Sky host Stelling joins Countdown
      Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling is to become the next host of Channel 4 quiz show Countdown.
      'No justification' for Brand show
      Lewd calls to actor Andrew Sachs were a "deplorable intrusion with no editorial justification", the BBC Trust says.
      'No justification' for Brand show
      Lewd calls to actor Andrew Sachs were a "deplorable intrusion with no editorial justification", the BBC Trust says.
      In pictures
      Stars join Dubai hotel celebrations
      'I can make fire'
      Paterson Joseph picked up skills on the Survivors set
      Garner 'feared for family safety'
      Actress Jennifer Garner is granted a restraining order against a man she says has been harassing her for years.
      Stars back British music museum
      The Rolling Stones, Oasis and Amy Winehouse back a major new attraction charting the history of British pop.
      Stars back British music museum
      The Rolling Stones, Oasis and Amy Winehouse back a major new attraction charting the history of British pop.
      Madonna and Ritchie granted divorce
      Madonna and husband Guy Ritchie are granted a "quickie divorce" at the High Court in London.
      Hollywood talks over actor's row
      Studios and an actors' unions meet in Hollywood amid deadlocked talks over payment contracts.
      BBC local video scheme rejected
      The BBC Trust rejects controversial plans to launch a £68m network of local news websites with video content.
      Sutherland denies 24 helped Obama
      Kiefer Sutherland says 24's fictional black president didn't do anything to help Barack Obama win the US election.
      Sutherland denies 24 helped Obama
      Kiefer Sutherland says 24's fictional black president didn't do anything to help Barack Obama win the US election.
      What has Ashlee Simpson named her son? Clue: It's a NY suburb
      Pop singer Ashlee Simpson gives birth to a baby boy, People magazine reports.
      Jolie's press date
      Did any journalists dare ask about Jennifer Aniston?
      'All the monkeys'
      How Wikipedia pages inform Eddie Izzard's stand-up
      Madonna and Ritchie begin divorce
      Singer Madonna and her film director husband Guy Ritchie are to begin their divorce at the High Court in London on Friday, according to court lists.
      Anti-mafia film 'arrives early' in the town it depicts
      Pirate copies of the anti-mafia film Gomorra go on sale in the heartland of the Naples Camorra clan it depicts.
      Kraftwerk sample case overturned
      A German court overturns a decision to protect electronic band Kraftwerk's copyright on a 1977 track sampled by a producer 20 years later.
      Bon Jovi to headline Live Earth
      Pink Floyd's Roger Waters and Bon Jovi are among the stars announced for this year's Live Earth concert, to be held in India.
      Jackson to appear at High Court
      Michael Jackson is to give evidence at London's High Court to counter allegations that he breached a contract with an Arab sheikh.
      Eddie Izzard plans Riches movie
      Stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard says he is making a film version of his cancelled US TV show, The Riches.
      Danger girls
      A look back at the real-life Tomb Raider heroines
      Danger girls
      A look back at the real-life Tomb Raider heroines
      Postlethwaite: We misjudged Lear
      Actor Pete Postlethwaite says bad reviews for a new production of King Lear were justified, but claims the show has been changed.
      Postlethwaite: We misjudged Lear
      Actor Pete Postlethwaite says bad reviews for a new production of King Lear were justified, but claims the show has been changed.
      Canada high
      Nickelback talk about their latest album
      Canada high
      Nickelback talk about their latest album
      Web debut for Guns N' Roses album
      Guns N' Roses have launched their new album on MySpace, days ahead of its release in shops.
      Web debut for Guns N' Roses album
      Guns N' Roses have launched their new album on MySpace, days ahead of its release in shops.
      Sky's Crosby to join GMTV's team
      Sky News presenter Emma Crosby is to replace Fiona Phillips on GMTV's sofa early in the new year.
      Top of the Pops back at Christmas
      Top of the Pops is to return to the BBC at Christmas, despite earlier promises it would stay off the airwaves.
      Strictly stars support Sergeant
      Stars of Strictly Come Dancing give their backing to ex-political journalist John Sergeant after he pulls out of the contest.
      European online library launches
      The British Library is among more than 1,000 cultural groups contributing to a European online library.
      Sergeant quits Strictly contest
      John Sergeant has pulled out of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing because winning would have been "a joke too far", he says.
      Sir Paul gears up for The Fireman
      Ahead of the release of Electric Arguments under the alias of The Fireman, Sir Paul McCartney talks about his latest offering with cohort Youth
      India 'film villain' Nambiar dies
      Veteran Indian film star MN Nambiar dies at home after a brief illness aged 89.
      Foo Fighters to play Grammy gig
      Foo Fighters, John Mayer and BB King are lined up to perform at the first Grammy Nominations Concert.
      Director hosts Terminator preview
      The director of the new Terminator Salvation film promises the movie will "reinvigorate" the sci-fi series.
      Main BBC channels go live on net
      Shows like EastEnders and Heroes will be shown online at the same time as they are broadcast on TV from next week.
      Rapper P Diddy to take CSI role
      Rap star Sean "Diddy" Combs is to play a prosecutor in the Miami edition of hit US crime show CSI.
      £10m boost for Titian masterpiece
      The campaign to keep Titian's masterpiece Diana and Actaeon on public display is given a £10m boost by the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF).
      Mills complains to press watchdog
      Heather Mills contacts the Press Complaints Commission about inaccurate reporting in three national newspapers.
      Back into time
      Newly-released documents reveal Dr Who's origins
      Controversial UN artwork unveiled
      A ceiling painting worth £15m is unveiled at the United Nations in Geneva amid controversy over how it was paid for.
      Suge Knight charged with assault
      Rap music mogul Marion "Suge" Knight is charged with assault and drug possession in Las Vegas.
      Oscar countdown
      With three months to go, who are the frontrunners?
      Treasure hunters boost gold finds
      An increase in the the popularity of metal detectors helped boost the number of treasure finds last year.
      Male writers dominate Costa award
      Male writers dominate this year's shortlist for the novel prize at this year's Costa Book of the Awards.
      Jackson 'too sick' for court case
      Michael Jackson could be made to attend the High Court in London, despite his doctor saying he is unfit to travel.
      Is he having a laugh? Or is Ricky Gervais bringing back Extras?
      Comedian Ricky Gervais admits he is planning a one-hour special of his hit TV comedy Extras.
      BBC bosses face grilling by MPs
      BBC bosses face fierce questioning from MPs over Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross's crude phone calls.
      Mickey makes 80
      Why is the octogenarian mouse so popular?
      Bond is UK top gun for third week
      Bond film Quantum of Solace is still the UK's top movie, making five times more than its closest competition last weekend.
      In pictures
      Vampire fans turn out for Twilight
      Australia debuts in rainy Sydney
      Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman attend the premiere of their period epic Australia in a rain-soaked Sydney.
      Springsteen album due in January
      Rock icon Bruce Springsteen announces plans to release a new album in January.
      Drug driving charge for Locklear
      Heather Locklear is charged with driving under the influence of prescription medication in California.
      Jolie's tears for her late mother
      Angelina Jolie fights back tears as she pays tribute to her late mother at a London press conference.
      Queen spends night with Amateurs
      The Queen and Prince Philip attend the Royal Film Performance in London of British comedy A Bunch of Amateurs.
      Prince sued over perfume contract
      A perfume company sues Prince for $100,000 (£66,510) over claims he failed to honour a contract.
      End of road for LCD Soundsystem
      LCD Soundsystem's guitarist and percussionist says the band is on the permanent back burner.
      Squeezed out
      How piracy is affecting British Asian music
      'Good friends'
      Leonardo DiCaprio on reuniting with Kate Winslet
      Local hero
      Director Bill Forsyth returns to Pennan after 25 years
      Sculpture safety row settled
      The team behind Manchester's troubled B of the Bang sculpture pays the city council £1.7m in an out-of-court settlement.
      Sheikh 'planned Jackson revival'
      The King of Bahrain's son planned to revive Michael Jackson's career with songs he had written himself, the High Court hears.
      In pictures
      Stars bid farewell to MTV's TRL music show
      Latest Gromit misses out on Oscar
      Animated heroes Wallace and Gromit's latest adventure will have to wait until 2010 to be eligible for an Oscar.
      Zero-G artwork sells for £223,000
      An artwork by British artist Nasser Azam which was completed in zero gravity sells at a New York auction for $332,500 (£223,000).
      The face of Oz
      Australia's high hopes for Baz Luhrmann epic
      Under pressure
      Kanye West on a tough 12 months
      Margulies turns down ER comeback
      Actress Julianne Margulies reveals she turned down the chance to appear in the final season of US hospital drama ER.
      Noddy returning for 60th birthday
      A new Noddy book is to be written by Enid Blyton's granddaughter to mark the character's 60th birthday.
      Variety Club honours actor Caine
      Sir Michael Caine is honoured for his outstanding contribution to showbusiness at the Variety Club Awards.
      Write now
      Tom Jones turns his hand to songwriting
      Bond record set at US box office
      Quantum of Solace sets a record opening for a Bond film at the North American box office, taking more than $70m.
      The 'wild' 14-minute Beatles track Sir Paul wants fans to hear
      Sir Paul McCartney confirms a 14-minute long Beatles track many thought was a myth does exist - and says he wants the public to hear it.
      Il Divo's Promise soars to No 1
      Operatic quartet Il Divo beat Stereophonics to claim this week's number one album with The Promise.
      On The Buses' Varney dies at 92
      Comedy actor Reg Varney, best known for ITV's On The Buses, dies aged 92 in a nursing home in Devon after a short illness.
      Rapper West criticises paparazzi
      Rap star Kanye West criticises paparazzi photographers following his brief arrest after an incident in Newcastle.
      Man stabbed at music awards show
      One man is stabbed and two others are injured during a music awards ceremony in London.
      Madonna backs Malawi school drive
      Madonna urges her fans to donate to a charity supporting schools for girls in Malawi.
      Madonna backs Malawi school drive
      Madonna urges fans to donate to a charity supporting schools for girls in Malawi, the home country of her adopted son.
      Roses return
      After 17 years away, can Guns N' Roses cut it?
      Actress to become UN peace envoy
      Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron is made a UN messenger of peace, with a focus on ending violence against women.
      Rapper West arrested after 'row'
      Rapper Kanye West was briefly arrested after an incident at a Newcastle nightclub, police confirm.
      Artist's London giveaway begins
      Teams of helpers have begun leaving 1,000 works by urban artist Adam Neate around London for people to pick up.
      Watch this
      Director Zack Snyder on new film Watchmen
      Bachchan back in front of cameras
      Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan, who was treated at a Mumbai hospital last month after suffering abdominal pains, returns to work.
      O'Neal drug court case postponed
      Actor Ryan O'Neal and his son, Redmond, will not have to enter drug charge pleas until January.
      Public memorial for singer Makeba
      A memorial service for South African singer Miriam Makeba, who died last weekend, is to be held in Johannesburg.
      New Year's Eve gig for Sir Elton
      Sir Elton John will perform a New Year's Eve concert at London's O2 arena, to be produced by photographer David LaChapelle.
      Royal Variety show for Lion King
      The Lion King cast will mark the show's 10th year in London by appearing at the Royal Variety Performance.
      Seconds out
      Kate Nash works on second album
      Juanes scoops five Latin Grammys
      Colombian rock singer Juanes walks away with five prizes at the ninth annual Latin Grammy awards in Houston.
      Dark hero
      Actor Wahlberg brings a cult game to the big screen
      In pictures
      Stars out for New York's Black Ball
      Jackson gives up Neverland Ranch
      Pop star Michael Jackson loses ownership of his Neverland ranch in California, the fantasy home he bought in 1987.
      Old habits die hard - Whoopi brings nuns to London stage
      Whoopi Goldberg announces she will produce a London stage version of her 1992 hit movie Sister Act.
      Billy musical opens on Broadway
      Sir Elton John attends the premiere of the Broadway production of his musical version of hit film Billy Elliot.
      S Club star hurt in club attack
      Former S-Club 7 singer Jo O'Meara suffers a gash to the head after a glass is thrown in a club.
      Artists join Secret Postcard sale
      Artists Tracey Emin, Anish Kapoor and Yoko Ono contribute to this year's Secret Postcard sale at the Royal College of Art.
      Suspended Ross up for comedy gong
      Jonathan Ross, who is currently suspended from his BBC shows, is nominated for a British Comedy Award, for best comedy show.
      Indian soap operas hit by strike
      An indefinite strike by thousands of workers in India's thriving TV entertainment industry disrupts the broadcast of popular soaps.
      Bullock stalker gets probation
      A Sandra Bullock fan is given three years' probation after pleading guilty to stalking the actress.
      Gervais to star in Sesame Street
      Comedian Ricky Gervais has been asked to appear on children's TV show Sesame Street, he reveals.
      Flaming festive
      The Flaming Lips make a Christmas movie - on Mars
      Flaming festive
      The Flaming Lips make a Christmas movie - on Mars
      Hollyoaks band to release single
      Characters from the Channel 4 series Hollyoaks are set to release a single.
      Metallica star sells £13m artwork
      A painting of a boxer by Jean-Michel Basquiat - owned by Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich - is sold at auction for $13.5m (£9.12m).
      James Bond's Lotus up for auction
      James Bond's Lotus from The Spy Who Loved Me is to go under the hammer at a London auction next month.
      Obituary
      Ground-breaking British drummer Mitch Mitchell
      'Pop tart'
      Adele admits struggle to write second album
      Chesney wins fourth country award
      Singer Kenny Chesney wins entertainer of the year for a fourth time at the Country Music Association Awards (CMA).
      West End lens
      Reg Wilson's iconic theatrical photos on show
      Midnight movie
      Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children gets film treatment
      Abdul 'shocked' over death of fan
      American Idol judge Paula Abdul is "shocked and saddened" after a female fan was found dead near the singer's home.
      Just how old is that Monty Python joke about the Dead Parrot?
      An ancestor of Monty Python's famous dead parrot comedy sketch is found in a joke book, dating back to 4th Century Greece.
      Swinton to head Berlin film jury
      Actress Tilda Swinton will head the international jury of the 2009 Berlin Film Festival, organisers announce.
      Hendrix's drummer Mitchell dies
      Mitch Mitchell, the British drummer in the Jimi Hendrix Experience, is found dead in his US hotel room, authorities say.
      Sunset to make West End comeback
      A small-scale production of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Sunset Boulevard will open in London next month.
      DJ Moyles to present quiz show
      Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles is to host a topical entertainment quiz for Channel 4 - his first own show in six years.
      V&A 'on course' to open new wing
      The Victoria & Albert museum will open its £30m Medieval and Renaissance galleries as planned next year, its director announces.
      No C4 curbs on Oliver's language
      Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver will not be asked to cut down his swearing in his latest series, Channel 4 says.
      'Newly found' Caravaggios on show
      Two newly discovered paintings by Italian artist Caravaggio go on display in Scotland for the first time.
      Aretha is named greatest singer
      Soul diva Aretha Franklin is named the greatest singer of the rock era in a Rolling Stone magazine poll.
      First gay couple in boyband video
      Boyzone are the first boyband to feature a gay couple, in the video for their new single Better.
      Hollywood quiz
      Know Ava from Joan? Test your movie idol wisdom
      Swift gets gong at country awards
      Singer Taylor Swift wins song of the year at the BMI Country Awards in Nashville, Tennessee.
      Swift gets gong at country awards
      Singer Taylor Swift wins song of the year at the BMI Country Awards in Nashville, Tennessee.
      Aniston: Jolie was 'out of line'
      Actress Jennifer Aniston says Angelina Jolie was "inappropriate" in the way she revealed details of her romance with Brad Pitt.
      Aniston: Jolie was 'out of line'
      Actress Jennifer Aniston says Angelina Jolie was "inappropriate" in the way she revealed details of her romance with Brad Pitt.
      Wall-E on animated Oscar longlist
      Pixar hit Wall-E is one of 14 titles in contention for next year's Academy Award for best animated feature.
      Wall-E on animated Oscar longlist
      Pixar hit Wall-E is one of 14 titles in contention for next year's Academy Award for best animated feature.
      In pictures
      Sisley's paintings of Britain at the National Gallery
      In pictures
      Sisley's paintings of Britain at the National Gallery
      'Worst of friends'
      Il Divo reveal their unlikely key to success
      'Worst of friends'
      Il Divo reveal their unlikely key to success
      De Niro attends US Bond premiere
      Actor Robert De Niro joins Daniel Craig on the red carpet as Bond film Quantum of Solace has its US premiere in New York.
      De Niro attends US Bond premiere
      Actor Robert De Niro joins Daniel Craig on the red carpet as Bond film Quantum of Solace has its US premiere in New York.
      Luhrmann's Australia 'unfinished'
      Director Baz Luhrmann says he has yet to finish his $130m (£84.2m) film Australia, which gets its world premiere next week.
      Luhrmann's Australia 'unfinished'
      Director Baz Luhrmann says he has yet to finish his $130m (£84.2m) film Australia, which gets its world premiere next week.
      In Pictures
      The ten celebrities braving the Australian jungle
      In Pictures
      The ten celebrities braving the Australian jungle
      Navratilova leads jungle line-up
      Ex-tennis star Martina Navratilova and George Takei - Star Trek's Mr Sulu - are among contestants in this year's I'm A Celebrity.
      Navratilova leads jungle line-up
      Ex-tennis star Martina Navratilova and George Takei - Star Trek's Mr Sulu - are among contestants in this year's I'm A Celebrity.
      Theatre in a jam after Paul Weller lights up on stage
      Paul Weller, ex-frontman for the Jam, lights a cigarette on stage in Essex earning the theatre a council warning.
      Theatre in a jam after Paul Weller lights up on stage
      Paul Weller, ex-frontman for the Jam, lights a cigarette on stage in Essex earning the theatre a council warning.
      'My big head'
      Little Richard on ego, music and racism
      Eleanor Rigby signature auctioned
      The signature of Eleanor Rigby, who inspired the Beatles' hit song, is to be auctioned for charity.
      First Trek film footage unveiled
      Lost creator JJ Abrams unveils clips from the latest Star Trek movie, which introduces a young Captain Kirk.
      Kaisers' Peanut has appendix op
      The band's keyboard player is resting in Brazil after having his appendix out in Sao Paolo last week.
      Comedy honour for George Carlin
      US comedian George Carlin is posthumously honoured with a top comedy award at a ceremony in Washington.
      Why has N'Sync star Lance Bass been shrinking?
      N'Sync star Lance Bass says he is two inches shorter since returning from Russian cosmonaut training in 2002.
      Potter rabbit painting to be sold
      A Beatrix Potter painting of a rabbit who never featured in her published books will be auctioned in London later.
      Guns N' Roses plan 'rock party'
      Veteran rockers promise the winner of their YouTube competition will get to hear Chinese Democracy before anyone else at their own 'ultimate rock party'.
      BBC host replaced in 'racism' row
      BBC Radio Bristol replaces a presenter over "unacceptable" comments made during an off-air telephone call.
      Obama girls may join Montana show
      President-elect Barack Obama's two daughters are invited to appear on TV show Hannah Montana.
      Beyond a joke?
      What will comedians say about Obama?
      Spears' child is out of hospital
      Britney Spears' son is discharged from hospital after being treated for a reaction to something he ate, the singer reveals.
      Walsh stands by X Factor eviction
      X Factor judge Louis Walsh defends his decision to vote off Laura White in the face of protests.
      Dark Knight leads Choice awards
      Batman film The Dark Knight leads the 35th annual People's Choice Awards after landing seven nominations.
      Smith and son to make Karate Kid
      The son of Will Smith will star in a remake of The Karate Kid, according to reports.
      Oasis and me
      Ryan Adams on his favourite band
      Family first
      Singer Seal on protecting his family from the paparazzi
      Full-length MGM films on YouTube
      YouTube, the largest video-sharing website, will show full films and TV shows from the archives of the MGM studio.
      Artist to give away 1,000 works
      Urban artist Adam Neate is to give away 1,000 of his works by leaving them around the streets of London on Friday night.
      Artist to give away 1,000 works
      Urban artist Adam Neate is to give away 1,000 of his works by leaving them around the streets of London on Friday night.
      'Indecent' Jesus action stopped
      An art gallery will not face any legal action over claims it displayed an indecent statue of Jesus Christ.
      Afghan writer wins French prize
      Afghan-born writer Atiq Rahimi wins the Prix Goncourt - France's top literary award - for his novel Syngue Sabour, or Stone of Patience.
      Lewd calls were 'serious lapse'
      Russell Brand's prank calls were a "serious lapse of broadcasting standards", says Culture Secretary Andy Burnham.
      Lewd calls were 'serious lapse'
      Russell Brand's prank calls were a "serious lapse of broadcasting standards", says Culture Secretary Andy Burnham.
      Papers to pay damages to Miller
      Actress Sienna Miller is awarded £35,000 in damages from two tabloid newspapers over claims they breached her privacy.
      Papers to pay damages to Miller
      Actress Sienna Miller is awarded £35,000 in damages from two tabloid newspapers over claims they breached her privacy.
      Fans angry over X Factor results
      X Factor fans express anger at Laura White's exit from the ITV1 talent show, and her fate is discussed in Parliament.
      Fans angry over X Factor results
      X Factor fans express anger at Laura White's exit from the ITV1 talent show, and her fate is discussed in Parliament.
      Mandela mourns icon Miriam Makeba
      Former South African President Nelson Mandela pays tribute to singing legend Miriam Makeba, who has died aged 76.
      Mandela mourns icon Miriam Makeba
      Former South African President Nelson Mandela pays tribute to singing legend Miriam Makeba, who has died aged 76.
      Obituary
      South African singing legend Miriam Makeba
      Obituary
      South African singing legend Miriam Makeba
      Kidman 'to star as transsexual'
      Actress Nicole Kidman is to play a transsexual artist in film The Danish Girl, it is reported.
      Kidman 'to star as transsexual'
      Actress Nicole Kidman is to play a transsexual artist in film The Danish Girl, it is reported.
      Strictly 'world's most watched'
      Strictly Come Dancing is the most watched television programme in the world after being sold to 38 countries, a report says.
      Emin delivers art petition to PM
      Tracey Emin delivers an artists' petition to Downing Street in a bid to keep two Titian paintings in the UK.
      Emin delivers art petition to PM
      Tracey Emin delivers an artists' petition to Downing Street in a bid to keep two Titian paintings in the UK.
      Ultravox announce UK tour plans
      1980s Electro pop band Ultravox are to reform for a UK tour next year, it has been announced.
      Ultravox announce UK tour plans
      1980s Electro pop band Ultravox are to reform for a UK tour next year, it has been announced.
      Glitter hit axed from music GCSE
      An exam board has removed a Gary Glitter song from a music GCSE syllabus following complaints.
      Glitter hit axed from music GCSE
      An exam board has removed a Gary Glitter song from a music GCSE syllabus following complaints.
      New York Tin Pan Alley 'at risk'
      New York's Tin Pan Alley, the birthplace of many iconic American songs, is under threat, conservationists warn.
      Who has secured the services of Rolf and his wobble board?
      Rolf Harris records his legendary wobble board on the soundtrack of a new Hollywood film.
      Who has secured the services of Rolf and his wobble board?
      Rolf Harris records his legendary wobble board on the soundtrack of a new Hollywood film.
      Barons reunited
      The stars of Dallas celebrate its 30th anniversary
      Judge orders Prince to pay editor
      Prince is ordered to pay nearly $58,000 (£37,000) to a man who claims the star failed to pay him for editing work.