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Amy Winehouse wins big at Grammy Awards

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 09:41:59 -0400

Hello, I’m Rebecca Field with today's UPI entertainment update on this Monday, February, 11, 2008. Amy Winehouse is celebrating big wins following last night's Grammy awards. Despite the singer's recent personal troubles, she grabbed five trophies including best new artist and album of the year. Visa troubles kept Winehouse in London during the ceremony but she was still the star of the show...delivering an emotional acceptance speech and performing big hits like Rehab. Meanwhile, the singer herself has been spending time in rehab where her rep says she is making lots of progress. Other big winners from last night include Kanye West...he snagged four awards including best rap album and best rap song. Herbie Hancock was the unexpected winner...he grabbed album of the year for his tribute to Joni Mitchell River: The Joni Letters. There were also several memorable performances...Alicia Keys sang a duet alongside a virtual image of Frank Sinatra. And Beyonce teamed up with Tina Turner singing Proud Mary together. Heather Mills and Paul McCartney are trying to finalize their rocky divorce. The two appeared in court today to agree on the terms of the settlement almost two years after announcing their separation. Mills is reportedly looking for a deal around 100 million dollars. The pair will apparently be meeting for the next five days to come up with an arrangement. Mills and the former Beatle married in 2002 and have a four year old daughter Beatrice together. Hollywood writers and producers are finally making peace. Producers have reportedly agreed to give striking writers some of the money made from internet profits. The writer's guild of America will apparently now hold a vote tomorrow to end the strike. That means writers would be able to get back to work as early as Tuesday night in preparation for the upcoming Oscar Awards. The WGA has been striking for more than 3 months now, leaving TV viewers with mostly re-runs. Meanwhile the WGA honored the years...

Sir Paul McCartney And Heather Mills Arrive In Court

Wed, 14 Jan 2009 18:20:07 -0500

Heather Mills is rumoured to be demanding £50m from her estranged husband Sir Paul McCartney

McCartney Mills Divorce Case Underway

Wed, 14 Jan 2009 18:20:03 -0500

Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills are back in court ironing out the details of their divorce

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Sir Paul McCartney a Jedward fan

Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:35:48 -0500

Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney reveals he loves John and Edward, plus Janet Jackson and Lady Gaga confirmed for X Factor performances.

Heather’s Very Pleased With Payout

Wed, 14 Jan 2009 18:21:19 -0500

Heather Mills reacts to divorce payout

Top Picks : McCartney in Halifax : CTV Atlantic: Jill Matthews with concert details

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 05:52:26 -0400

Sir Paul McCartney has arrived in town for the biggest concert to ever hit Halifax. Today all the final pieces are falling into place including the finishing touches on the concert site.

Colombia: Stories That Kill

Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:22:44 -0500

(Latin Pulse: July 2, 2009) Plagued by violence, drug trafficking, and corruption, Colombia is one of the world’s most dangerous places to be a journalist. We look at what kind of speech is being silenced, by whom, and how. Today, independent journalists working up against the boundaries of free speech share with us their struggle to tell the stories of the country's bloody reality, a task they feel is key to creating more peaceful Colombia. Join us as our team, supported by Mark Schapiro of the Center for Investigative Reporting, speaks with award-winning journalist Hollman Morris, who explains why the secret police monitor his activities and the president calls him a terrorist. He and others like him work to expose the reasons and effects of Colombias conflicts. They speak out despite the risk to their lives to give voice to the victims of war, the indigenous, and the opposition, working to achieve peace.FEATURED PARTNERSCenter for Investigative Reporting http://www.centerforinvestigativereporting.org/Contraviahttp://www.contravia.tvMorris Productionshttp://www.morrisproducciones.comHOLLMAN MORRIS - BIOMorris has spent most of his career covering Colombia's internal armed conflict, with a particular focus on human rights issues. He has done this in a variety of settings: through local and national radio, television, newspapers, as a documentary filmmaker, and independent writer.In his coverage of the conflict Morris has been fiercely committed to uncovering the truth about atrocities committed by both sets of illegal armed groups in the country: right-wing paramilitaries and left-wing guerrillas. Morris has not shied away from covering abuses committed by government authorities such as the police or military. ...