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AP - While followers of the Sunday morning political shows obsess about which host best represents the genre’s future, a man who’s proven an utter failure at setting retirement dates is making some noise.

AP - Like any great musician, Stanley Drucker has his timing down.

E! Online - She “Dreamed a Dream,” but unfortunately it wasn’t enough.

E! Online - How can mags get away with proclaiming Angie and Brad preggers and in love one week, breaking up the next, ready to adopt the week after? Are they really that volatile? Do mags just make s–t up?

E! Online - Forget summer blockbusters. This week some pretty major things are hitting the shelves and we’re curious to know what you’ll be spending the big bucks on—or maybe we’re being a little dramatic and you’ll only be throwing away about twenty bucks.

AP - She may not have won, but unlikely singing star Susan Boyle showed she could face the music.

AFP - Seven years after being catapulted to fame and fortune with her hit comedy “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”, Nia Vardalos makes a long-awaited return to the big screen this month with another film that takes the Canadian-born actress back to her ancestral roots.

E! Online - Belgium’s intrepid cub reporter will be breaking his first big-screen story in time for Christmas 2011. Paramount Pictures and Sony Pictures Entertainment have announced that Steven Spielberg’s big-budget gamble The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn will hit theaters Dec. 23, 2011.

AFP - Australia’s two-time Grand Slam finalist Mark Philippoussis has revealed his tennis fortune is gone, he faces a legal battle to keep his home and has suffered bouts of depression, reports said.

AP - She gave a final curtsey, a shimmy of her hips, and walked off stage, leaving the winners to perform an encore. But it’s unlikely that finishing second on “Britain’s Got Talent” Saturday night to a dance troupe called “Diversity” will be the end of Susan Boyle’s showbiz dream.