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The Golden Globe Awards will be announced at 7 p.m. Sunday on NBC.
His show is in trouble, but Seth Gabel is thinking about the stars. Gabel plays Jeremy Darling on “Dirty Sexy Money,” which has not been canceled yet, but production has been stopped. So Gabel can turn his attention back to his hobby, astronomy, which began with the Mars Pathfinder mission in 1997.
For Kate DiCamillo, the easy part about writing children’s books is coming up with the names of the characters.
Here's the buzz on KC's best watering holes from packed pubs to underground dives: hundreds of bar listings, cool bartender profiles and dedicated regulars' tips.

Patrick Swayze says his yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer put him "through hell" while he pushed ahead on his new TV series. "I've never been one to run from a challenge," Swayze tells ABC's Barbara Walters in an exclusive interview.
Clint Eastwood directs and stars in "Gran Torino," about a man who doesn't like his new neighbors, and Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson battle over their weddings. Also opening are "Not Easily Broken: and "The Unborn."
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“24” premiere, Bennifer, Dakota
Congress convenes, scary T-Rex
Kauffman Stadium renovations
Alaska cold spell, Shiites mark Ashoura
While much of America dealt with a War of the Worlds scenario between Time Warner and Viacom on New Year’s Eve, other cable systems actually were dropping channels.
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Movies may be just entertainment. But the film “Milk” has taken on another role — that of a rallying point for gays and lesbians dismayed by California voters’ rejection in November of gay marriage.
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Here we are, staring down the barrel of a brand new year. This is the time when people take stock and think about all the things they hope to see in the coming months. Theater critics do that, too. And in the first few days of 2009 I find myself indulging fantasies about the kinds of things I’d really like to see on stage, if not in the next calendar year, then someday. And if not here, then somewhere.
Previous ColumnsTough times call for tender meat. The secret to turning a bargain cut into melt-in-your-mouth delicious?
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