Bill Clinton appears in virtual-reality movie on Africa
NEW YORK (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton is taking viewers to East Africa through virtual reality.
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Emporio Armani aspires to subtle, transparent grace
MILAN (AP) — Light and transparent fabrics — from organza to lace to netting — dominated the shows Friday at Milan Fashion Week.
Pope Francis to release album called 'Wake Up!' on Nov. 27
NEW YORK (AP) — Pope Francis is becoming Pop Star Francis: The religious leader is set to release a pop-rock album.
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Dancers become divers for full underwater performance
SOUNION, Greece (AP) — Few forms of attire less evoke the grace and beauty of dance than scuba gear. With their heavy tanks of compressed air, hoses, gauges, wetsuits, fins and masks, divers seem more like astronauts than ballerinas.
Sam Smith's new James Bond theme released to mixed reviews
The new James Bond theme song, “Writing’s On The Wall”, was released Friday, with fans of singer Sam Smith hailing it as a classic, though others were less complimentary. The release comes a month before “Spectre”, starring Daniel Craig as Bond, is released in Britain and Ireland on October 26 before a worldwide release on November 6. Bond legend Roger Moore, who starred in seven of the films, praised Smith
Review: Don Henley proves he can go home again on new album
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Set of early English literature could fetch $15M at auction
MONTAUK, N.Y. (AP) — A major collection of rare early English literature is slated to be sold at a December auction in New York City.
Rob Lowe, Fred Savage court laughter as brotherly lawyers
NEW YORK (AP) — If you look for it, there’s a lot of stuff packed into “The Grinder,” a funny if — at first glance — lightweight comedy starring Rob Lowe and Fred Savage.
Jazz singer Salvant proves breakout success is no fluke
NEW YORK (AP) — Cecile McLorin Salvant vaulted into the top ranks of female jazz vocalists with her Grammy-nominated 2013 U.S. debut, “WomanChild,” displaying impressive vocal chops as she put her own spin on obscure old jazz and blues compositions.