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Spielberg's Kennedy Honor
The filmmaker is one of this year's Kennedy Center Honorees. (12/26/06)
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The filmmaker is one of this year's Kennedy Center Honorees. (12/26/06)
Colin Cowie shares New Year's Eve decorating tips. (12/26/06)
A musical extravaganza hits the London theatres. (12/26/06)
The Metropolitan Opera aims to demystify it. (12/26/06)
Jennifer Hudson talks about her role in the movie 'Dreamgirls.' (12/26/06)
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