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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Jack Black, who provided the lead voice in DreamWorks Animation's' "Kung Fu Panda," is once again heading into the land of animation. Full Article at Reuters
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OK, so maybe she's no Annie Leibovitz. But still, Nonja the orangutan does have a knack with a camera —not to mention nearly 50,000 fans to her credit. Full Article at Tonic
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In the announcement of their new web redesign, Reuters refers to itself as a “news powerhouse” and it’s hard to disagree once you get to the figures: “2,800 journalists in 190 different bureaus,” at time when even the Washington Post is becoming a... Full Article at Mediaite.com
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Queen Elizabeth II has warned newspapers not to publish paparazzi pictures of the Royal family, Buckingham Palace said Sunday, as the Royals prepare for their Christmas break. Full Article at National Post
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"I'd suggest that the current Leader of the Opposition calms down, puts in the hard yards and actually develops a policy on climate change," Mr Rudd said. Full Article at NEWS.com.au
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The Dutch city of Rotterdam attracted technophiles and developers looking for the next big tech breakthrough on Friday where they heard "augmented reality" being presented as something that could change the way we perceive the world as we know... Full Article at RedOrbit
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth has written to newspaper and magazine editors over the issue of paparazzi photographers intruding on the royal family's privacy, Buckingham Palace said on Sunday. Full Article at ABC News
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Yet the reported payoff might not be enough to stop the embarrassing tabloid stories from popping up: a friend of Uchitel is now claiming that Woods had dreams about Uchitel with other famous men, writing such things as "I came home, excited to see you,... Full Article at Jezebel
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Amanda Knox's mother Edda and her sister Deanna take pictures in the courtroom during Knox's murder trial in Perugia on December 3, 2009 Photo: REUTERS Amanda Knox arrives at... Full Article at The Telegraph
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New York - Reuters.com today announced the launch of its new consumer website, which marries a strong editorial voice with professional-grade information and data, powered by the newly formed Thomson Reuters. Full Article at Taume
