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Blade Runner named best sci-fi film
Harrison Ford movie Blade Runner, which was a box office flop when first released, has been named the greatest sci-fi film of all time by cinema buffs.
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Cheryl dazzles at movie premiere
Cheryl Cole looked like the cream of the crop at the premiere of her first Hollywood movie.
Brad kills them softly at Cannes
Brad Pitt fans went wild when the superstar arrived at the premiere of his new film in Cannes.
Comedian Peter Kay joins X Factor?
Peter Kay is reportedly joining The X Factor team for the first day of auditions.
Jedward through to Eurovision final
Jedward have made it through to their second Eurovision Song Contest final.
Lady Gaga may go to the ball alone
Lady Gaga is as confused as anyone about whether she will be allowed to perform in Indonesia.
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Robbie can't wait to play with baby
Robbie Williams has said he can't wait to have a kick about with his own child.
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Jenkins misses out on Dancing title
Katherine Jenkins was narrowly pipped to the post in the final of the US's Dancing With The Stars.
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Bruce Willis reveals parenting code
Bruce Willis has revealed how raising three teenage girls has taught him to be a fair dad, rather than too strict.
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Ben Fogle to tackle Atlantic swim
Ben Fogle admitted he feels "scared" as he prepares for his most punishing challenge yet - swimming across the Atlantic Ocean.
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