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Here come the judges for 'AGT'
NEW YORK - "They keep telling people it's the 10th anniversary. But it's the fourth season, as far as I'm concerned," says Howard Stern, who joined "America's …
TLC pulls Duggar family series amid misconduct reports
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - TLC pulled the reality series "19 Kids and Counting" from its schedule on Friday, a move that follows reports of sexual misconduct allegations against one of the stars, Josh Duggar, stemming fro…
Not even helmets prevent bull riders' concussions
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Kasey Hayes hopped on the bovine beast trapped in the narrow holding pen like he'd done hundreds of times. He adjusted a tight rope on his …
Violin, viola auctions raise funds for Cd'A Symphony
The Coeur d'Alene Symphony's unique Instrument Auction fundraiser was completed earlier this month with the successful auction of a custom-built viola on eBay …
Red carpet emergency room at Cannes always full of drama
CANNES, France - For most of the year, room 331 of the Martinez Hotel is just your run-of-the mill luxury five star hotel suite.
More Disney rides turning into movies
George Clooney takes moviegoers to "Tomorrowland" this weekend in the latest Disney theme park attraction to become a major motion picture. I'd have gone with "Matterhorn: The Movie," but I guess there's a reason I…
Summer Theatre ready to sizzle
The first production of Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre's 2015 season is "First Date."
Letterman signs off as late-night host
NEW YORK - David Letterman ended his 33-year career as a late-night television host Wednesday, ushered into retirement by four presidents who declared "our lon…
Cannes film pays homage to late designer de la Renta
CANNES, France - The spirit of Oscar de la Renta lives on every day at the Cannes Film Festival.
Bruce Lundvall, longtime Blue Note Records president, dies
NEW YORK (AP) - Record executive Bruce Lundvall, who revived the iconic Blue Note Records label in the mid-1980s and turned it into a major influence on the contemporary jazz scene during his 25 years as president,…
Red Nose Day TV special: Comedy for a good cause
NEW YORK - Thirty years ago, Richard Curtis suspected two things: People like to laugh and they like to do good.
Taylor Swift makes history with 20 wins
B.B.'s legacy centralized
Festival concerts shine bright with star-studded lineup
SANDPOINT - Eclectic? Check.
Letting go of Letterman
It's the end of late night comedy as we know it.