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'Hurt Locker,' TV ratings are winners for Oscars
An estimated 41.3 million people saw "The Hurt Locker" top the popular "Avatar" for best picture in the most-watched Academy Awards telecast since 2005.
Entertainment Briefs March 6, 2010
Driver regrets involving NYPD
Entertainment Calendar March 5, 2010
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Entertainment Briefs March 5, 2010
Barbara Walters ready to end her Oscars TV special
Meet the stars of tomorrow in Cd'A
A concert featuring the winners of the Young Artist Competition will be held on Saturday, March 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake City Community Church auditorium, 6000 N. Ramsey Road.
Oscar ceremony Sunday, predictions now
Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin host the (something annual) Academy Awards at 5 p.m. Sunday on ABC. It will be a big test for the industry's most celebrated award show.
OK, it's 'Oklahoma!'
COEUR d'ALENE - As Sandra Seaton watches in the back of darkened auditorium at Lake City High School, a few actors wander around on the stage.
Shupe and the RubberBand to perform
COEUR d'ALENE - A five-member band from Salt Lake City that released a top 20 hit in 2005 called 'Dream Big' will perform next weekend at the Kroc Center.
Jalees to search for giggles at NIC
Comedian Sabrina Jalees will entertain an audience at North Idaho College with her comedy act at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, in the NIC Activities Center, on the lower level of Edminster Student Union Building.
Iron Horse fundraiser for Haiti set
A "Help for Haiti" benefit is scheduled March 17 at the Iron Horse Bar & Grill, 407 E. Sherman Ave.
It doesn't have to be 'open mic'
People are angry. And a little crazy.
Artist on the hill
HAUSER LAKE - If you come to the front door of the home of Jaquith Travis and there's a picture of a snarling grizzly bear taped on it, don't knock.
Entertainment Briefs March 4, 2010
Fire postpones Lil Wayne sentence
Entertainment Briefs March 3, 2010
Miss America's run on TLC over
Leno follows yellow brick road back to 'Tonight Show'
NEW YORK - Jay Leno started Monday's show by spoofing the end of "The Wizard of Oz," where Dorothy awakens to find all those crazy goings-on were only a dream.