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Wednesday April 16, 2008

Keanu's back in uniform
Stay in touch: For an actor who started out portraying rebellious teen heroes in the Bill And Ted movies, Keanu Reeves has taken to playing the polar opposite.

BOOKS
Harry Potter fan breaks down during US trial

Fan who wants to publish a Harry Potter lexicon broke down and cried on the witness stand against his idol.


PEOPLE
Nanny says Rob Lowe 'sexually harassed' her

Rob Lowe A 24-year-old nanny, sued by actor Rob Lowe, has filed a counter-suit claiming he groped and sexually harassed her.


MUSIC
Glastonbury organisers defend decision to invite Jay-Z

Festival organisers defended decision to book rap act after Noel Gallagher blames him for poor ticket sales.



PEOPLE
Prosecutors recommend three-years' jail for Wesley Snipes

Wesley Snipes Prosecutors recommend three-year prison sentence and $US5 million fine for Snipes's failure to file tax returns.


PEOPLE
What do Madonna, Celine and Camilla have in common?

They all descend from the same French carpenter, a records archive says.


FILM
Heath Ledger 'couldn't snap out of character'

Heath Ledger was told to seek professional help for his personal problems while filming The Dark Knight, according to reports.


PEOPLE
Brigitte Bardot on trial for Muslim slur

Former French film star Brigitte Bardot went on trial on Tuesday for insulting Muslims, the fifth time she has faced the charge of "inciting racial hatred" over her controversial remarks about Islam and its followers.



ARTS
When suits tread the boards

Arts companies are under increasing pressure to take care of business, writes Joyce Morgan.


ARTS
Australian experts help save ancient cave art

THE future of one of China's most important cultural sites is the focus of a high-level meeting of international conservation and heritage experts in NSW this week.


ARTS
Pearl's tragedy makes dark, haunting music

THE story of Daniel Pearl's execution is a gut-wrenching reminder of what humans are capable of doing to each other in the name of religion.


ARTS
Drama abounds for NIDA's chief

Nervous students, unhappy staff, resignations, petitions and a letter of protest from leading arts industry figures.


ARTS
La Bayadere Australia-bound

The Paris Opera Ballet is planning a return to Australia in June next year, bringing Rudolf Nureyev's production of La Bayadere to the State Theatre in Melbourne.



What's On  
Rock 'N' Roll

Tom Stoppard's dazzling play about passion, freedom, revolution and fear is weighty and demanding.



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