Barney to be released on DVD

(The Canadian Press)- Barney's Version earned critical acclaim and recognition from the Oscars and Golden Globes, but the creative minds who spent years labouring over the film were disappointed by how many people actually saw it.
  The Paul Giamatti-starring flick- adapted from legendary Montreal author Mordecai Richler's beloved semi-autobiographical 1997 novel- performed well in Canada and foreign markets, but struggled to find an audience in the U.S.
  "It had a great response with those who saw it," said Genie and Emmy-nominated Richard J. Lewis. "I just don't think it was that well marketed or distributed."
  He's hopeful Barney will find a second life on DVD and Blu-ray when it's released Tuesday.
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Spanish jewels recovered

(The Associated Press)- Spain has recovered jewels stolen in an elaborate scam, police say. The scam involved a fake sheik, a small man hidden inside a desk, and $14 million US in jewelry.
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Last shuttle flies July 8

(The Associated Press)- The last space shuttle launch ever is set for July 8. NASA managers met at the Kennedy Space Center yesterday and confirmed Friday, July 8, as the launch date for Atlantis. The 12-day mission will close out the 30-year shuttle program.
  Atlantis will fly to the International Space Station with a year's worth of supplies. Four astronauts will be on board for this grand finale. Launch time is 11:26a.m ET.
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Stars praise N.Y. Gay Marriage Law

(Wenn.com)- Stars including Neil Patrick Harris, Lady Gaga and Ellen DeGeneres are celebrating after New York became the sixth state to legally recognize gay marriage. Within minutes of the news breaking, a host of celebrities were taking to Twitter to share their delight.
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Craig's secret marriage cermony

(Wenn.com)- James Bond star Daniel Craig has married British actress Rachel Weisz in a secret ceremony in New York. The couple, who reportedly began dating after meeting on the set of the upcoming movie Dream House, exchanged vows on Wednesday in an intimate ceremony only attended by Craig's teenage daughter Ella, Weisz's five-year old son Henry, and two family friends.
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Sears CEO resigns

(The Canadian Press)- Sears Canada says its CEO Dene Rogers has resigned and the retailer has lured a replacement from the top ranks of supermarket giant Loblaw. The chain said Calvin McDonald will take the role that Rogers held for the last five years.
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Winklevoss twins drop their Facebook lawsuit

(The Associated Press)- The Harvard University classmates of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg are ending the legal battle made famous by the Hollywood movie The Social Network.
  In a one-paragraph court filing Wenesday, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss said they would accept a settlement that was worth $65 million US when agreed upon in 2008.
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