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Classic Art Work Painted on Wood

Saturday, 07.18.2009, 10:15am

Dennis Francis
Bodfish, California

Some of the earliest paintings on wood were back in Byzantine times and by the 9th century it was almost lost but made a come back in the 12th century with most paintings being of a Religious nature and more and more artist started painting on wood and it survived up to today with my Grandpa painting his classics artwork on wood. Read More

 

Judge revokes Lohan's probation, issues arrest warrant

Thursday, 05.20.2010, 01:25pm
Could Lindsay Lohan be heading to jail? Get the latest details as they come out today on "Showbiz Tonight" 5 p.m. ET on HLN.

A Los Angeles judge revoked actress Lindsay Lohan's probation and issued a bench warrant for her arrest after she failed to appear at a hearing Thursday.
Actress Lynn Redgrave dies at 67

Monday, 05.03.2010, 03:16pm
Actress Lynn Redgrave died Sunday after a seven-year battle with breast cancer, according to her family.

Redgrave, 67, was surrounded by her children at her Connecticut home when she died, the family said in a statement Monday morning.
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution

Monday, 03.29.2010, 07:14am
The crumply Cockney teddy bear is not here to South Beach, Atkins, Master Cleanse or Michael Pollan your Cheez Doodle dimpled butt into starvation or Whole Foods-based bankruptcy. He just wants you and your kids to know what a fresh tomato looks like. And maybe eat once once in a while. Or he'll cry.
Corey Haim is dead due to overdose

Wednesday, 03.10.2010, 10:58am
Actor Corey Haim, who appeared in a number of movies during the 1980s, died early Wednesday of a possible drug overdose after being taken to a hospital, Los Angeles police said.

Haim, 38, was taken to Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, California, where he was pronounced dead at about 3:30 a.m. PT Wednesday (6:30 a.m. ET), police Sgt. Frank Albarran said.
Oscar's 'In Memoriam': Where was Farrah?

Tuesday, 03.09.2010, 04:35pm
The "In Memoriam" section has become an awards show staple: tasteful music played under images of the past year's notable dearly departed in that particular industry.

There will always be disagreements over the length of the piece, who rated highest on the "death-meter" with the most applause, the music (I'm a huge James Taylor fan, but I heard from people who thought his rendition of "In My Life" was inappropriate or otherwise off) ... and most of all, who is included and who is left out.
Has 'American Idol' jumped the shark

Friday, 03.05.2010, 11:41am
Over the years, "American Idol" has been a lot of things: a launching pad for undiscovered talent, fodder for national conversation and even a blending of politics and pop culture (remember the "red state-blue state" debate last season during the Kris Allen-Adam Lambert showdown?).

But never, ever has it been boring. Until now.
'Crazy Heart' songwriter finds sound of success

Saturday, 02.27.2010, 12:49pm
Ryan Bingham is not Bad Blake. Blake, the protagonist of "Crazy Heart" (portrayed in an Oscar-nominated performance by Jeff Bridges) spends much of the film as a study in self-destruction.

He's alcoholic and overweight, with several ex-wives and a son who won't speak to him. His only saving grace is the music he performs at the only venues that will book him: dive bars and bowling alleys.
How Michael Jackson's kids are coping

Monday, 02.15.2010, 11:11am
While Dr. Conrad Murray's formal charging in the death of Michael Jackson is certain to pose another emotional time for the pop superstar's surviving family members, his three children -- Prince Michael I, 12; Paris, 11; and Prince Michael II ("Blanket"), 7 -- have been dealing with their grief with the help of a close-knit family and something new to them: a sense of normalcy.
Cool Betty White is red-hot

Tuesday, 02.09.2010, 11:02am
You can't escape Betty White. Her ad for Snickers, which debuted during the Super Bowl, was one of the most popular to air. (It's also gone viral.) She often pops up as a late-night talk show guest. There's also a movement afoot to have her host "Saturday Night Live."

White's mix of grandmotherly sweetness and comic brazenness (note her turn as a foul-mouthed widow who likes to feed the alligators in the 1999 horror film "Lake Placid") has made her a beloved figure to fans of all ages.
David Copperfield's accuser charged with lying to police

Wednesday, 01.27.2010, 08:59am
A Seattle, Washington, woman who accused illusionist David Copperfield of sexually assaulting her more than two years ago has now been charged with prostitution and making a false accusation in another case, according to Copperfield's attorney and Washington state officials. The federal probe of Copperfield was officially closed earlier this month.

"Local authorities have charged Mr. Copperfield's accuser with making yet another false claim of rape, this time against a Seattle-area businessman, and with prostitution," Copperfield lawyer Patty Eakes said Tuesday.
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From the time he putted a golf ball at the age of 2 on "The Mike Douglas Show," Tiger Woods has been a golden child.

While athletes in different professions dealt with doping scandals and other controversies, Woods continued to do what he did best: dominate the field of professional golf and rake in endorsements.

But it is that squeaky-clean image, and the tightly controlled persona Woods has cultivated over the course of his career, that experts say is fueling speculation and interest in the circumstances surrounding his recent car accident.

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