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The hottest producer in the land, Timbaland, releases Shock Value, a collection of top dance, hip-hop and rock influenced tracks to mixed results.

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Super producer Timothy Mosley also known as Timbaland will be welcomed into the Philosophical Society of Trinity College Dublin in October.

The Miss Ability beauty pageant, broadcast live in May, was the smash hit in the Netherlands. Now it has come to the United Kingdom and may soon arrive in the States.

The sequel project to 2002's Three is led by the more established talents of China's Fruit Chan, Korea's Park Chan-wook and Japan's Miike Takashi.

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A subtle take on traditional Japanese ghost stories, no gore no twists, but beautifully haunting.

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Bruno follows the same format as Borat, but Sacha Baron Cohen's latest film falls short of his 2006 hit.

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Can Pink, Justin, and Beyonce define the next quarter century of MTV the way Madonna and MJ did for the first 25 years?

Russell Brand casts his eye over the great British obsession with pets. Those hoping for heartwarming tales of fluffy kittens and puppies should look away now.

The Australian Sex Party, a newly launched Australian political party seems certain to attract attention as the country prepares for the forthcoming general election.

The nomination works of Turner Prize 2008 finalists Runa Islam, Mark Leckey, Goshka Macuga and Cathy Wilkes are on exhibit at the Tate Britain through January 2009.

Balint Kenyeres’ Cannes and Sundance short film selection Before Dawn.

The Shield has been the top show on TV for years now, but has not received the Emmy and critical kudos some weaker broadcast fare like Lost and The West Wing have.

A focus on the macabre and ridiculous propel these stories of "how the gene pool got better" - some documented and some pure urban legend.

Eminem returns after a four year hiatus: can the tormented genius who penned 'Stan' and '97 Bonnie & Clyde' still live up to his own reputation?

Groove Armada mix a cocktail of electronic styles with great hooks and beats that scream for the dance floor on fourth studio album, Soundboy Rock.

Vintage looks are in, but how would you wear them? Here's how to mash up old-school pieces with your existing wardrobe and create a look that's all you.

In 1982 a Minneapolis musician that had critics calling him a perfect mix of Jimi Hendrix and James Brown released a double album that skyrocketed his career.

Judd & Maggie, a brother/sister duo on the RCA/Victor label, are coming on strong in the Christian music scene. Harmonizers extraordinaire, you’re gonna love ‘em.

Madonna previews her new album Hardy Candy with a track she co-wrote and sings with Justin Timberlake. "4 Minutes" may not save the world but it may rev up Mage's career.

MP3's may be the next dinosaur as top artists such as Madonna and Timbaland release albums exclusively to mobile phone providers.

Accepted, "from the studio that brought you American Pie," is nowhere near as raunchy or funny as its predecessor. Even with Long, Hill, and Black, Accepted falls flat.

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Prince returns to full funk form on new album 'Planet Earth', easily his most accessible disc since 'Purple Rain' and his late eighties heyday.

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My Bloody Valentine will please those who like lots of gore and various objects protruding from the screen with fascinating 3-D effects.

Third album from Barbados beauty Rihanna proves "Umbrella" is no one hit wonder.

Sharks are misunderstood animals often portrayed as instinct-driven hunting machines. Some aquarists see the aquarium as opportunity to educate the public about sharks.

Television has pushed the boundaries of societal values over the last thirty years, leading to changes in norms and tolerance for different behaviors.

Diane Lane stars in Untraceable, a wanna be internet morality tale about the fascination of the populace with death and sensationalism.

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Despite its showy special effects capturing scenes of mass destruction, Emmerich's doomsday movie makes the end of the world seem utterly predictable and anti-climactic.

Crank: High Voltage, the second installment in Lionsgate's Chev Chelios saga, offers less action and more sleaze. Maybe it is time to let Chelios really die.

Jersey-born indie auteur Kevin Smith leaves the Askewniverse once again, with a tale about roommates who turn to making an adult film, in order to raise cash for bills.

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With American ignorance and intolerance once again in his sight lines, Cohen returns with Bruno, the haphazard follow up to the praised and crazed Borat.

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These five films are among the best micro-budget indies ever made and great examples for aspiring filmmakers, who are financially burdened due to the struggling economy.

Stockport born artist and teacher James Julier discusses his work and gives advice for emerging artists to improve their skills with a focus on a back-to-basics approach.

The extraordinary life and tragic death of Lady Diana Spencer, former Princess of Wales, is now the subject of a new comic book, Female Force: Princess Diana.

Crime drama Mesrine: Killer Instinct is a showcase for the talented and versatile Vincent Cassel. Jean-Francois Richet's gangster film is up there with the best.

December 2009's playlist of new dance songs features tracks from Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, Madonna, The Killers, The Pet Shop Boys, Moby and Timbaland.