BBC (U.K.)
Constable masterpiece bought by Tate
Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, one of Constable's "most important paintings", is bought by the Tate for a "bargain" £23.1m.
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FOXNews.com - Entertainment
Morgan Freeman seems to fall asleep during on-air interview
The 75-year-old star struggled to keep his eyes open during an early-morning interview.
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- Seemingly age-free stars
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Entertainment
Hangover III Barely a Comedy
The Hangover Part III is here, but if critics are to be believed, you might want to black out and erase it from your memory. Here's what people are saying: A giraffe is decapitated in the first five minutes, and maybe someday "beheading the giraffe" will replace "jumping the shark"...
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- Founding Member of the Doors Dead at 74
- James Bond's Missing Watch Reappears... at Flea Market
- Trek Blasts to No. 1
- Star-Studded SNL Finale Bids Hader Farewell
- Americans Are Cheating on Their Partners ... on Netflix
- How Dan Brown Could Finally Get Some Respect
- Target Dabbling With Its Own Netflix Competitor
- Star Trek Goes Boldly, Triumphs
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- Cannes Hit With $1M Jewelry Heist
- We'll Miss You, Dunder Mifflin
- How a Fallen Soldier's Dad's Story Became a Country Hit
- Disney Still Has a Princess Problem
- Celeb Kickstarter Meets Embarrassing End
- 'Ocean's 11' Heist Hits Bieber Venue
- Bill Hader Leaving SNL
- Barbara Walters Retires After 50 Years
- Fox Brings Back Jack Bauer, 24
- Disney Tries to Trademark Mexican Tradition
- Gatsby Glitters, but Fails to Outshine Iron Man
- Seth Meyers to Replace Fallon
- Kristen Wiig Rocks Return to SNL
- Has Your Favorite Show Just Been Axed?
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- Gatsby Just Not That Great
- Randy Jackson Leaving Idol After 12 Years
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Telegraph: Culture
The Last Days of Anne Boleyn, BBC Two, review
This documentary was good, dirty historical fun - in a very BBC Two way, writes Terry Ramsey.
- Scott & Bailey, ITV, review
- Hollywood has never matched the gritty masterpieces of the 1970s
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- Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall make emergency landing
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- Hay Festival 2013: day one as it happened
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- Epic, review
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- £23 million Constable painting saved for UK galleries
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- Denai Moore - New Faces
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