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• Oct 12, 2011

  'Dancing With the Stars' Elimination: Chynna Phillips Admits Error, Tweets Thanks and Prayers

  Singer-songwriter Chynna Phillips and her professional dance partner Tony Dovolani have been eliminated from season 13 of “Dancing with the Stars.”

• Oct 12, 2011

  Lauren Alaina Debuts Album 'Wildflower,' Sings About God

  “American Idol” season 10 runner-up Lauren Alaina has released her new album, "Wildflower," this week.

• Oct 12, 2011

  'Dancing With the Stars' Recap: Blake Shelton Performs, 4th Elimination Announced

  Tuesday night’s episode of “Dancing with the Stars” had a thrilling line up of surprises, including a guest star performance by country music mogul Blake Shelton, and a surprising elimination.

• Oct 11, 2011

  Apple Products Exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum

  The Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington D.C. has created an exhibit displaying Apple products.

• Oct 11, 2011

  'Resident Evil 5' Stage Collapse Injures 16

  Filming the fifth movie in the “Resident Evil” series starring Milla Jovovich has resulted in a stage collapse injuring 16 people.

• Oct 11, 2011

  Dancing With the Stars Scores: Who Will be Eliminated Tonight?

  The nine remaining couples in season 13 of “Dancing With the Stars” have danced their fourth performance and await another round of eliminations.

• Oct 11, 2011

  'Avengers' Trailer Disappoints Online Audiences (VIDEO)

  The trailer for Marvel’s “The Avengers” hit the Web with full force Tuesday, and many viewers were left disappointed.

• Oct 11, 2011

  Steve Jobs Died of Cancer-Caused 'Respiratory Arrest'

  A copy of Steve Jobs’ death certificate made public on Monday revealed that the former CEO died peacefully in his home last week from respiratory arrest.

• Oct 11, 2011

  Rick Warren-Endorsed Movie 'The Way' Makes Waves With Critics

  The Rick Warren-endorsed film “The Way” hit theaters Friday and has earned positive reactions from critics and viewers alike.

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  Oct 11, 2011

  Egypt Christians Blast Government for Killings: 'Blood of Copts is Not Cheap'

  Egypt’s military and Muslim Islamists have killed at least 26 people, and injured more than 200 mostly Coptic Christians as violence erupted in the streets of Cairo Sundat. The families of victims are now blaming the government for the bloodshed.