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Emmy Rossum relishes bad-girl 'Beautiful Creatures' role
U.S. actress and singer Emmy Rossum says she relished the chance to play a magical trouble-maker in the new romantic fantasy flick, "Beautiful Creatures."
The BBC says it has no plans to produce a third season of its revival of the British drama series "Upstairs Downstairs."
British actress Jean Marsh, 77, is recovering from a minor stroke and will miss the start of production on her TV series "Upstairs Downstairs," the BBC said.
British actress Eileen Atkins announced she will not appear in the next installment of the updated Upstairs Downstairs series she helped to create.
Down reflects on 'Upstairs' legacy
In an era when news -- much of it bad -- travels at lightning speed, British actress Lesley-Anne Down says she thinks people still appreciate the slower pace and lighter tone of her classic drama series, "Upstairs Downstairs."
Huston to play King Richard in Hood film
Danny Huston has agreed to play Richard the Lionheart in the big-screen Robin Hood adventure Ridley Scott is shooting in England, The Hollywood Reporter said.
'John Adams' cleans up at Emmys
"John Adams," a seven-part HBO series about the second U.S. president, won the Emmy for outstanding miniseries in Los Angeles Sunday night.
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has honored a controversial documentary about Alzheimer's disease with one of its highest awards.
'Cranford' earns 3 BAFTA nominations
The TV period drama "Cranford" led the field with three nods when nominations for the British Academy Television Awards were announced Tuesday.
British actress Eileen Atkins has signed on to join the cast of the Broadway production of John Patrick Shanley's drama, "Doubt."
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Tornado recover efforts underway in Moore, Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin talks to victims from the May 20 tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma, May 22, 2013. The EF-5 tornado cut a path of destruction approximately 17 miles by 1.3 miles wide and left 24 people dead. UPI/J.P. Wilson