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The 14th chapter of the popular Final Fantasy role-playing series is due out next year for the PlayStation 3. Unlike Final Fantasy XIII, which is also slated for a 2010 release, XIV will be a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG).
According to CNN.com, General Motors Corp. (GMGMQ), fresh off filing for bankruptcy protection Monday, announced the tentative sale of the Hummer brand, part of its plan to emerge as a leaner, more-competitive auto maker.
I have been wating for so long… Sims 3 was finally released. This time it has a lot of new features. And what is cool is that Amazon would be delivering Sims 3 by 10:30am this morning.
According to the brief trailer shown among a litany of other games arriving exclusively for Microsoft’s platforms, Left 4 Dead 2 is expected to arrive on the Xbox 360 and PC on November 17. The brief trailer also showed survivors battling hordes zombies on a bridge, featuring the new chainsaw weapon.
Bruno, could hardly have chosen a better lap than rapper Eminem’s to land in — face first with his bare butt up in Eminem’s face – on Sunday night’s MTV Movie Awards.
Hours after falling to second place in the Britain’s Got Talent finals, Susan Boyle was taken by ambulance to a London clinic under police escort for treatment of exhaustion, according to People.com.
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Kavya Shivashankar correctly spelled the word ‘Laodicean’ to win the 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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Britain’s Got Talent favorite Susan Boyle allegedly had a meltdown in a London hotel after being “taunted” by journalists. According to The Sun, Boyle had a cursing tantrum Wednesday in the Wembley Plaza Hotel lobby when two journalists attempted to “wind her up.”
When a police officer asked the 48-year-old if there was a problem, she allegedly screamed, “Of course there’s a f***ing problem.”
Fox Networks and AT&T responded on Wednesday (May 27) to a New York Times report about watch parties in Arkansas at which AT&T employees reportedly showed Kris Allen fans how to “power vote” for the “American Idol” champ said : “Much ado about nothing “.