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Taken tops movie take

Liam Nee-son thriller Taken 2 won a battle between two hostage movies over the weekend, holding on to its top box office rankings for a second week with $22.5 million from ticket sales at U.S. and Canadian theatres.

Jamaica honours Tosh

Jamaica's government is honouring firebrand reggae star Peter Tosh, 25 years after his murder. Tosh's daughter Niambe received the posthumous "order of merit" on Monday for her father's musical contributions during a national awards ceremony.

Vivid writing, excellent structure lift story

Our So You Think You Can Write judges weigh in on Pat Parker's first-week winning entry, Disarmed. DAVE OBEE This is powerful, taking the reader right to that scary no-man's land between East and West.

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Wallflowers are glad all over after long break

Band made it up as they went along to create first album in seven years

Disarmed

After a night of guard duty, Fusilier George Simpling was weary with itching eyes, tired legs, and aching feet. His rifle hung heavily on its shoulder strap.
Bluegrass between the pews

Bluegrass between the pews

Church offers new stage to musicians without a venue

TV show deal puts record company in the spotlight

New ABC television drama Nashville takes inspiration from the city's rich history of country music, yet the brightest star may not be the actors but rather a small record label with big ambitions.
Aussie actor gets bitten by vampire drama

Aussie actor gets bitten by vampire drama

Australian actor Claire Holt knew her career would take her to Hollywood, but the small town of Covington, Georgia, was a different story.

Writers' work goes public

Making it to the finals of So You Think You Can Write is no small feat, but now our Top Four face the real challenge of weekly, public writing assignments.