Cole back at home after kidney transplant surgery

According to Associated Press NEW YORK - Natalie Cole is recovering at home after a successful kidney transplant.

Her spokeswoman, Maureen O'Connor, says Cole was released on Sunday from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

O'Connor says Cole, who had the kidney transplant surgery on May 18, is "doing quite well under the circumstances."

The 59-year-old singer underwent the operation immediately after learning that a donor organ had become available.

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Mike Tyson's Daughter Still in Critical Condition

According to www.eonline.com is currently on life support after getting her neck tangled in a cord from a treadmill in her Phoenix home Monday.

Police say Exodus was playing on the exercise machine at the time of the mishap. Her 7-year-old brother discovered her and called for his mother, who was cleaning in a separate room at the moment of the accident. She called 911, and the child was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. (Police have not released the mother's name.)

Tyson, 42, was in Las Vegas at the time, but has since arrived in Phoenix to be by his daughter's side.

"The Tyson family would like to extend our deepest and most heartfelt thanks for all your prayers and support, and we ask that we be allowed our privacy at this difficult time," the boxer's rep said in a statement.

The child is described as in "extremely critical condition."

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Mel Gibson Confirms His Girlfriend Is Pregnant

According to People.com Mel Gibson confirmed to Jay Leno his girlfriend is pregnant and he called himself “Octo-Mel.”

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47-year-old woman delivered her rendition of "Memory"

When Simon Cowell stood up for Adam Lambert on "American Idol", it was not the only one he would like to give out this year. The notoriously acid-tongue and blatant judge got up from his seat for Susan Boyle on another talent show he's judging "Britain's Got Talent" after the 47-year-old woman delivered her rendition of "Memory".

Boyle, whose first audition performance received millions of hits on YouTube, went through to the semi final round on Saturday, May 23 and amazed judges and audience once again on Sunday, May 24 with her performance of the Broadway piece. All the three judges, along with the in-studio audience gave her a standing ovation and rave applause after she finished.

Host Ant & Dec asked what she's feeling in the past few weeks with all the publicity in both U.K. and U.S., and she said "unbelievable". Further asked whether it added up pressure to the night's performance, Susan answered "What pressure? It was really good tonight, I really enjoyed it ... I'm very happy to be here and thank you all for your support."

Cowell then offered a word of apology to Susan. He said, "You know what, I just want to apologize because of the way we treated you before you sang the first time. You made me and everyone else look very stupid and I'm very happy for you, very proud for you."

After the Sunday round, Susan was declared one of the two contestants that have won a ticket to the finals. The live final will be held on Saturday, May 30.
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Kathy Coleman will play ‘Land of the Lost’ movie

The Senior actress Kathy Coleman will play a cameo role in ‘Land of the Lost’ movie slated to release on June 5th. Kathy is known for playing Holly Marshall in the original 1974 TV series on which this movie is based. The film is directed by Brad Silberling and stars Will Ferrell.

The ‘Land of the Lost’ film follows "a disgraced paleontologist, his assistant, and a macho tour guide who find themselves in a strange, alternate world inhabited by dinosaurs, monkey people and reptilian Sleestaks."

Land of the Lost TV series was created and produced by Sid and Marty Krofft. During its original run, it was broadcast on the NBC television network. It was not, however, a prime-time series. It has since become a cult classic and is now available on DVD. It was shot in Los Angeles, California.

Kirsten Dunst

It seems like she’s been around forever, and in part that’s true. Dunst began her career early, appearing as a child fashion model in television commercials at the age of three. At age seven she was appearing in feature films, with her breakout coming at the age of 12. A series of leading roles would eventually follow, and Dunst has appeared in virtually any kind of movie in her young career. At only 26, she still has plenty of time to appear in many more.

Breakout Role: Interview with Vampire, as the child vampire Claudia in a Golden Globe nominated performance.

Biggest Hit: The Spoderman Trilogy, where Dunst plays Mary Jane, the love interest of Peter Parker/Spiderman.

Unappreciated Gem: The Virgin Suicides, a story that revolves around a group of mysterious sisters who are sheltered by their strict, religious parents after one of them commits suicide. Also, I can’t go with out mentioning the guilty pleasure cheerleader comedy Bring it On.

Upcoming Feature: All Good Things, coming in 2009, its a detective story concerning a missing persons case that may spell doom for the heir to a New York real estate dynasty.

Rachel McAdams Picture

Born on November 17, 1978. Actress who has role on The Notebook, where she plays the young Allie Hamilton in the adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks tearjerker. Mean Girls actually came out first and helped McAdams gets noticed, but The Notebook made her an instant sensation among young women and garnered her a record five nominations and three wins at the MTV Movie Awards.

The 2009 Cannes Film Festival Films In Competition

This is information on films in competition at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.

• Broken Embraces Director: Pedro Almodovar

• Anti-Christ Director: Lars von Trier

• Bright Star Director: Jane Campion

• Enter the Void Director: Gaspar Noe

• Wild Grass Director: Alain Resnais

• Looking for Eric Director: Ken Loach

• Thirst Director: Park Chan-Wook

• Spring Fever Director: Lou Ye

• The White Ribbon Director: Michael Haneke

• Fish Tank Director: Andrea Arnold

• Inglourious Basterds Director : Quentin Tarantino

• Kinatay Director: Brillante Mendoza

• Wild Grass Directors: Alain Resnais

• Looking for Eric Director: Ken Loach

• The Palermo Shooting Director: Wim Wenders

• Map of the Sounds of Tokyo Director: Isabel Coixet

• Taking Woodstock Director: Ang Lee

• The Time That Remains Director: Elia Suleiman

• A Prophet Director: Jacques Audiard

• Vengeance Director: Johnnie To

• Vincere Director: Marco Belloccio

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