♦ Street Fighter Alpha coming to PSN this week

Street Fighter fans have been spoiled recently. In addition to the launch of the latest iteration of the series, Street Fighter IV, fans can also look forward to the gorgeous Super Street Fighter II HD Remix. If that wasn't enough...	1 vote

♦ Jay-Z Gives A Shout-Out To Barack Obama On New Kanye West-Produced Song, 'Jockin' Jay-Z'

Jay-Z gave a shout-out to Barack Obama on his new Kanye West-produced track, "Jockin' Jay-Z (Dope Boy Fresh)," some of which was premiered in concert in New York last week.	1 vote

♦ Lydon faces second race claim

Sex Pistol John Lydon is facing another racism allegation after been accused of singing racist songs to staff in a London bar. The 52-year-old punk singer allegedly sang "bloody Arabs" and "towel heads"with his friends during a seven hour drinking binge in a west London pub onWednesday.	1 vote

♦ Batman star stays silent in Spain

Batman star Christian Bale has greeted fans at The Dark Knight's Spanish premiere, but refused to comment about being questioned over assault claims. He spent half an hour signing autographs at the Barcelona gala, but only spoke to the press about the film. The actor smiled and looked relaxed before the movie was screened.	1 vote

♦ Film trailer: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People

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♦ Camp Freddy help cancer-stricken manager

Rock supergroup Camp Freddy are donating the proceeds from an upcoming Los Angeles concert to help offset their cancer-stricken road manager's medical bills. The band, featuring Dave Navarro, drummer Matt Sorum and Donovan Leitch, will headline the Stamping Out Disease benefit gig at the Viper Room in Hollywood on Thursday.	1 vote

♦ Google-Yahoo advertising deal should be blocked, says Microsoft

The search advertising deal between Google and Yahoo should be blocked, Microsoft has told a US congressional committee, saying the advertising industry has never seen one company dominate 90% of a market. Brad Smith, Microsoft's senior vice-president and general counsel, yesterday told the Senate committee that Yahoo's chief executive, Jerry Yang...	1 vote

♦ Gaming preview: 'Nights: Journey of Dreams'

'Nights: Journey of Dreams' is the highly anticipated sequel to the Sega Saturn's 'Nights into Dreams,' a decade-old game that has become somewhat of a cult classic. In the game, you'll experience the thrill of flight as you make your way through various beautifully crafted worlds. 'Nights: Journey of Dreams' is a Wii exclusive game and will be released on December 18.	1 vote

♦ Festival shrugs off Verve comment

Glastonbury organisers have played down comments by Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft that festival founder Michael Eavis opposed the band's headline slot. Eavis's daughter Emily rebuffed the claim, saying "that's not true at all". Roads around Worthy Farm remain congested as thousands make their way home from the three-day event. Motorists are being asked to remain patient in queues...	1 vote

♦ THE STUNT-RUNNER

Loading new images... June 27, 2008 'WANTED" is like a 12-armed heavy-metal drummer after a case of Red Bull, flailing and thundering through two hours of impossible action. "Fight Club" and "The Matrix" smash into each other in midair in a comic-book extravaganza about a meek office drone (James McAvoy) who gets taken in...	1 vote

♦ Gaming preview: 'Insecticide'

'Insecticide' is an action game where you assume the role of Detective Bug. Set in a film noir bug city, you must solve a series of puzzles to uncover the truth behind a looming murder mystery. 'Insecticide' buzzes into stores March 11 for the Nintendo DS and PC.	1 vote

♦ Chefs to lead culinary tours of Seattle

SEATTLE (AP) — Eight new culinary tours are being offered by the Gray Line of Seattle bus company this summer. Each tour features a visit with a chef from a popular Seattle restaurant. Participating eateries are Crush, Troiani Ristorante Italiano, El Gaucho, Sky City at the Space Needle, Chandlers Crabhouse on Lake Union, Daniel's Broiler at Lake Union, Waterfront Grill and Palisade.	1 vote

♦ 'Record premiere' for Narnia film

A host of stars will celebrate the opening of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian at the UK's "biggest ever film premiere" on Thursday. Up to 10,000 people will attend the event at the largest cinema screen to be constructed in Europe, at London's O2 arena. Stars Liam Neeson, Ben Barnes and Anna Popplewell are among those expected. Prince Caspian is the sequel to The Lion...	1 vote

♦ Sarah Mcleod New Single White Horse

Sarah has that certain rare mass appeal. She first stepped into the spotlight as the front woman of The Superjesus – a band who rose to fame after three successful albums and in the process winning multi awards including 3 ARIA’s, and a huge dedicated fan-base along the way. Sarah’s final single from Beauty Was A Tiger, He Doesn’t Love You caught t...	1 vote

♦ Cameron Diaz's model romance

Cameron Diaz is reportedly romancing Jennifer Aniston's ex-boyfriend. The 'What Happens in Vegas' star who earlier this week was linked to hip-hop mogul P. Diddy was seen flirting with British model Paul Sculfor during an intimate dinner on Sunday night (01.06.08).	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9 Secret task failed

Mario, Steph, Lisa and Luke all face eviction from the 'Big Brother' house after failing their secret task. Mario, Steph, Lisa and Luke all face eviction from the 'Big Brother' house.	1 vote

♦ Che Guevara remembered on two continents

VIENNA (AP) — A collection of vintage Che Guevara prints are on display in Austria, including the iconic 1960 portrait of him in a beret, and a new statue memorializing the revolutionary has been unveiled in his native Argentina. The tributes on two continents show that Guevara continues to have cult status 40 years after his death.	1 vote

♦ Lost Star Fox Plans Oregon Escape.

Lost Star Fox Plans Oregon Escape.... Lost star Matthew Fox has started making plans for life after the TV hit he's bought land in Oregon. The actor, who plays Dr. Jack Shephard on the desert island drama, admits he's had enough of paradise on Hawaii, where Lost is shot, and he can't wait to become an outdoorsman.	1 vote

♦ Art collection looted by Nazis goes on display in Connecticut

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A major art collection looted by the Nazis is on display for the first time, an exhibition that tells the tragic story of a pre-eminent art dealer who died fleeing the Nazis and the successful fight by his heirs to win back the paintings. The show at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, "Reclaimed: Paintings From the Collection of Jacques Goudstikker...	1 vote

♦ Jolie And Pitt 'expecting Twins' - Reports.

Reports.... Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are expecting twin girls, according to new tabloid reports. The couple is said to be thrilled with the news, particularly after a health scare during a recent vacation in France.	1 vote