Thanks to new software, Roger Ebert — who hasn’t been able to speak since surgery — was able to “talk” on “Oprah.”
Archive for March 2nd, 2010
Ebert debuts ‘new voice’ on ‘Oprah’
Bowie, Ronson slam BBC for plans to axe 6 Music
LONDON (Reuters) – Music stars David Bowie and Mark Ronson have reacted angrily to the BBC’s decision to close its 6 Music station, seen as a key platform for alternative and lesser-known rock and pop acts.
Mute Chicago film critic Ebert “voices” Oscar picks
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Film critic Roger Ebert, rendered mute by several cancer surgeries, delivered his Oscar picks on Oprah Winfrey’s television chat show on Tuesday using his newly synthesized voice fashioned from old audio clips.
Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert lead ACM nominations
It looks like it’ll be ladies’ night at this year’s Academy of Country Music Awards.
Top court sides with publishers on $18 million deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a ruling that threw out an $18 million settlement between publishers and freelance writers in a copyright case about work included in online databases.
David Bowie’s new makeover: Rock ‘n’ roll recluse
Scorsese’s ‘battle’ to bring ‘Shutter Island’ to the screen
Martin Scorsese found himself scaling rocks early one morning while making his latest movie, psychological thriller “Shutter Island.”
InStyle picks 10 best Oscar gowns
Inspired by the ten Oscar nominees for best picture, InStyle picked an equal number of unforgettable gowns from years past.
Looking back at Oscar’s biggest goof
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Oscar’s campaign season officially ends on Tuesday evening, when ballots are due at Academy headquarters.


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