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A charity ride led by cycling great Lance Armstrong has raised more than $125,000 for Queensland flood victims. And, TV chef Jamie Oliver, who was planning to open a food center in March, sped up construction so he he could offer free meals to 250 people a day who have been affected by the floods in Australia.
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Taylor Swift turned a dress rehearsal into a benefit concert and has already collected more than $750,000 for people affected by the recent deadly tornadoes in the South.
Ian McKellen transformed himself from Gandalf into a ninety-year-old Sherlock Holmes for "Mr Holmes," which was shown at the Berlin International Film Festival on Sunday. The film finds Holmes in retirement in the English countryside where he lives as a recluse, tending bees and looked after by a middle-aged woman and her son.
The first videl production diary from The Hobbit, as posted by Peter Jackson on his facebook page.
A pair of fans on their way to see the Dave Matthews Band in concert in Hershey, Pennsylvania were late -- but right on time. Instead of rushing by a stranded cyclist whose tire had blown, they stopped to help. Guess who the rider turned out to be? Dave Matthews himself, taking a pre-concert ride in the country without a cell phone, needed a ride back to the show.
Hollywood superheroes Chris Evans, who plays the role of Marvel's Captain America, and his friend Chris Pratt (who plays Star-Lord in the film Guardians of the Galaxy) made good on a friendly Super Bowl bet on Saturday visiting Seattle Children's Hospital bringing gifts and joy to young patients
In a new documentary, I Am Big Bird, we meet Caroll Spinney, on Sesame Street for 40 years, the man who has no intention of giving up his yellow feathers.
In a bid to get a date to the prom, Stefan Montana approached actor Bryan Cranston and asked him to deliver one of the most famous lines from the hit TV series' Breaking Bad.
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