Entertainment

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  The Artist's Uggie Proves to Be Top Dog at Golden Collar Awards

  What? You thought showbiz awards only went to humans? Ha!

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  Who Does Chaka Khan Blame for Whitney Houston's Death?

  The tragedy of losing a legendary superstar is still hard to accept, and for Chaka Khan it's no different. But the singer-songwriter who called Whitney Houston her "little sister," revealed on Piers Morgan Tonight that she thinks Houston's deth could have been prevented.

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  Gossip Girl Redux: Dan and Blair Finally Confront Their Feelings!

  Breaking News: Gossip Girl went there.

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  The Voice Recap: Cee Lo Green Gets Button Happy While Others Get Picky

  Welcome to the third part of blind auditions for The Voice.

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  Whitney Houston's Body Arrives in New Jersey as Family Plans Funeral

  Whitney Houston is home.

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  Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Reunion Recap: "I Couldn't Watch the Show," Admits Kim Richards

  Viewers might have enjoyed this season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills but at least one 90210 TV set was turned off.

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  The Bachelor Recap: Make Way for the "We Hate Courtney" Parade! And Who's Meeting Ben's Family?!

  Ben Flajnik admitted on The Bachelor tonight that he's looking for a woman "who's a little bit weird."

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  Why Were the Grammys Such a Chris Brown Lovefest?

  Why is the music industry so set on giving Chris Brown a big comeback? —Dally, via the inbox

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  Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: Kate Upton, 19

  She's a Florida girl who's comfortable in a bikini, and now 19-year-old model Kate Upton is on the cover of the 2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.

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  Authorities: Houston was underwater in tub

  Whitney Houston's life was a doleful cover of other addiction-riddled pop stars who put their talent and themselves at risk.

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  Hearse arrives at NJ funeral home handling Houston

  A hearse under heavy police escort arrived late Monday at a funeral home officials said was handling the arrangements for late pop star Whitney Houston.

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  'The Artist' dog honored at Golden Collar Awards

  Even dog actors can get awards in Tinseltown, and six pooches collected prizes at the inaugural Golden Collar Awards.

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  'Jersey Shore' star gets new gig at AC casino

  A "Jersey Shore" cast member is taking his act south.

• Hefner's son arrested in domestic violence case

  The 2011 Playmate of the Year on Monday sought a restraining order against the 21-year-old son of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, after the son was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence, the Pasadena Star-News reported.

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  Grammy embrace of Chris Brown draws criticism

  The Grammy Awards' warm embrace of Chris Brown three years after his assault of Rihanna has drawn the ire of viewers who claim the controversial R&B star shouldn't have been rewarded with such attention.

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  Marc Jacobs' runway lands in a mystical forest

  Marc Jacobs, always the showman, turned his New York Fashion Week show into a mystical forest Monday night, presenting his fall collection amid an old-school fairy tale, complete with characters wearing oversized fur hats and embellished big-buckle shoes. There were hints of Victoriana, with bustles tacked on to some of the dresses, and a sequined faux-fur coat that appeared to be covered in snow...

• Time Warner Cable subscribers miss "Linsanity"

  (Reuters) - The biggest story in basketball is happening in New York City but about two million residents may be missing it due to a broadcast dispute, which could result in sports fans dumping Time Warner Cable Inc subscriptions.

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  Grammys draw bumper 39 million TV viewers

  The TV audience for the Grammy Awards show soared to 39 million viewers on Sunday, fueled by the sudden death of Whitney Houston and the success of British singer Adele.

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  Blues museum planned for St. Louis riverfront

  A few blocks from the Mississippi River levee where a homeless W.C. Handy composed "St. Louis Blues" more than 100 years ago, the first national blues museum in the United States is taking shape.

• Theme of captivity dominates Berlin films in 2012

  Directors from around the world have tried to recreate the drama and trauma of captivity at this year's Berlin film festival, though not all of them found a captive audience.

• Lana Del Rey tops charts, but Houston surge expected

  American singer Lana Del Rey held onto the top spot of the UK album charts on Sunday, but could be dislodged soon by an expected surge in sales of music by late singer Whitney Houston, the Official Charts Company said.

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  Streep set for BAFTA glory in home of "Iron Lady"

  The cinema spotlight shines on London for the BAFTA awards on Sunday, with silent movie-era romance "The Artist" a hot favorite for best film and Meryl Streep's portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady" poised to win leading actress.

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  Spanish thriller dredges up dark childhood secret

  Spanish psychological thriller "Dictado" (Childish Games), depicting a man spooked by a little girl who revives a dark secret from his childhood, had viewers also on edge at its premiere at the Berlin Film Festival on Saturday.

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  Mafioso and murderer tackle Shakespeare in new film

  Drug dealers, a Mafioso and a murderer are cast in the roles of Caesar, Brutus, Cassius and others in "Caesar Must Die," a docu-drama about inmates at a tough Italian prison who take on a Shakespeare tragedy.

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  Jolie to attend showing of her film in Bosnia

  SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Angelina Jolie's new movie — a love story set against the genocide of Bosnia's war — will be shown in Sarajevo for the first time on Tuesday, but it already has touched off anger left over from the conflict.

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  Jolie: New film should make people uncomfortable

  Angelina Jolie said Monday she hopes her directorial debut "In the Land of Blood and Honey" will provoke a wider discussion about rape — something that the International Criminal Court's prosecutor said could be extremely valuable in helping bring perpetrators to justice.

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  'The Vow' wins strong weekend with $41.2M debut

  Love conquered the weekend before Valentine's Day as Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum's romantic drama "The Vow" led the box office with a $41.2 million debut.

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  After long break, Thornton back as director

  Billy Bob Thornton says his frustration at the state of films in America prompted him to direct his first feature in more than a decade, the 1960s family drama "Jayne Mansfield's Car."

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  Jolie says she has idea for Afghanistan movie

  Angelina Jolie says she's not yet sure whether she will follow her directorial debut on the Bosnian war with another film on such serious material — but she has already written a script focusing on the conflict in Afghanistan.

• 'The Artist' named best picture at UK film awards

  Silent movie "The Artist" had a night to shout about Sunday, winning seven prizes including best picture at the British Academy Film Awards.

• Winners of the 2012 British Academy Film Awards

  Winners of the 2012 British Academy Film Awards, presented Sunday:

• 'The Artist' named best picture at British Academy Film Awards; 7 trophies in all.

• Golden Collar Awards: ‘Modern Family,’ ‘Real Housewives,’ ‘Artist’ Pooches Take Home Trophies

  A number of the world’s most accomplished dogs went head-to-head on Monday, competing in the most prestigious and acclaimed competition that the canine world has to offer. That was the... More

• Daytime Roundup: ‘The View,’ ‘The Talk’ Discuss Whitney

  Whitney Houston’s death hit home for members of the talk show crowd, as multiple personalities from “The View” and “The Talk” had a personal relationship with the singer. On “The... More

• Grammy Embrace of Chris Brown Draws Criticism

  NEW YORK (AP) — The Grammy Awards’ warm embrace of Chris Brown three years after his assault of Rihanna has drawn the ire of viewers who claim the controversial R&B... More

• Latest ‘DWTS’ Casting Rumors: Who Wants In? Who Doesn’t?

  A recent story in The Hollywood Reporter that singer Gavin DeGraw could become the latest celebrity attached to “Dancing with the Stars” officially adds yet another name to the bi-annual... More

• ‘Jersey Shore’ Star Gets New Gig At AC Casino

  DJ Paul "Pauly D" Delvicchio will become a resident DJ at The Pool at Harrah's, the swimming pool/nightclub at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City.

• ‘Real Housewives’: From Cape Town Cattiness to Heart-Rending Orphanage Visit

  The South African branch of Central Casting assembled the prettiest of people for the dinner party hosted by Sheree’s friend, Kevin. And we opened last night’s episode with Marlo still going on a tirde because she didn’t get a call back.

• ‘Walking Dead’ Comes Alive with Big Ratings for AMC

  The high-rated Grammy Awards on CBS Sunday night probably siphoned off viewers from a host of competing TV shows, but not from “The Walking Dead.” The AMC zombie series lurched,... More

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• Study: Men May Be More Likely to Cheat in a Bad Economy

  An economic downturn isn’t good for homebuyers, retailers and now, according to a study out of the University of Kansas, women in committed relationships.

• Most Popular Puppy and Kitten Names

  We've culled the names of more than 950,000 puppies and 450,000 kittens born in 2011 from Vetstreet's records to determine the year's top pet monikers. While gathering our data, we also noticed some nteresting trends, including owners who dole out pet names normally reserved for human kids.

• Your Smartphone Can Reveal Your Dating Style

  Kimberly Moffit, psychotherapist and counselor as well as Match.com’s Relationship Insider, also found that your smartphone can reveal a lot about your dating personality.

• Don’t Fall for Grocery Store Gimmicks

  Five tried and tested tricks to save more on groceries.

• 7 ‘Healthy’ Foods That Pack a Hefty Fat Punch

  Here are just a few of the worst culprits lurking on health food store shelves.

• 7 Ways to Get Rid of Dark Circles Under Your Eyes

  A good night’s sleep alone won’t alleviate those shadows.

• Haute Hotel Amenities Worth Traveling For

  Luxury hotels are pretty good at ensuring you receive a VIP experience each and every time you visit, but some go well beyond the conventional with unexpected, over-the-top amenities.

• Heavy-Hitting Anti-Obesity Campaign: Nasty or Necessary?

  The building-size billboard features a patently plump child looking forlorn; underneath is the blunt caption, "It's hard to be a little girl when you're not." The ad is part of an initiative launchedin Georgia by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta to 'Stop Childhood Obesity.

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• 15 Easy Dessert Recipes for Valentine's Day

  Skip the store-bought treats this Valentine's Day and show your sweetheart you care with a homemade dessert. These easy dessert recipes are perfect if you're a novice cook or just short on time. Take your pick from easy no-bake cakes and pies, brownies, custards and more!

• Beyonce's First Photos of Blue Ivy -- Look at Her Hair!

  Beyonce and Jay-Z revealed the first newborn photos of baby Blue Ivy and two words instantly leap to mind: That hair!

• Men Confess: What Makes Them Fall in Love

  Most people have a hard enough time admitting that they've fallen in love with another, never mind explaining what brought on such euphoria in the first place. Even women -- the fairer, more verbal sex -- rarely go into detail about how their hearts were won. Maybe that's just because, according to an old Chinese proverb, "Couples who love each other tell each other a thousand things without talk...

• WATCH: Sh*t Working Moms Say

  We couldn't resist putting our own (loving) spin on the on the "Sht [fill in the blank] Say" viral meme -- so we asked iVillage mamas around the office to share their most embarrassing, funny and cringeworthy-but-true gems about being a working mom. The result: Sht Working Moms Say. Enjoy!

• Will Uber-Thin Models Really Get Kicked Off the Runway?

  It's Fashion Week in New York City. Everyone is talking about which celebs have been to which shows, and of course, how skinny the models are. ("She's so thin" is a common saying this time of year). In an attempt to address the issue of eating disorders, and substance abuse, the Council for FashionDesigners of America (CFDA) has updated their “health guidelines” for fashion models.

• Beyonce's Boobs, a Hotter Sex How-To & More Links We Love

  From Beyonce’s eye-popping post-baby boobs to a baby hat we're not sure we would use while breastfeeding, don’t miss these must-read parenting links from around the web.

• Sex Week: The Top 5 Sex Tips From Our Twitter Party!

  Our #WeWantSex Twitter Party was nothing if not spicy: iVillage’s Liz Zack (@lizardzack) and sexperts Ian Kerner (@goodinbed), Fawn Weaver (@happywivesclub), Michelle Dozois (@howaboutwe), Celeste Holbrooke (@pure_romance) dished on the surprising results of iVillage’s new Married Sex Survey. And oer 500 Twitter followers tweeted everything from what turns them on to creative ways to initiate sex.

• ALERT! 7 Dishes Not to Serve on Valentine's Day

  These recipes may be delicious, but they’re either too messy or—worse—full of unsexy stuff like beans, onions, and garlic.