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• Duffy spends third week at top of U.K. charts

  LONDON (Reuters) - Soul singer Duffy has topped the UKsingles chart for a third week running with "Mercy," theOfficial U

  K Charts Company said on Sunday.

  The Welsh newcomer, who has been compared to Amy Winehouseand Dusty Springfield, held off the dance hit "What's It GonnaBe," by DJs H Two O and Manchester trio Platnum.

  In a barely-changed top 10, Canadian rock group Nickelbackwere steady at number three with "Rockstar," while Swedish DJBasshunter was at four with "Now You're Gone."

  Australian singer Kylie Minogue held on to the number fivespot with "Wow" and English soul singer Adele's "ChasingPavements" was steady at six.

  Barbadian singer Rihanna climbed one place to seventh with"Don't Stop the Music," while U.S. pop group OneRepublic wereat number eight with "Stop and Stare."

  Londoner David Jordan's folk-tinged "Sun Goes Down" andU.S. R&B singer Kelly Rowland's "Work" completed the top 10.

  On the album charts, soul singer Amy Winehouse held on tothe number one position with "Back to Black," ahead ofGoldfrapp's "Seventh Tree."

  (Reporting by Peter Griffiths)

  ...(more) - 03 6 2008 8:21AM

• Shia LaBeouf: "I've Never Worked So Hard"

  Los Angeles (E! Online) - Shia LaBeouf is looking pretty lethargic on the new GQ cover. But maybe we should cut him some slac

  k.

  After all, the 21-year-old actor does tell the mag that when it came to prepping for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, he "never worked so hard for anything in my life. I did four months of sword fighting and bike training. And I spent insane amounts of time on the switchblade."

  Not to mention the relentless razzing from his buddies when it comes to his personal life, like the time a rumor began circulating that he was dating Rihanna.

  "My friends were like, 'Are you serious, bro? Why didn't you tell me about that?' I was like, 'I really don't know her like that.' For weeks they were singing that "Umbrella" song everywhere I walked. And those are my people!"

  Ugh, nice pals, Shia. The least they could have done was nag you with that "Don't Stop the Music" tune instead.

  ...(more) - 05 14 2008 9:50AM

• `Idol Gives Back' attracts A-list celebs

  LOS ANGELES - "American Idol" — and just about everyone else in Hollywood — were in a very giving mood.

  "Idol Gives B

  ack," the Fox singing competition's charity event, was taped Sunday night at the Kodak Theatre and is scheduled to air Wednesday. The star-studded gala kicked off with "Idol" finalists performing Rihanna's "Don't Stop the Music," while performers from "So You Think You Can Dance" twirled in the background.

  "Idol" host Ryan Seacrest served as master of ceremonies of the event, which featured several live musical performances and celebrity appearances by Billy Crystal, Robin Williams, Peyton and Eli Manning, Jimmy Kimmel, Sarah Silverman, Reese Witherspoon and Brad Pitt.

  "Tonight isn't just about raising money," Pitt told the screaming crowd. "Sometimes, to help people, we've got to travel outside of our comfort zone to really understand another situation."

  One highlight was a duet by Fergie and Heart. They performed a lively but shorter-than-usual rendition of Heart's "Barracuda," which featured The Duchess launching into two cartwheels on stage.

  "`Barracuda' is usually five minutes long, so we were sweatin' it with the arrangement, and so was Fergie," Nancy Wilson said backstage. "We had two chances to get it right. The first two times we got it very wrong. We actually did it right when it mattered."

  Other performers included Snoop Dogg and Charlie Wilson, John Legend, Miley Cyrus, Annie Lennox, Mariah Carey, Carrie Underwood, Gloria Estefan and Sheila E. Instead of singing one of her own songs, fourth-season "Idol" winner Underwood opted to croon George Michael's "Praying for Time."

  "It's not about self-promoting," Underwood said backstage. "It's not about singing your latest single. It's not about trying to be the most-downloaded whatever on iTunes. It's all about getting people to call in and do something."

  Celebrities including David and Victoria Beckham, Kiefer Sutherland, Ellen DeGeneres, Jim Carrey and Whoopi Goldberg appeared in pre-taped segments encouraging viewers to make donations. Hillary Rodham Clinton, John McCain and Barack Obama also appeared in pre-taped messages.

  Beneficiaries this year include the Global Fund, Malaria No More, Children's Health Fund, Save the Children, Children's Defense Fund and Make It Right, Pitt's campaign to help New Orleans recover from Hurricane Katrina.

  Last year, "Idol Gives Back" raised $76 million for underprivileged children. Producers anticipate this year's event will raise $100 million.

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  (This version CORRECTS song title in 7th graf to `Praying for Time' from `Hand to Mouth.') )

  ...(more) - 04 8 2008 3:02PM