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2008-07-18

Kristen Bell 07-18
Ryoko Hirosue 07-18

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Nicolas Sarkozy (No.40)
Francois Pinault (No.65)
Christian Dior (No.89)
Resnais, Alain (No.112)
Francois Truffaut (No.114)
William Wyler (No.115)
Jean-Jacques Annaud (No.130)
Patrice Leconte (No.142)
Jacques Chirac (No.173)
Roman Polanski (No.179)
Laeticia Bleger (No.288)
Valerie Begue (No.289)
Marion Cotillard (No.404)
Auguste Rodin (No.424)
Florent Serra (No.434)
Johnny Hallyday (No.437)
Claude Lelouch (No.460)
Olivier Martinez (No.602)
Vanessa Demouy (No.708)
Juliette Binoche (No.709)
Claude Monet (No.756)
Yo-Yo Ma (No.810)

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[Roman Polanski]: Release denied for dying Manson follower (20:59 7/15)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A follower of Charles Manson who stabbed pregnant actress Sharon Tate to death nearly 40 years ago but is dying of brain cancer in a California prison was denied compassionate release Tuesday.

[Nicolas Sarkozy]: Israel's Olmert says peace deal closer than ever (14:22 7/13)
PARIS - Embattled Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert declared Sunday that Israel and the Palestinians have never been closer to making peace -- even as a widening corruption probe brings him closer than ever to being ousted from office.

[Segolene Royal]: Freed hostage Betancourt to return to France today (08:40 7/4)
PARIS - Freed from captivity and humiliation in the jungles of Colombia, Ingrid Betancourt returns to her beloved France and a hero's welcome Friday in the gilded halls of the presidential palace.

[Amelie Mauresmo]: Mauresmo pulls out of Beijing Games (11:06 7/3)
PARIS (Reuters) - Former world number one Amelie Mauresmo said on Thursday she would not play in the Beijing Olympics next month to concentrate on preparing for the U.S. Open.

[Richard Gasquet]: Federer sets up Safin showdown (19:44 7/2)
LONDON (Reuters) - Champion Roger Federer banished menacing storm clouds on Wednesday to set up a tantalizing Wimbledon semi-final date with Marat Safin.

[Jacques Chirac]: Sarkozy Makes Eyes at NATO (06:24 6/18)
It is an episode of Gallic exceptionalism branded into the French national consciousness: in 1966, then-President Charles De Gaulle Charles De Gaulle flounced out of NATO's military command, declaring that Paris would never submit to outside influence on its defense policy.

[Yves Saint Laurent]: Bryant takes pressure of Game Two over Bora Bora (10:40 6/8)
Kobe Bryant is relishing the kind of pressure awaiting him when he leads the Los Angeles Lakers against the Boston Celtics in Game Two of the NBA finals on Sunday.

[Alain Robert]: French 'Spider Man' charged in latest New York stunt (21:31 6/6)
Alain Robert, best known as the "French Spider Man" for climbing buildings and monuments around the world, was charged in a Manhattan court Friday and released on parole for scaling the New York Times skyscraper, court officials said.

[Catherine Deneuve]: Fashion bids adieu to Yves Saint Laurent (22:28 6/5)
Green bunches of Yves Saint Laurent's beloved wheat dressed the yellow cloth covering his casket, which stood like a ray of light amid a sea of mourning luminaries clothed in funereal black, his favorite color.

[Christian Dior]: Legendary designer Yves Saint Laurent dies at 71 (23:32 6/1)
Legendary designer Yves Saint Laurent, who reworked the rules of fashion by putting women into elegant pantsuits that came to define how modern women dressed, died Sunday evening, a longtime friend and associate said. He was 71.

[Florent Serra]: Serena, Venus Williams lose in 3rd round at French (17:25 5/30)
Oracene Price, mother and coach to Venus and Serena Williams, stood near the steps to the locker room at the end of a long, rough day at the French Open.

[Johnny Hallyday]: Epic film "Che" looks at guerrilla's life and death (12:02 5/22)
Benicio del Toro plays Argentine guerrilla Ernesto "Che" Guevara in an epic four-hour double bill which looks first at his role in the Cuban uprising before moving to his campaign and eventual death in Bolivia.

[Zinedine Zidane]: Sports stars, rockers hog limelight at film fests (08:33 5/20)
Make some room on the Croisette, movie stars -- the icons of sports and music are crashing the party.

[Yo-Yo Ma]: Robot conducts Detroit orchestra (16:02 5/15)
High tech met high art late Tuesday when a robot conducted the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

[Claude Monet]: Monet painting sold for $41 million at NYC auction (00:08 5/7)
A Claude Monet painting was auctioned Tuesday for more than $41 million, breaking the auction record for the French Impressionist artist.

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