03-05-08 EUR: Hillary Beats Barack in Super Tuesday 2 Primaries

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HILLARY BEATS BARACK: Clinton takes Texas, Ohio and Rhode Island; Obama wins Vermont and still leads delegate count.
Hold up. Wait a minute, Mr. Obama. Not so fast. It looks like Hillary Clinton has got her groove back and is once again ready to give you a run for the money. Read Full Story

RITA MARLEY WANTS LAURYN HILL FOR BIOPIC: Widow of Bob Marley hopes singer will play her in upcoming project.
*Rita Marley is teaming with the Weinstein Co. for the first-ever biopic of her late husband Bob Marley, and she's already pitching Lauryn Hill to portray her onscreen. Read Full Story

JERMAINE DUPRI'S REP DENIES EYE PROBLEMS: Reports have producer 'virtually blind' after laser eye surgery.
*A rep for super producer Jermaine Dupri is denying recent Internet reports that his eyesight is failing from a laser eye surgery that went horribly wrong. Read Full Story

ESPN NABS SPIKE LEE FOR '30/30' PROJECT: Director among A-list filmmakers to shoot documentaries for network's 30th anniversary.
*Spike Lee will bring his talents to ESPN for "30/30," an initiative launching next year to celebrate the sports channel's 30 years of broadcasting. Read Full Story

HAVE PRINCE'S HIGH HEELS MESSED UP HIS HIP?: Hip replacement rumors continue to follow singer.
*Gossip columnist Janet Charlton has more info regarding recent rumors that Prince is in desperate need of hip replacement surgery. Read Full Story

JAPANESE TOWN OF OBAMA HEARS FROM NAMESAKE: Mayor revels in letter sent by Democratic presidential candidate.
*Sen. Barack Obama sent a letter to the mayor of a Japanese town that bears his name, causing jubilation among residents who are in favor of the Democratic presidential candidate winning the White House. Read Full Story

'IDOL' SAYS IT WILL KEEP FORMER STRIPPER: Yet Frenchie was booted in 2003 for appearing on an adult Web site. Is this fair?
*The Associated Press is reporting that "American Idol" contestant David Hernandez will remain on the show, even though it was revealed Tuesday that he once worked as a male stripper. Read Full Story

RANDY MOSS TO REMAIN A PATRIOT: Wide receiver re-signs for three more years.
*Citing "unfinished business," New England Patriots receiver Randy Moss has chosen to stay with his AFC champion team under a new three-year deal for $27 million, his agent Tim DiPiero said Tuesday. Read Full Story

BARACK AND MICHELLE HEADED TO BROADWAY: Obamas expected to attend Thursday's opening of all-black 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.'
*Broadway will get a taste of Obama-mania Thursday with the expected arrival of the Democratic presidential hopeful and his wife for the opening night of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Read Full Story

SNOOP, LEGEND BOOKED FOR 'IDOL GIVES BACK': Mariah Carey also part of next month's two-hour broadcast.
*Snoop Dogg, John Legend and Mariah Carey are among the stars set to perform on "Idol Gives Back," the second annual "American Idol" charity event set to air April 9 on Fox. Read Full Story

PRAS NABS RIGHTS TO COMIC SERIES 'DARK OZ': Former Fugees member to produce live-action film version.
*Variety is reporting that rapper Pras Michel has optioned film and TV rights to "Dark Oz," a comic book trilogy based on Frank L. Baum's "Wonderful Wizard of Oz." Read Full Story

JAY-Z, MARY J. TOUR ADDS FIFTH NY SHOW: 'Heart of the City' trek now has a three-night stand at the Garden.
*The Mary J. Blige & Jay-Z: Heart of the City tour has added a third Madison Square Garden show to the mix after all four of its scheduled New York area appearances sold out in less than an hour. Read Full Story

ERNEST DICKERSON TO INSTILL 'FEAR' AT NBC: Director part of horror anthology series set to debut this summer.
*Ernest Dickerson is among the 13 directors tapped by NBC to helm an episode in its planned summer anthology series, "Fear Itself." Read Full Story

ITTY BITTY BITS: 'Big Give' ratings; Judith Regan sued; Nicole's baby vs. Aguilera's; MTV passes on Paula; Whitney's $3 mil; Aries arraigned; CW loses comedy dept.
*Although the Hollywood Reporter and several other publications blasted the Sunday night premiere of "Oprah's Big Give" as being exploitative of the less fortunate, viewers turned out in droves to watch the program, which helped ABC win the entire night. Read Full Story

EUR DVD REVIEW: What's Done in the Dark...
By Kam Williams
*There's a fundamental difference in the way in which actors perform onstage as opposed to onscreen. In a play, they tend to over-enunciate and to exaggerate their body movements for the benefit of members of a live audience who might not be sitting near enough to read their facial expressions. Read Full Story

THE EURweb FREE-4-ALL PAGE/BOARD: Talk about the stories we didn't cover in this issue.
Just like the headline says, this page/board is where you can discuss the stuff that we didn't cover in today's issue. (It's sort of like feedback with a twist) Remember, NO name calling, racial taunting, graphic sex talk and vulgarity in general, PLEASE. Read Full Story

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