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Buzz News Roundup, 11/26

BuzzSugar — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 13:30:47 PST

The Munchkins of Oz finally got their own Walk of Fame star in Hollywood after 68 years, Reuters reports.
The Hollywood Reporter has news that Lauren Ambrose will voice a creature in Where the Wild Things Are, replacing Michelle Williams.
FunnyOrDie and Pale Force are among the online video award winners chosen by TV Guide.
Ben Stiller will produce a TV pilot called Gods Behaving Badly, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
The Women in Film Foundation will accept film submissions for their Film Finishing Fund the first week in December, Variety reports.
Elizabeth Berkeley of Showgirls and Saved by the Bell fame has won a recurring role on CSI: Miami as Horatio Caine's ex-wife, Zap2it reports.
According to Billboard, Scottish rock group Jesus and Mary Chain is working on a new album.
Broadcasting & Cable wonders what a Webisode is worth.

Countdown to Coachella

BuzzSugar — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 12:31:25 PST

You know a musical festival is good if it inspires thousands of hipsters to camp out for three days in the desert of Southern California, and such is the powerful pull of the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival. Though the event - held April 27 to 29 in Indio, Calif. - is still months away, I am already pretty hyper about the lineup, and tickets go on sale this Saturday, Jan. 27.

For 2007, Coachella is promising two big reunions - Rage Against the Machine and Jesus and Mary Chain - as well as a dizzying array of other awesome artists, including Bjork, the Arcade Fire, Willie Nelson, The Good, the Bad and the Queen, Lily Allen .... and the list just goes on and on. To see the full lineup and for ticket info,

read more Tickets go on sale this Saturday, Jan. 27, at 10 a.m. PST; you can call TicketMaster or buy tickets online. A three-day pass costs $249, and there are also a limited number of single-day tickets for $85 each. For the full lineup, check out the official Coachella poster below.

Announcing the 2012 Grammy Award Nominations

Rose Curiel — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 07:51:21 PST

For the second year in a row, the Recording Academy has given a hip-hop artist the most Grammy nominations. Last year, it was rapper Eminem with eight, and this year, Kanye West leads the nominees with seven chances at the golden gramophone, including a song of the year nod for "All of the Lights." West is also nominated twice in the rap album of the year category for his collaboration with Jay-Z on Watch the Throne and his own album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. Brit crooner Adele wasn't far behind Kanye, picking up six nominations for her album 21, as well as a shot at song of the year with "Rolling in the Deep."

Bruno Mars also did well, racking up six nominations (that's down one from last year for those keeping track), while newcomers like Nicki Minaj and dubstep artist Skrillex are up for the best new artist category. See what other artists have a chance of walking away with a Grammy during the February 12 award show when you read more