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Paintings by Jean Paul Lemieux and Emily Carr sold for well over $1 million each at the Heffel spring auction in Vancouver.

Canada's Science and Technology Museum has raised the age limit for a controversial sex exhibit after complaints about the content.

American singer Donna Summer, who rose to fame with disco-era hits including Love to Love You Baby, Last Dance and Hot Stuff, has died of cancer at age 63.

Just how has a decade of celebrity changed Maroon 5? Not much, says frontman Adam Levine.

KC of KC and the Sunshine Band (real name Harry Wayne Casey) remembered his deceased colleague Donna Summer in a touching interview today with ET.

Grey's Anatomy's season finale, airing tonight on ABC, features a bombshell that could put one of the show's romances at risk.

Paula Deen opens up to ET's Nancy O'Dell about the controversy over her diabetes disclosure and reveals her own recent diet changes to improve her health.

We've been wondering what Alyssa Milano's got on her plate ever since Charmed ended. In addition to caring for nine-month-old son Milo and prepping for her new show, ABC's Mistresses, she's cooking.

Country pop star Carrie Underwood, the most commercially successful American Idol winner to date, is back with Blown Away, a No. 1 album in both Canada and the U.S.

Grammy award winning singer songwriter Norah Jones has released a new record, Little Broken Hearts, which some critics have called her "darkest work to date".

A film about celebrated American director Robert Altman is in the works, spearheaded by one of his biggest fans: Canadian documentary maker Ron Mann.

Three members of the children's music quartet The Wiggles will be hanging up their colourful outfits and leaving the Australian band this year, with the Blue Wiggle the lone original member left dancing.

The National Film Board has released an interactive documentary-in-progress that tracks the progress of a "radical" housing project for homeless people.