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March 2nd, 2010 more images more imagesLONDON – Actresses Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning have put their new rock star skills to good use by re-recording four “Runaways” tracks for the soundtrack of the upcoming biopic about the all-girl band. The songs will be part of the soundtrack, alongside tunes from David Bowie, MC5, The Stooges, Sex Pistols and Joan Jett.
Kristen Stewart’s civic duty
February 5th, 2010 more images more imagesWASHINGTON – ‘Twilight’ star Kristen Stewart recently served as a member of an L.A. jury, as part of her civic duty.
Kristen Stewart serves as jury member in prostitution case
February 5th, 2010
more images more imagesWASHINGTON – ‘Twilight’ star Kristen Stewart recently served as a member of an L.A. jury deciding on a prostitution case, as part of her civic duty.

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Timothy Appleby From Thursday’s Globe and Mail Published on Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010 12:00AM EDT Last updated on Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010 4:53AM EDT
s the Brass Rail murder trial edges toward a verdict, one of the staples in the prosecution’s case has been closed-circuit surveillance tape from inside and outside the Yonge Street strip club.
On trial are two men charged in the shooting death of Torontonian John O’Keefe, slain by a single bullet two years ago as he walked past the club on his way home.
But videotape only goes so far. Often crucial in murder trials is something more traditional: the crime-scene map.
In this instance the jury has had two maps to examine: one showing the layout of the Brass Rail, and a second juxtaposing it with the pub down the street where Mr. O’Keefe had spent the evening.

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TIMOTHY APPLEBY From Thursday’s Globe and Mail Published on Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010 12:00AM EDT Last updated on Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010 3:25AM EDT
s the Brass Rail murder trial edges toward a verdict, one of the staples in the prosecution’s case has been closed-circuit surveillance tape from inside and outside the Yonge Street strip club.
On trial are two men charged in the shooting death of Torontonian John O’Keefe, slain by a single bullet two years ago as he walked past the club on his way home.
But videotape only goes so far. Often crucial in murder trials is something more traditional: the crime-scene map.
In this instance the jury has had two maps to examine: one showing the layout of the Brass Rail, and a second juxtaposing it with the pub down the street where Mr. O’Keefe had spent the evening.

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