NEW YORK (Reuters) - There is one thing the new HBO movie "Game Change" won't alter after it airs on television in one week: Sarah Palin still will be loved by many Republican conservatives and loathed by liberal Democrats.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - There is one thing the new HBO movie "Game Change" won't alter after it airs on television in one week: Sarah Palin still will be loved by many Republican conservatives and loathed by liberal Democrats.

Occupy Wall Street is getting a little help from its celebrity friends as the movement enters a second month. But star power also carries risks, commentators say.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - If you ever wanted to relive the movie scene in which Marilyn Monroe's dress is blown upwards by a burst of air, you will get a chance on Saturday when her gown from "The Seven Year Itch" goes on auction.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Yeah Baby! "Austin Powers" star Mike Myers is going to be a first time dad, his publicist said on Friday.

Diplomats' life, seen in secret cables, is one of power meals, ritual and the scent of danger. A diplomat's life is not just caviar and coattails. It's rubbery fish in Brussels, a nauseating revolving restaurant in Kazakhstan and an epic three-day Muslim wedding featuring "stupendous" quantities of booze, a golden pistol, dancing women, the scent of danger and cauldrons of cows boiled whole.

PARIS (Reuters Life!) - French bank BNP Paribas has poured 5 million euros ($6.60 million) into a makeover of its flagship branch opposite Paris' Garnier Opera House, even as market jitters linger over the health of euro zone banks.

The American decade, overpackaged: As the '60s turn 50, is history slouching into anecdote?. His overalls are weathered. His white beard is grown out to aging-hippie perfection. The tattoos on his arms tell the story of a moment from the summer of 1969 that has passed into legend ? three days of peace and music that became a doorway to defining an era.

The American decade, overpackaged: As the '60s turn 50, is history slouching into anecdote?. His overalls are weathered. His white beard is grown out to aging-hippie perfection. The tattoos on his arms tell the story of a moment from the summer of 1969 that has passed into legend ? three days of peace and music that became a doorway to defining an era.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Is the joke on spoofs?

Correction: Celebrity Birthdays for the week of July 11-17. Celebrity birthdays for the week of July 11-17:

Boxer's opponents in Calif. Senate race capitalize on scolding of general over use of 'ma'am'. The widely played video clip of U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer reprimanding a general for calling her "ma'am" is the gift that keeps on giving for the two Republicans hoping to challenge her next year.

LONDON (Reuters) - British television chat show host and radio disc jockey Simon Dee has died of bone cancer at the age of 74, his daughter told the BBC.

Best Sellers-Video. Weekly charts for the nation's most popular videos as they appear in next week's issue of Billboard magazine. Reprinted with permission:

Celebrity birthdays for the week of July 5-11. Celebrity birthdays for the week of July 5-11:

Ohio GOP leader posts photo of Specter, bald from chemotherapy, aside Dr. Evil; Dems angered. An Ohio Republican leader is being criticized for a blog post that used a photo of Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter, bald from chemotherapy, and one of the hairless Dr. Evil from the "Austin Powers" movies.

?There aren?t enough personalities in the business anymore,? said adman Richard Kirshenbaum, who founded Kirshenbaum Bond + Partners with his former J. Walter Thompson co-worker Jonathan Bond in 1987, when he was 26. He was speaking as part of a panel on how to start your own ad agency, in the Time-Life Building, as part of Advertising Week 2007. The assembled hopefuls twittered.

  "Hannah Montana," a Disney Channel program I watch on occasion with my daughter, features a 14-year-old girl with a secret identity: she's actually a rock star. This is an absurd fantasy.In real life, the rock star at my daughter's school is a mom. Although she leads a double life, it is no secret. Her name is Susanna Hoffs, her band The Bangles has a long history (hits, breakup, back together again), and she also has a very enjoyable new album with Matthew Sweet, "Under The Covers, Vol. 1" that consists of glossy reworkings of 1960s chestnuts, such as "Different Drum" or "Who Knows Where the Time Goes," as well as other classics and rarities from The Beatles, Neil Young, Bob Dylan and The Who.Most days, Hoffs, like the other moms, is dropping off her kids at school or attending gatherings and parent conferences. But this Friday, as this article appears in print, she will perform with The Bangles at a school assembly. It's good to live in Los Angeles.Over the summer, as Hoffs perform

Dobson, who was diagnosed with MS six years ago, passed away at Baltimore's Keswick Multi-Care Center, the rehabiliation center where she had lived for the past two years, reports the Associated Press.