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Artist and musician Yoko Ono will have her artwork featured on 160 of New York's yellow cabs in January.


The next place to see modern art in New York City could be on an iconic yellow cab.

Show Media, the company that sells advertising space on taxi roofs, says it will display works by three artists on 500 of the city's taxis during January.( read more )

Benicio Del Toro is about to star as the new "Wolfman," a remake of the classic Universal horror film. But sources said Del Toro is developing another remake -- of the cult classic TV series "T.H.E. Cat."

The dark, stylish NBC show ran for one season in 1966 and starred Robert Loggia as a hard-hitting former circus-aerialist-turned-gun for hire named "T. Huett Ed ward Cat," a k a "The Cat."

Our source said, "Benicio is looking to start filming early 2010." The series was also inspired, in part, by Alfred Hitchcock's "To Catch a Thief," which George Clooney is rumored to want to remake with "Mad Men" star January Jones in the Grace Kelly role.


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AC/DC Austrian concert in doubt over rare bird risk




* AC/DC concert may be cancelled
* Headbanger music "a danger to birds"
* Animal rights group threatening legal action

AUSSIE rockers AC/DC could have to cancel a sold-out concert because their big sound poses a danger to rare birds.

Animal rights campaigners are threatening legal action if the veteran band goes ahead with a gig planned for Wels airport in Austria in May.

Hans Uhl of BirdLife said birds nesting in the area at the time would be threatened by anthems such as Highway To Hell and You Shook Me All Night Long.

"The second biggest colony of curlews in Upper Austria and various other ground-nesting birds must not become endangered," Mr Uhl said, The Daily Telegraph reports.

Tickets for the event - which sees the group return after playing to a sold-out crowd at Vienna’s Ernst Happel Stadium last May - sold out after going on sale earlier this month.

The event's 80,000 tickets were sold out within hours.

In Australia, the band's Melbourne concerts at Etihad Stadium in February had been in doubt after AFL objections earlier this year.

The AFL said the dates would clash with a possible pre-season NAB Cup match.

But the signing of a new contract between the league and the stadium has allowed AC/DC to go ahead with the three Melbourne shows on February 11, 13 and 15.

The band sold 180,000 tickets for those shows.


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Country star Willie Nelson has joined the Animal Welfare Institute's efforts to save the last of America's wild horses. Nelson, who has 68 horses, says in a letter:

"I got involved eight years ago when AWI first made me aware that American horses are being slaughtered and shipped overseas for human consumption."

He's urging fans to help, adding: "There are more wild horses in holding pens than in the wild. Something is wrong with that, so we must act now before the Bureau of Land Management has managed these magnificent animals into extinction."



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