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• Mumbai celebrated at film awards
  The director of a new movie set in India pays tribute to Mumbai as his film wins top prize at the British Independent Film Awards.
  
  
• Jury hears Boy George police tape
  Jurors trying Boy George for false imprisonment are played a recording of a police interview with the singer.
  
  
• Turner Prize win for Mark Leckey
  Artist Mark Leckey wins this year's Turner Prize for his works which include a film featuring Felix the Cat and Homer Simpson.
  
  
• Queen enter Grammy Hall of Fame
  Queen's 1977 single We are the Champions/We Will Rock You is one of 28 recordings inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.
  
  
• Ethiopian star guilty over death
  Ethiopian pop star Teddy Afro is convicted of the manslaughter of a homeless man in a hit-and-run incident in Addis Ababa in 2006.
  
  
• Festive comedy tops US box office
  Four Christmases comes out on top at the US box office over the lucrative Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
  
  
• Madonna 'to set solo tour record'
  Madonna's current Sticky and Sweet tour is set to become the biggest selling tour by a solo artist, making $282m.
  
  
• Indian Live Earth event cancelled
  Organisers call off a climate change awareness concert in Mumbai in the wake of last week's terror attacks.
  
  
• The Killers outsell Guns N' Roses
  The Killers go to number one in the UK album charts, beating the heavily-anticipated Guns N' Roses album Chinese Democracy.
  
  
• 'Hang on lads, I've got an idea' - Michael Caine reveals original Italian Job ending
  Sir Michael Caine says he knows what happened after the credits rolled on cult film The Italian Job.