Carrie Underwood earnest, uneven at Hollywood Bowl

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - A public suggestion to Carrie Underwood: Fireworks at the end of a Hollywood Bowl show are pretty much a tradition, but next time, try it after you're done singing so they don't drown you out, OK?

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U.S. views sought in Iraqi contractor torture case | Reuters

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By Douglas Hamilton
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Kim Jong-un (left), the youngest son of its leader Kim Jong-il (right), poses with newly elected members of the central leadership body of the Workers' Party of Korea Photo: REUTERS
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