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The impact of cell phone (telefone celular) usage on human health has been of considerable worldwide concern. Research studies in Copenhagen, from the Danish Institute of Cancer Epidemiology, the National Cancer Institute, and the Institute of Cancer Research, do not establish any link between cancer and cell phone usage. However, an intergovernmental agency IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer) forming part of the World Health Organization of the United Nations, undertook a study of 4,500 users and found a statistically significant link between cell phone usage and tumor frequency. Further research is going on.

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Two months after surviving a horrific plane crash, drummer Travis Barker made his first television appearance Sunday — thanking fans and giving them an update on what he’s up to now.

"I’m already playing my drums again, and I’m already back in the studio," Travis told Damien Fahey via satellite during the series finale of "TRL."

"It was like riding a bike," he said of getting back behind his drum set. "It was really exciting to know I still have my chops. It still felt good. I still can make it around the kit. Everything felt right, so I’m thankful to be able to play."

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ET has learned the truth behind rumors that Ashlee Simpson-Wentz has given birth to her baby!

Ashlee’s rep tells ET the report that triggered rumors on the Internet is not true, adding, "It is a pure fabrication."

Pete called in to MTVs TRL finale to respond to the false reports, saying, "Nothing’s happened yet, contrary to what the internet tells you."

The Beatles’ classics have entertained music enthusiasts for decades, but could a new Beatles song be on the horizon?

Sir Paul McCartney tells the Associated Press that he feels the time is right for the public to hear "Carnival of Light," a 14-minute experimental song the group recorded in 1967 that was never released.

And this particular song is not your average Beatles classic. The AP says the track reportedly contains distorted guitar and gargling sounds — and even includes McCartney and bandmate John Lennon shouting "Barcelona!" and "Are you all right?"

Justin Timberlake helps Beyonce with a music video remake!

In a "Saturday Night Live" sketch, Timberlake sported a black leotard and high heels and performed as one of Beyonce’s backup dancers for her video "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)".

Actor Paul Rudd played the director of the music video and "SNL" cast members Andy Samberg and Will Forte were part of the backup dancing trio!

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The "American Idol" winner explains why he finds it easy to date Kimberly, who was also a contestant on the popular singing competition.  

"I think she just gets that this is all nuts," the 25-year-old singer tells People magazine at the Do the Wright Thing Gala at the Hard Rock Caf in New York. "She’s a nice break from the chaos," David adds. 

Kimberly, 26, from the second season of "American Idol," and has a music career of her own and released two singles earlier this year. But David, who confirmed last May that he was dating Kimberly, said there are no plans for the duo to perform duets. 

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Kanye West was arrested last night in Newcastle, England.

According to MTV UK, the rapper had an altercation with a member of the paparazzi who claimed Kanye became physical with him. Police arrested Kanye on suspicion of assault, but he was quickly released without charge.

"We can confirm that a 31-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault following an incident at a Newcastle city centre club in the early hours of this morning," Northumbria police tell ET. "He was released without charge and no further police action is being taken."

Celebs come out to celebrate and enjoy Billy Elliot the Musical’s opening night on Broadway! Mega-watt stars like Rosie O’Donnell, Kevin Spacey, and Mario Cantone join show creator Sir Elton John for the first night of Broadway’s newest musical.

Billy Elliot the Musical is based on the British sleeper film ‘Billy Elliot,’ which hit theaters to rave reviews in 2000. The film caught the eye of many, including Sir Elton John, who decided to adapt it for the stage. The "Rocket Man" composed the music for the show, which has been playing in London’s West End since 2005. The musical won four Laurence Olivier Awards — the highest honor in British theatre — and its success in England led John to bring it to the States.

The story follows a young boy who, in an unlikely turn of events, finds himself turning in his boxing gloves for dancing shoes much to the dismay of  his tough-minded father. Set against the historic backdrop of the 1980s coal miners’ strike in Northern England, the triumphant musical tells the tale of young Billy who battles against all odds to achieve his dream of becoming a dancer.

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