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AP - The legacy of Dennis Kucinich's longshot presidential campaign may be less his anti-war views than a futile fight that legally reinforced the rights of TV networks to organize their own debates.

O.J. revisited as Simpson faces robbery, kidnap trial (AFP)

Nicolas Cage movie "Bangkok" bombs at box office (Reuters)

One More Time: Britney returns to MTV VMAs (AP)

Potential U.S. first ladies draw fashion buzz (Reuters)

Malkovich gets mad in Coens' 'Burn After Reading' (AP)

Tommy Lee Jones seeks $10M in 'No Country' lawsuit (AP)

KT Tunstall Weds on Scottish Isle (E! Online)

New Charges Filed Against 40-Year-Old Virgin Actor (E! Online)

Anita Page, silent movie star, dies at age 98 (AP)

Donny and Marie bring G-rated variety to Vegas (Reuters)

Michael J. Fox, James Cameron on Canada's Walk of Fame (Reuters)

'40-Year-Old Virgin' actor faces new charges (AP)

"24" pausing production for 18 days (Reuters)

London calling at New York Fashion Week (AP)

Lindsay and Samantha rock the runway crowd (AP)

Pitt plays dumb in Coens' 'Burn After Reading' (AP)

Britney's Not Rehearsing for the VMAs (E! Online)

Fashion Week Starts Strong With Fashion Rocks (E! Online)

Greek postmen beat zombies to win oddest book title (Reuters)

Spain's Prisa invites offers for Digital+: report (Reuters)