For the British elections, Eddie Izzard talks about a "Brilliant Britain":



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Creepy babies in film. Requisite "Trainspotting" and "Eraserhead" nods.

Are we seeing more trailers at the movies? You betcha. Theater owners are getting paid for the first time to show them.

Christopher Walken goes home to Queens. Sort of a neat look at his past.

This year's Webby Awards. The five-word acceptance speeches are on June 14.

"Family Guy" hits a nerve. Again.

Details about the Times Square Almost-Bomber. Geez, it has a slapstick quality air around it, no?

Another form of protest on the Arizona law. The Phoenix Suns will don the "Los Suns" unis on Cinco de Mayo. Baseball's All-Star game is in Phoenix next year and the rumblings for a pullout are already there.

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Is Formula One coming to New Jersey? I realize Jersey city is in the shadow of NYC, but this is a surprise.

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20 Across: Roger Clemens has won it seven times (12 letters) Answer: Cy Young Award