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A roundup of entertainment headlines for Friday.

Lindsay Lohan is reportedly dropping the Lohan. You can just call her Lindsay now, OK? (Pop Eater)

Radiohead is getting into the newspaper business (sort of). (Los Angeles Times)

Elizabeth Taylor may be gone, but not before divulging that James Dean said he was molested by his minister. (Huffington Post)

The “Grey’s Anatomy” team must be getting bored -- they’re using the March 31 episode to help launch cast member Sara Ramirez’s singing career. (Los Angeles Times)

One “American Idol”-er nearly had a medical incident on Thursday night’s show. (Los Angeles Times)

Here’s hoping producers don’t make him return to “American Idol’s” Haunted House of Horrors. (TMZ)

Opera and live theater have their revenge on the movies: both are selling out multiplexes while would-be film blockbusters tank. (The Wrap)

George Lopez has apologized for calling Kirstie Alley a pig. (Los Angeles Times)

Steve Carell’s Michael Scott proposed last night and fans are now demanding an Emmy for him. (Hollywood Reporter)

Zombies worked so well for AMC, it’s now getting into the alien business. (Entertainment Weekly)

Lars von Trier’s next film may be “The Nymphomaniac.” Yeah, that won’t be controversial. (SlashFilm)

“Call of Duty: Black Ops” is the best-selling game, but “Guitar Hero 3” actually brought in more money. (Joystiq)

-- Patrick Kevin Day

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