London exhibit honours Diana

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An exhibit of photographs, film footage and other memorabilia from the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, will go on display Saturday at the palace in London where she lived, according to Internet.
Called "Diana: A Princess Remembered," the exhibit is the largest collection of images of the princess to date, organisers said. It opens with a photograph of the princess as a toddler and follows her through her marriage to Prince Charles. Diana died in August, 1997, after the car in which she was a passenger crashed The exhibit, at Kensington Palace, opens on the eve of what would have been the princess' 46th birthday.
Exhibitions featuring Diana have been held at Kensington Palace in the past, including a collection of her dresses and photographs from her famous photo shoot with fashion photographer Mario Testino.
The exhibition focuses on four themes: Diana the princess, Diana the mother, Diana the fashion icon and Diana the humanitarian. Visitors can see the exhibition from July 30 through the beginning of January.
Danny DeVito will receive a special award for his outstanding artistic contribution to world cinema at the 42nd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
The festival in the western Czech spa of Karlovy Vary opened Friday with 14 mostly European movies competing for the Crystal Globe "Danny DeVito first caught the attention of Central Europeans when he performed so brilliantly in our countryman Milos Forman's masterpiece One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," said festival President Jiri Bartoska in a statement posted on the festival's Web site.
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Roshawn Anthony, 23, was released from Riker's Island on her own recognizance Thursday but still faces charges of robbery, assault and grand larceny in the alleged attack last Saturday, according to a spokesman for the Brooklyn district attorney's office.
She has denied the charges.
Stella McCartney will co-host a virtual anti-fur protest next month in the online fantasy world known as Second Life.