New York, NY (WFN) -- In the wake of the news about Mary-Kate Olsen's bout with anorexia, milk marketers are pulling magazine ads which show the star sporting a milk mustache and saying, "We want to make sure our fans are healthy like us." A spokesperson for the Milk Processor Education Program says the ads have been canceled "out of sensitivity for her situation," according to "The New York Post."

BEIJING, China -- Alicia Keys has hurdled a new wall in her career. She's confirmed to perform at the first-ever international pop music concert held at the Great Wall of China on September 25 in Beijing. Keys is the first to confirm in the Wall of Hope - China 2004 concert, which will benefit the China Children and Teenager's Fund.

LOS ANGELES -- What the world needs now is more Burt Bacharach. The songwriting great will be honored with the Henry Mancini Institute's top honor -- the Hank Award -- at an August 14 fundraiser at UCLA.

BETHESDA, Md. -- Tune in to BBC America this Friday (Jul. 9) and you may feel like you fell into an "Austin Powers-"style time warp. The U.S. cable channel is launching a new Friday night line-up of classic British mystery series from the 1960s, including "The Avengers, The Saint" and "The Prisoner."

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