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If you were to stroll the concrete hoods of some of the poorer sections of South Africa, you'd probably find a few people crouching, poking a big stick at a table full of small red balls. Billiards are apparently the unofficial national pastime of South Africa, played not only in smoky pubs but in the streets, the way scrappy boys play stellar soccer in the favelas of Brazil. They don't play it upside down, however, as Robin Rohde might have us believe in his animated exhibit on show at Perry Rubenstein Gallery through August 13. �Emma Pearse





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The Spice Girls have apologised for cutting their world tour short after receiving criticism from their fans.
The group previously blamed "family commitments" for the tour ending earlier than scheduled but media reports suggested that the members were fighting with each other.
The Spice Girls recently cancelled dates in Australia, South Africa, China and Argentina.
Mel C said: "There has been a lot of rubbish in the media over the last few days so we wanted you to hear it from the horse's mouth."
"We're very sorry not to be able to get to all the places we wanted to," she said.
Victoria Beckham added: "Our kids need to go back to school and we always said our families are our priorities. Sorry we haven't got to see everybody."
Geri Halliwell said: "The tour's gone actually longer than we anticipated. We thought we were going to go with one gig, that's how it started - then we planned until the end of January, and then we actually extended it."
Mel B addressed rumours of a rift in the camp by saying: "We hate each other? Are you kidding? We love each other."

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Blame "D--- in a Box." Justin Timberlake has put his day job aside once again to concentrate on films, but hey, at least he's giving you something to smile about this time around.

"I do love to make people laugh," Timberlake said. "My favorite thing to do when I was a kid was to make my parents laugh. I'd always goof around the house and do stuff like that. And to actually have that as a job, I feel pretty lucky."

This time, that job has him stepping into the role of porn-'stached hockey star Jacque "Le Coq" Grande in the comedy "The Love Guru," also starring Mike Myers and Jessica Alba. In the film, Timberlake's character is famous for being well-endowed — a far cry from his past roles, including the dramas "Edison," "Alpha Dog," "Southland Tales" and "Black Snake Moan," as well as the animated family comedy "Shrek the Third."

"I'd say I'm not strong in either [genre]," Timberlake said of drama vs. comedy. "I don't know why people keep giving me jobs, but I am going to take them."

JT doesn't have to choose sides for his next film project, one that puts him alongside "Big Lebowski" star Jeff Bridges. "It's actually the first film that's really a dramedy," Timberlake said. "It really has both elements of comedy and drama. It's kind of a slice-of-life type of film, and it's called 'The Open Road.' Jeff and I play father and son."

The actor formerly known as "The Dude" (and the summer's biggest bad guy, thanks to "Iron Man") didn't share White Russians with the 27-year-old in between takes, but life imitated art in another way: Bridges was a father figure for Timberlake on- and offscreen.

"He is, without a doubt, my favorite actor I've ever worked with," Timberlake said. "He is the best. To work with somebody who's been doing it that well for so long — and still to be so collaborative and into it as much as I was — I looked at that and said, 'I want to be you when I grow up.' "

Even though Timberlake has put his musical mindset on pause since FutureSex/LoveSounds, he admitted, "I don't think I could ever give up music. I think that's my first love."

Now the singer is showing his charitable side during his current downtime. "I'm actually working with some of my artists in the studio," he said. "It's kind of fun to help other people realize their craft. ... I see so much of myself in them when I first started in the studio. It's nice to be able to pass on the little bit I've learned."

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