Dresses that tell a story: Princess Diana's life in fashion

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If you have questions, please email Shelley Acoca at sacoca@ap.org or Steve Loeper at sloeper@ap.org. Expanded AP content, beyond what appears here, can be obtained from http://apexchange.com. For access to AP Exchange and other technical issues, contact apcustomersupport@ap.org or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the Service Desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at http://apexchange.com . UPDATES WITH OSCARS-THE SHOW, BEALE STREET FESTIVAL. Also UPDATES WITH MUSIC-SONGWRITERS HALL, BRITAIN-PRINCESS DIANA, BOOKS-MCMASTER, PEOPLE-JIMMY FALLON. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22 OSCARS-HOLLYWOOD LOVES ITSELF — "La La Land" is only the latest in a string of recent Oscar contenders to exalt the movie business. Hollywood loves to play itself. Recent best-picture winners like "Birdman" and "The Artist" — and now potentially "La La Land" — are all animated by an anxiety with today's Hollywood — what kind of stories can escape the superhero industrial complex and which can dance past the rise of television. By Film Writer Jake Coyle. UPCOMING: 950 words by 3 p.m., photos. WITH: OSCARS-HOLLYWOOD LOVES ITSELF-5 CLASSICS. OSCARS-JANELLE MONAE — The journey from pop star to serious thespian is littered with casualties. For every Justin Timberlake, there are big-name hit-makers whose movie careers have stalled with dubious and disappointing results, which is one reason why Janelle Monae's magical movie ride is so noteworthy. The Grammy-nominated performer made her acting debut last year with two films — and both are nominated for best picture at Sunday's Academy Awards. By Entertainment Writer Nekesa Mumbi Moody. UPCOMING: 950 words, photos. OSCARS-THE SHOW — What's an Oscar ceremony to do when, once again, the box-office hits that lure TV viewers missed out on nominations? Load the night with A-list stars including John Legend and Leonardo DiCaprio, and hope the speeches are moving and host Jimmy Kimmel is on top of his game. By Television Writer Lynn Elber. UPCOMING: 1,000 words, photos. FILM-GET OUT — Jordan Peele's performing days are behind him, for now at least. The comedian, who broke out as half of the "Key and Peele" duo, is turning his attention to directing. His first feature, "Get Out," functions both as a compelling thriller and searing social commentary. By Film Writer Lindsey Bahr. SENT: 900 words, photos. TV-Q&A-RYAN EGGOLD — Ryan Eggold is glad to take a leading role in "The Blacklist: Redemption" spin-off but doesn't want his character to lose his rough edges. By Television Writer Lynn Elber. UPCOMING: 650 words by 2 p.m., photos. BRITAIN-BRIT AWARDS — Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars and Skepta are set to rock London's O2 Arena at the Brit Awards. SENT: 300 words, photos. Will be updated. BRITAIN-PRINCESS DIANA — A new display at Kensington Palace chronicles Princess Diana's life in fashion, including many of her iconic gowns never before displayed. A look at her influence on fashion and the ways in which she used clothes to tell her story. By Gregory Katz. SENT: 650 words, photos. BARNES-PERSON OF THE CROWD —The Barnes Foundation is celebrating the work of more than 50 artists who have taken their messages to the street. While much of the exhibit takes place within the museum's walls, others will spill onto the streets and sidewalks around the city, including live performances, billboards and posters. By Kristen de Groot. UPCOMING: 500 words by 5 p.m. PEN AWARDS — The playwright who inspired the Oscar-nominated movie "Moonlight" has won a prize from PEN America, the literary and human rights organization. SENT: 320 words, photo. BEALE STREET FESTIVAL — Kings of Leon, Snoop Dogg, Soundgarden and Sturgill Simpson are among the musical acts scheduled to perform at the Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis in May. SENT: 100 words. MILAN FASHION WEEK-WATCH — Milan fashion designers continue to experiment with how to get their message across as Gucci and Fausto Puglesi headline the first day of womenswear previews for next fall and winter. Gucci leads the trend of combining menswear previews on the womenswear calendar, while other designers are opting for presentation for an up-close look at their luxury wears and newcomers are getting a spotlight as the fashion industry exhibits the same fluidity as the trends it promotes. By Colleen Barry. UPCOMING: 750 words by 7 p.m., photos, video. MUSIC-SONGWRITERS HALL — Jay Z will become the first rapper ever inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame when he enters the prestigious organization in June. By Music Writer Mesfin Fekadu. SENT: 230 words, photos. OPERA-RUSALKA HD GLANCE — Dvorak's opera "Rusalka" will be broadcast live in HD from the Metropolitan Opera on Feb. 25. By Mike Silverman. SENT: 450 words, photos. PEOPLE-JIMMY FALLON — Jimmy Fallon has donated $100,000 to help fund the art program at the high school he attended, with some of the money going toward the school's TV studio. SENT: 110 words, photos. BOOKS-MCMASTER — A book by the next national security adviser is No. 1 best-seller. SENT: 110 words, photos. ___________________________________________ OTHER STORIES: BRAZIL-CARNIVAL-POLITICALLY CORRECT GERMANY-DACHAU GATE POLAND-PROVOCATIVE THEATER LESTER HOLT FAN _____________________________________________ UPCOMING: OSCARS-DIVERSITY — With "Fences," ''Hidden Figures," ''Loving" and "Moonlight" in the Oscar mix, #Oscarssowhite may be a thing of the past. Is this a blip or signs of progress? And if there aren't big wins, is it still a win for diversity? By Film Writer Lindsey Bahr. UPCOMING Thursday: 800 words by 2 p.m., photos. With: STILL IN THE MARGINS — A look at groups that are still largely left outside of the film world, including Hispanics and Asians and in some capacities, women. UPCOMING Thursday. OSCARS-OCTAVIA SPENCER — Even though Octavia Spencer is pleased with the record amount of blacks nominated for an Oscar, she's still not content with the lack of recognition shown toward all races of color. By Jonathan Landrum Jr. UPCOMING Thursday: 600 words by 2 p.m., photos. OSCARS-PREDICTIONS — AP Film Writers Lindsey Bahr and Jake Coyle share their picks for who will win, who should win and who should have been a contender for the Academy Awards. UPCOMING Thursday: 1,200 words by 3 p.m., photos. OSCAR HOST — The El Capitan Theater, where upcoming Oscar host Jimmy Kimmel does his nightly ABC talk show, is just across Hollywood Boulevard from the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards. So is the comedian ready to cross the street to work one the toughest gigs in television? By Entertainment Writer Sandy Cohen. UPCOMING Thursday: 400 words by 2 p.m. Thursday, photos. MILAN FASHION WEEK-WATCH — Fendi, Prada and Pucci continue the womenswear previews for next fall and winter on the second day of Milan Fashion Week on Thursday. By Colleen Barry. UPCOMING Thursday: 750 words by 7 p.m., photos, video ____________________________________________ REVIEWS: FILM REVIEW-GET OUT. By Film Writer Jake Coyle. SENT Tuesday: 650 words, photos. FILM REVIEW-CONTEMPORARY COLOR. By Film Writer Lindsey Bahr. SENT Tuesday: 650 words, photos. FILM REVIEW-BITTER HARVEST. By National Writer Jocelyn Noveck. UPCOMING: 640 words by noon Thursday, photos. UPCOMING FILM REVIEWS for next week: "Logan," ''Table 19," ''T21: Trainspotting." MUSIC REVIEW-LITTLE BIG TOWN. By Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. SENT Wednesday: 250 words, photo. MUSIC REVIEW-JOSE JAMES. By Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. SENT Wednesday: 270 words, photo. Music Review-Rhiannon Giddens. By Jill Lawless. UPCOMING Wednesday: 200 words, photos. BOOK REVIEW-THE INKBLOTS, BY DAMION SEARLS. Reviewed by Carla Johnson. SENT Tuesday: 500 words, photos. BOOK REVIEW-I SEE YOU, BY CLARE MACKINTOSH. Reviewed by Christina Ledbetter. SENT Tuesday: 320 words, photos. BOOK REVIEW-THE REFUGEES, BY VIET THANK NGUYEN. Reviewed by Rasha Madkour. SENT Tuesday: 320 words, photos. BOOK REVIEW-I LIKED MY LIFE, BY ABBY FABIASCHI. By Kim Curtis. SENT Tuesday: 230 words, photos. ____________________ VIDEO: BEVERLY HILLS— Oscar nominees in the foreign category gather at the Academy. LOS ANGELES— Karla Souza discusses why women have a hard time falling in love with "nice guys." LONDON— Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart reunite for "Logan." LONDON— Max Irons and Samantha Barks discuss researching the 1930s Ukrainian famine for "Bitter Harvest." LONDON— A look at a new exhibition showcasing Princess Diana's fashion collection. LONDON— Arrivals at the BRIT Awards. LOS ANGELES— The Oscars red carpet is rolled out ahead of Sunday's awards ceremony. LONDON— Highlights from the BRIT Awards. NASHVILLE— Marty Stuart talks about his Western album. CELEBRITY EXTRA: LONDON— Members of Steel Panther reveal the inspiration behind their style. LOS ANGELES— "Fist Fight" stars talk about their favorite high-school teachers. ENTERTAINMENT DAILY NEWS BROADCAST VIDEO ALREADY AVAILABLE: SANTA ANA — Harrison Ford wrongly flies over airliner. BEVERLY HILLS — Mandy Moore and Lilly Collins attend the Costume Designers Guild Awards.

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