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One Direction, Ariana Grande win at Kids' Choice Awards  Saturday, Mar 29, 2014 07:24 PM PDT By Eric Kelsey LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The green slime flowed freely at the Kids' Choice Awards on Saturday, where boy band One Direction and actress-singer Ariana Grande took home orange blimps handed out by youth cable channel Nickelodeon. Shot from canons, bursting forth from geysers and babbling in a river across the stage, everything and everyone, even "un-slimable" host Mark Wahlberg, were soaked by the green stuff. The British-Irish vocal group, who won favorite music group and favorite song for "Story of My Life," avoided the slime, accepting the awards from London where they are preparing for an upcoming tour. Grande, a 20-year-old pop singer and star of Nickelodeon series "Sam & Cat" won for favorite TV actress and "Sam & Cat" was voted favorite TV show. Full Story	Top
Lagardere close to choosing magazines buyer  Saturday, Mar 29, 2014 08:35 AM PDT French media group Lagardere said it was looking over bids for the magazines it has put up for sale this weekend and would announce its decision shortly. The company was responding to a report in French daily Le Figaro that said a joint offer from Belgium's Rossel and France's Reworld Media had won the bidding, citing unidentified sources. Lagardere said in October it planned to sell 10 magazine titles to focus on growing its most strategic brands online, such as the French edition of "Elle". We are looking at the offers this weekend and will take our decision and communicate it at the latest in early April," a spokesman for Lagardere Active, a division of Lagardere, told Reuters. Full Story	Top

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