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British rockers Led Zeppelin will release a concert film based on their 2007 charity performance in London that hits cinemas on October 17, the band said on Thursday (September 13). The film, called "Celebration Day," was taken from the long-awaited reunion of one of rock's most successful acts. The theatrical release will be across 1,500 screens in more than 40 territories, followed by an audio and video release on November 19. Led Zeppelin has also been selected as one of the recipients of the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Malaysia on Thursday (September 13), the second leg of their Diamond Jubilee tour in the Asia Pacific region to celebrate the 60th anniversary of reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Prince William and his wife Catherine will stay in Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur for two days before departing for a visit to a rainforest reserve in the Sabah state on Borneo island. This is the first visit from British royals to Malaysia in 14 years. The last visit was made by Queen Elizabeth II in September 1998. Despite bringing out the big guns with Britney Spears, Simon Cowell's X Factor stumbled in its second season opener, falling to both The Voice and America's Got Talent. Spears, who was recruited for the judging panel with a $15 million pay check, pulled in 8.5 million eyes, down 3.5 million from las year's show premiere. Angelina Jolie continued her visit of refugee camps with several stops in Turkey. Acting in her role as U.N. Refugee Special Envoy, Jolie lauded the steps taken by Turkey to accommodate the some 80,000 Syrians that had crossed the border to escape their own country's ongoing conflict. Turkey has recently said the influx was beyond what it can deal with and called for international help.