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                  as of Tue, 14 Feb 2006 13:04:37 GMT

    'Incredible Hulk' Star a Reserve Deputy (AP)

AP - The Incredible Hulk is now a county sheriff's department reserve
 deputy.

    Placido Domingo Exits Paris Production (AP)

AP - Tenor Placido Domingo has canceled his appearance in Wagner's "Die
 Walkuere" in Paris in April, citing a lack of time to prepare for the
 production by avant-garde director Robert Wilson.

    Coroner: Chris Penn Died Accidentally (AP)

AP - Actor Chris Penn died accidentally from an enlarged heart and the
 effects of a mix of multiple medications, the county coroner's office
 said Monday.

    Slater Seeks Joint Custody of Children (AP)

AP - Christian Slater is seeking joint custody of his 4-year-old
 daughter and 6-year-old son, according to refiled divorce papers.

    Britney Spears to Join Mardi Gras (AP)

AP - Britney Spears, a Louisiana native, will celebrate Mardi Gras in
 New Orleans later this month when the devastated city hopes to revive
 some its old partying ways.

    MovieBeam offers first HDTV online movie rentals (Reuters)

Reuters - A video on demand movie service spun out of Walt Disney Co. is
 introducing on Tuesday the first U.S. home delivery service for
 high-definition films, backed by top Hollywood and Silicon Valley
 partners.

    Placido Domingo Exits Paris Production (AP)

AP - Tenor Placido Domingo has canceled his appearance in Wagner's "Die
 Walkuere" in Paris in April, citing a lack of time to prepare for the
 production by avant-garde director Robert Wilson.

    'Incredible Hulk' Star a Reserve Deputy (AP)

AP - The Incredible Hulk is now a county sheriff's department reserve
 deputy.

    MovieBeam offers first HDTV online movie rentals (Reuters)

Reuters - A video on demand movie service spun out of Walt Disney Co. is
 introducing on Tuesday the first U.S. home delivery service for
 high-definition films, backed by top Hollywood and Silicon Valley
 partners.

    "Barefoot" stepping in as "Woman" goes dark (Reuters)

Reuters - There's one Broadway opener this week: the revival of Neil
 Simon's "Barefoot in the Park" on Thursday at the Cort, with its newest
 cast headed by Patrick Wilson, Amanda Peet, Jill Clayburgh and Tony
 Roberts in the respective roles played so memorably in the film version
 by Robert Redford, Jane Fonda, Mildred Natwick and Charles Boyer
 (Redford and Natwick were reprising the roles they'd created in the
 Broadway original with Elizabeth Ashley).

    SLOW TO CONVERSE (New York Post's PageSix)

New York Post's PageSix - FORMER Disney CEO Michael Eisner's new CNBC
 show, "Conversations with Michael Eisner," is off to a rocky start.
 "They pre-taped three shows already," tattles an insider. "Each show
 will have a business-type person and a celebrity. But the only celebs
 he could find to be on the show so far are Goldie Hawn and Bette
 Midler. Dinosaurs! No A-listers. In the old days, everyone would have
 been lining up. His ego is so huge, he should have just started a
 charitable foundation and called it a day," sniped our source. A CNBC
 rep did not return calls.

    Runways Ready for London Fashion Week (AP)

AP - It's all so very next year: Fashionistas from all over the world
 will get a look at Britain's trends for fall and winter as London
 Fashion Week begins Tuesday.

    'Courtesan' seduces with beauty and beast (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Sarah Dunant, the sorceress who conjured up the
 international sensation The Birth of Venus in 2004, returns Tuesday
 with her new novel, In the Company of the Courtesan.

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