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                  as of Tue, 25 Oct 2005 11:15:35 GMT

    Former In-Law: Janet Jackson Has Daughter (AP)

AP - Janet Jackson and James DeBarge, who were briefly married in 1984,
 had a daughter together, DeBarge's brother Young DeBarge has claimed on
 a radio program.

    Judge Tosses Most of Suit Against Eminem (AP)

AP - A judge tossed out most of a lawsuit filed by Eminem's aunt and
 uncle who claim the rapper is unjustly evicting them from the home he
 had built for them.

    Jackson Returns Antiques to Settle Lawsuit (AP)

AP - Michael Jackson returned several antiques to settle a lawsuit with
 a gallery that accused him of not paying part of a nearly $380,000
 bill, attorneys said Monday.

    Poison Guitarist Gets 80 Days in Jail (AP)

AP - Poison guitarist C.C. DeVille was sentenced to 80 days in jail
 after pleading no contest to driving while intoxicated.

    Foxx makes film deal at MTV, Paramount (Reuters)

Reuters - Jamie Foxx and his producing partners have signed a two-year,
 first-look production deal with MTV Films and Paramount Pictures.

    Former In-Law: Janet Jackson Has Daughter (AP)

AP - Janet Jackson and James DeBarge, who were briefly married in 1984,
 had a daughter together, DeBarge's brother Young DeBarge has claimed on
 a radio program.

    Fox out to 'Destroy All Humans' with cartoon (Reuters)

Reuters - Fox Broadcasting Co. has acquired the rights to turn THQ's
 best-selling sci-fi video game "Destroy All Humans!" into a
 computer-animated comedy. It marks the first time a video game will be
 used as the basis for a primetime network television program.

    Movie biz tackles piracy issues at Fla. convention (Reuters)

Reuters - As Hurricane Wilma swamped southern Florida on Monday, studio
 and movie theater executives gathered at their annual ShowEast
 convention in Orlando to confront their own storms.

    Lane, Broderick in 'Odd' Broadway revival (Reuters)

Reuters - Lots of activity hits the Broadway main stem this week,
 starting with the long-awaited revival of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple"
 with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick. It officially begins its
 limited, already sold-out run Thursday at the Brooks Atkinson.

    REJECTS OF THE 'SITH' (New York Post's PageSix)

New York Post's PageSix - IT'S everything you ever wanted to know about
 "Sith" but were afraid to ask. Here's a peek at two scenes added to the
 DVD of the sixth and final chapter of the "Star Wars" series, in stores
 next week. The two-disc "Revenge of the Sith" set, available in
 full-screen or widescreen, features a handful of deleted scenes,
 making-of featurettes, game demos, photo galleries and even a preview
 of "Hyperspace, the ultimate online Star Wars experience."

    In Gwen We Trust: Pop Diva Launches Laudable New Label (Fashion Wire
     Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - Fashion Wire Daily - Los Angeles - However one may
 feel about Gwen Stefani or her music, nobody can deny that this is a
 woman of many accomplishments: she rules the charts, she's a
 trendsetter, she's a fashion mogul in training. And in her latest
 guise, she's also making inroads as a cultural ambassador.

    Clarke unleashes 'Scorpion' on U.S. foreign policy (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Combine an insider's expertise in geopolitics, the
 structure of a thriller and a deadly serious concern about the
 direction of American foreign policy in the Middle East and you have
 Richard A. Clarke's anticipated new novel, The Scorpion's Gate.

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