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VOICE-OVER:

ACTOR COMEDIAN ROBIN WILLIAMS COMMITTED SUICIDE BY HANGING HIMSELF...

...IN HIS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA HOME.

OFFICIALS MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY_A DAY AFTER HIS PERSONAL ASSISTANT DISCOVERED HIS BODY.

SOUNDBITE (English) Lt. Keith Boyd, Marin County Sheriff's Department

"Entered the bedroom to find Mr. Williams clothed, in a seated position unresponsive with a belt secured around his neck."

THE ACTOR-COMEDIAN HAD BEEN TREATED FOR DEPRESSION RECENTLY...AND HAD A LONG HISTORY WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

SOUNDBITE (English) Lt. Keith Boyd, Marin County Sheriff's Department

"Toxicology testing will be conducted to determine if Mr. Williams had any chemical substances in his system at the time of his death."

SOUNDBITE (English) Haven Daley, Associated Press

"Meanwhile, here at the San Francisco home featured in the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire," fans have been stopping by to pay their respect."

SOUNDBITE (English) Marion Blumberg, Fan from San Francisco

"His son went to school with my sons. We would see him at school functions. He was just a regular dad. Loved his kids."

FANS ALSO SHOWED UP AT THE OSCAR-WINNING ACTOR'S FORMER SAN FRANCISCO HOME.

SOUNDBITE (English) Regina Singh, Fan from Sacramento

"Since I've been in this country, all I do is watch his movies. So I'm a very big fan, big time."

THEY'RE ALSO REMEMBERING WILLIAMS AT COMEDY CLUBS IN NEW YORK CITY...

SOUNDBITE (English) Susan Ross, Fan from New York

"I think everyone's very sad, nobody has a bad thing to say about Robin Williams. You can't find anybody who's going to. You know, he was a great, great guy."

...AND IN COLORADO -- AT THE HOME USED FOR HIS BREAK-THROUGH TV SHOW "MORK & MINDY.".

SOUNDBITE: (English) Rose Widera, Boulder Fan

"It was just our way of coming out and paying tribute and saying goodbye.''

WILLIAMS LEAVES BEHIND A WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN.

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE STILL PENDING.

HAVEN DALEY, ASSOCIATED PRESS, SAN FRANCISCO.

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

Beverly Hills - July 29, 2013

1. Various of Robin Williams at CBS party

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Tiburon, California - August 12, 2014

2. Various of small memorial outside Robin Williams' home where he was found dead

ABC NEWS - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA

San Rafael, California - August 12, 2014

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Lt. Keith Boyd, Marin County Sheriff's Department (transcript below)

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles - October 4, 2006

4. Shot of robin williams being interviewed at movie premiere

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

Beverly Hills - July 29, 2013

5. Robin Williams at CBS party

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles - October 4, 2006

6. Wide of Robin Williams at film premiere

AP ENTERTAINMENT

San Francisco - August 12, 2014

7. Wide of home where 'Mrs. Doubtfire' was filmed

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Haven Daley, Associated Press (transcript below)

9. Various of memorial at 'Mrs. Doubtfire' home

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Marion Blumberg, Robin Williams fan from San Francisco (transcript below)

11. Various shots of memorial set up at former San Francisco home of Robin Williams

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Regina Singh, Robin Williams fan (transcript below)

AP ENTERTAINMENT

New York - August 12, 2014

13. Various of memorial outside Caroline's on Broadway comedy club

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Susan Ross, Robin Williams fan (transcript below)

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Boulder, Colorado - August 12, 2014

15. Various of memorial set up outside the fictional home of 'Mork and Mindy' from the sitcom starring Robin Williams

AP ENTERTAINMENT

San Francisco - August 12, 2014

16. Various cards left at memorials outside 'Mrs. Doubtfire' home

VOICE-OVER:

ACTOR COMEDIAN ROBIN WILLIAMS COMMITTED SUICIDE BY HANGING HIMSELF...

...IN HIS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA HOME.

OFFICIALS MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY_A DAY AFTER HIS PERSONAL ASSISTANT DISCOVERED HIS BODY.

SOUNDBITE (English) Lt. Keith Boyd, Marin County Sheriff's Department

"Entered the bedroom to find Mr. Williams clothed, in a seated position unresponsive with a belt secured around his neck."

THE ACTOR-COMEDIAN HAD BEEN TREATED FOR DEPRESSION RECENTLY...AND HAD A LONG HISTORY WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

SOUNDBITE (English) Lt. Keith Boyd, Marin County Sheriff's Department

"Toxicology testing will be conducted to determine if Mr. Williams had any chemical substances in his system at the time of his death."

SOUNDBITE (English) Haven Daley, Associated Press

"Meanwhile, here at the San Francisco home featured in the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire," fans have been stopping by to pay their respect."

SOUNDBITE (English) Marion Blumberg, Fan from San Francisco

"His son went to school with my sons. We would see him at school functions. He was just a regular dad. Loved his kids."

FANS ALSO SHOWED UP AT THE OSCAR-WINNING ACTOR'S FORMER SAN FRANCISCO HOME.

SOUNDBITE (English) Regina Singh, Fan from Sacramento

"Since I've been in this country, all I do is watch his movies. So I'm a very big fan, big time."

THEY'RE ALSO REMEMBERING WILLIAMS AT COMEDY CLUBS IN NEW YORK CITY...

SOUNDBITE (English) Susan Ross, Fan from New York

"I think everyone's very sad, nobody has a bad thing to say about Robin Williams. You can't find anybody who's going to. You know, he was a great, great guy."

...AND IN COLORADO -- AT THE HOME USED FOR HIS BREAK-THROUGH TV SHOW "MORK & MINDY.".

SOUNDBITE: (English) Rose Widera, Boulder Fan

"It was just our way of coming out and paying tribute and saying goodbye.''

WILLIAMS LEAVES BEHIND A WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN.

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE STILL PENDING.

HAVEN DALEY, ASSOCIATED PRESS, SAN FRANCISCO.

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

Beverly Hills - July 29, 2013

1. Various of Robin Williams at CBS party

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Tiburon, California - August 12, 2014

2. Various of small memorial outside Robin Williams' home where he was found dead

ABC NEWS - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA

San Rafael, California - August 12, 2014

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Lt. Keith Boyd, Marin County Sheriff's Department (transcript below)

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles - October 4, 2006

4. Shot of robin williams being interviewed at movie premiere

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

Beverly Hills - July 29, 2013

5. Robin Williams at CBS party

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles - October 4, 2006

6. Wide of Robin Williams at film premiere

AP ENTERTAINMENT

San Francisco - August 12, 2014

7. Wide of home where 'Mrs. Doubtfire' was filmed

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Haven Daley, Associated Press (transcript below)

9. Various of memorial at 'Mrs. Doubtfire' home

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Marion Blumberg, Robin Williams fan from San Francisco (transcript below)

11. Various shots of memorial set up at former San Francisco home of Robin Williams

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Regina Singh, Robin Williams fan (transcript below)

AP ENTERTAINMENT

New York - August 12, 2014

13. Various of memorial outside Caroline's on Broadway comedy club

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Susan Ross, Robin Williams fan (transcript below)

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Boulder, Colorado - August 12, 2014

15. Various of memorial set up outside the fictional home of 'Mork and Mindy' from the sitcom starring Robin Williams

AP ENTERTAINMENT

San Francisco - August 12, 2014

16. Various cards left at memorials outside 'Mrs. Doubtfire' home

MORGAN FREEMAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO SLAIN GRANDDAUGHTER

Actor Morgan Freeman is mourning the death of his step-granddaughter. She was found stabbed to death Sunday on a Manhattan street.

Police responding to a 911 call at about 3 a.m. found 33-year-old E'dena (eh-DEEH'-nah) Hines lying on the street with multiple stab wounds to the chest. She was pronounced dead at Harlem Hospital.

A 30-year-old man was taken into police custody at the scene - in front of Hines' apartment on West 162nd Street.

Freeman issued a statement saying that "The world will never know her artistry and talent, and how much she had to offer."

Hines had studied acting and was involved with teaching urban youth. She is the granddaughter of Freeman's first wife.

No charges have been filed. Police are investigating the stabbing.

AP ENTERTAINMENT

++FILE++ New York, 24 June 2015

1. Wide shot Morgan Freeman

2. Medium shot Morgan Freeman

AP ENTERTAINMENT

++FILE++Las Vegas, 27 March 2014

3. Wide Morgan Freeman and director Wally Pfister talk with reporter

4. Wide Morgan Freeman and director Wally Pfister talk with reporter

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

++FILE++Los Angeles, 10 April 2014

5. Medium of Morgan Freeman speaking to a reporter

ROBERT DOWNEY JR.'S SON ARRESTED IN DRUG CASE

Actor Robert Downey, Jr. thanked authorities who arrested his 20-year-old son on Sunday (29 JUNE 2014) on suspicion of cocaine possession and said the family was determined to get him the help he needs.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Sheriff's Sgt. Dave Valentine said Indio Falconer Downey was taken into custody Sunday afternoon after a car he was in was pulled over in West Hollywood.

Valentine says Downey was booked on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance, believed to be cocaine, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Indio Downey was later released after posting $10,250 (USD) bail and a court date was set for Aug. 29.

Two other people were in the car, but only Downey was arrested.

"Unfortunately there's a genetic component to addiction and Indio has likely inherited it," Robert Downey, Jr., who had a series of high-profile drug-related arrests, wrote in a statement. "There is a lot of family support and understanding, and we're all determined to rally behind him and help him become the man he's capable of being. We're grateful to the

Sheriff's department for their intervention, and believe Indio can be another recovery success story instead of a cautionary tale."

Indio Downey appeared in the 2005 movie "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," which starred his father.

++CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: FILE VIDEO CONTAINS FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY++

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

Los Angeles, 24 April 2013

1. Medium of Robert Downey, Jr. And wife Susan arriving at the world premiere of "Marvel's Iron Man 3"

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles, 9 January 2013

2. Medium of Robert Downey, Jr. Posing backstage with his People's Choice Award for favorite movie superhero

3. Push in to tight shot of Robert Downey, Jr.

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Seoul, South Korea, 4 April 2013

4. Various of Robert Downey, Jr. At an "Iron Man" press conference

AP IMAGES

Los Angeles, 1 March 2007

5. Robert Downey, Jr. And son Indio arrive at a premiere

SNOOKI'S HUBBY PLEADS GUILTY TO DUI

First he said, "I do." Then he pleaded guilty.

Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's husband pleaded guilty on Monday (1 DEC. 2014) in Totowa, New Jersey, to driving under the influence. The charges stem from his arrest on Interstate 80 in August.

The plea came two days after 27-year-old Jionni LaValle and the MTV reality series star got married at a "Great Gatsby" themed wedding.

A Municipal Court official tells NJ.com charges of unsafe lane changes and careless driving were dropped.

LaValle's driver's license was suspended for three months and he was ordered to pay a $614 fine attend classes on the dangers of drinking and driving.

Polizzi and LaValle have two children, ages 2 and 2 months. They live in Morris County, New Jersey.

MTV POOL

New York, 25 August 2013

1. Various of Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jionni LaValle arriving at the MTV Video Music Awards

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles, 10 April 2014

2. Medium of Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi giving an interview

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

Los Angeles, 13 April 2014

3. Various of Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi arriving at the MTV Movie Awards

AP ENTERTAINMENT

Los Angeles, 10 April 2014

4. Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and other MTV actors roll out the red carpet

MORGAN FREEMAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO SLAIN GRANDDAUGHTER

Police have arrested a 30-year-old man in connection with the fatal stabbing of actor Morgan Freeman's step-granddaughter on a Manhattan street.

Lamar Davenport, of New York City, was charged with second-degree murder on Monday, a day after 33-year-old E'dena (eh-DEEH'-nah) Hines was found lying on the street with multiple stab wounds to the chest.

Police say the Davenport was in a relationship with Hines. She was found in front of her apartment building on West 162nd Street and was pronounced dead at Harlem Hospital.

Freeman issued a statement saying that "The world will never know her artistry and talent, and how much she had to offer."

Hines had studied acting and was involved with teaching urban youth.

She is the granddaughter of Freeman's first wife.

AP IMAGES

++FILE++New York, 14 July 2008

1. Still image: Morgan Freeman and step-granddaughter E'Dena Hines attend premiere of "The Dark Knight"

2. Still image: Morgan Freeman and step-granddaughter E'Dena Hines attend premiere of "The Dark Knight"

AP ENTERTAINMENT

++FILE++ New York, 24 June 2015

3. Wide shot Morgan Freeman

4. Medium shot Morgan Freeman

AP ENTERTAINMENT

++FILE++Las Vegas, 27 March 2014

5. Wide Morgan Freeman and director Wally Pfister talk with reporter

6. Wide Morgan Freeman and director Wally Pfister talk with reporter

CELEBRITY FOOTAGE

++FILE++Los Angeles, 10 April 2014

7. Medium of Morgan Freeman speaking to a reporter

RAPPERY YOUNG JEEZY SEES WEAPON CHARGE DISMISSED

A felony weapons charge against platinum-selling rapper Young Jeezy has been dismissed after a prosecutor said there wasn't enough evidence to support the case.

Orange County Deputy District Attorney Renee Jones sought the dismissal during a court hearing Thursday (11 DEC. 2014) but declined to elaborate on what new information led to it.

Jeezy, whose real name is Jay Wayne Jenkins, and five others were arrested in August after authorities served a search warrant at the Verizon Amphitheatre in Irvine and found an AK-47.

Police were investigating the death of a man who was shot backstage at a concert Jeezy co-headlined with Wiz Khalifa days earlier at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. Jeezy and the other five, who included a tour bus driver and his wife, were never identified as suspects in the killing.

Jeezy and the others each pleaded not guilty to a single count of felony possession of an assault weapon.

The rapper did not attend Thursday's hearing but attacked his arrest and the filing of charges. "I pray this had nothing to do with race, but it definitely had nothing to do with evidence," Jeezy wrote.

He criticized what he called a rush to judgment by the media and police.

"I'm relieved that the truth has ultimately prevailed, and I would like to thank those who have always stood by me including my family and fans," Jeezy wrote.

Jones said the investigation into the shooting death of Eric Johnson, 38, is ongoing.

Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert C. Gannon granted the dismissal and said he would sign orders allowing Jeezy and his entourage to regain their passports and other property seized from them.

Jeezy's attorney Blair Berk said she was pleased the case was dropped but said the rapper should not have been arrested or charged.

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Celebrity Footage

Los Angeles, Calif. - 8 February 2009

1.Young Jeezy on red carpet at 2009 Grammy Awards

Def Jam Recordings

2. Music video clip- 'Put On' Young Jeezy

AP Entertainment

New York, 25 August 2008

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Young Jeezy, Recording Artist on his new album 'The Recession':

"I think I came up with the name 'The Recession' like mid-stream into the album because when I looked at a lot of the songs I had like 'My President' and 'Crazy World,' I was just like maybe I'm paying too much attention to what's going on. And I didn't want my music to come out in a depressed, negative way. So I just kind of looked at what I had and I was like the rest of the songs I'm going to do are going to be those 'we shall overcome' like anthems; that were always made, but were more street. But now I want to make them for everybody; you don't even have to be from the street to know where I am coming from, even though that's what the music is intended for, I just want to put it into terms that everybody can get it."

Def Jam Recordings

4. Music video clip- 'Put On' Young Jeezy

CHARLIE SHEEN UNDER INVESTIGATION BY LOS ANGELES POLICE

Los Angeles police say Charlie Sheen is the subject of a criminal investigation headed by detectives from an elite stalking unit.

Officer Matthew Ludwig says Sheen was listed as a suspect in a criminal investigation report received on March 31. He declined to detail the allegations or identify the alleged victim, but he said detectives who handle serious stalking and criminal threats cases have obtained a search warrant in the case.

The celebrity news site RadarOnline reported Wednesday (6 APRIL 2016) that it had been served a subpoena from Los Angeles police for a 35-minute audio recording that is purportedly of Sheen threatening his ex-fiancee, Scottine Ross. She performed in porn films under the name Brett Rossi and is suing Sheen for having sex with her without disclosing he is HIV positive.

There was no immediate comment from Sheen's lawyer and publicist.

New York, 17 November 2015

1. Wide shot through studio glass, Charlie Sheen enters NBC's "Today" studio

Los Angeles, 11 April 2013

2. Medium Sheen talks with reporter at Hollywood premiere of "Scary Movie 5"

3. Medium Sheen talks with reporter

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlie Sheen/Actor, on Lindsay Lohan:

"You know this town loves a comeback, loves a comeback, you know."

5. Medium Sheen talks with reporter

Los Angeles, 10 September 2011

6. Various of Charlie Sheen arriving

SHOTLIST

AP Entertainment

London, 25 June 2009

1. Various of Sun Newspaper - Robbie story

AP Entertainment - File

London, UK, 18 November, 2006

1. Medium shot of Robbie Williams

AP Entertainment - File

London, UK, 9 November, 2004

2. Various of Robbie Williams on red carpet signing autographs and talking to reporters

AP Entertainment - File

Berlin, Germany, 7 October, 2005

3. Mid of Robbie Williams talking on stage during press conference

STORYLINE

ROBBIE WILLIAMS PAPARAZZI POLICE INVESTIGATION

Police in the Bahamas are investigating the robbery of two paparazzi a few hours after they snapped shots of British pop idol Robbie Williams lounging on an exclusive beach in Exuma and argued with his entourage.

Superintendent Ellsworth Moss, who heads the detective unit of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, said Wednesday that investigators had questioned Williams about the early Sunday (21 JUNE 2009) robbery of the two celebrity photographers who travelled to Staniel Cay to sneak photos of the vacationing singer.

Moss stressed that Williams was not a suspect but that the incident may have been a "spin-off" or been triggered by what reportedly happened with his party on the beach.

A phone call to Williams' representative in London was not answered.

The paparazzi - Matt Sanchez of Splash News & Picture Agency and freelancer Carlos Mendez - told police they got into a shouting match with Williams' entourage while they photographed the star with zoom lenses.

Hours later, they alleged, four armed men broke into their rented room and stole $20,000 (US) dollars worth of cameras and other equipment.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Raymond Gibson said two men were in custody in connection with the case.

He did not disclose further details, saying the investigation was continuing.

Williams has long been a singing star in Britain and is popular in other countries.

But he hasn't generated much appeal in the United States, receiving more publicity for entering rehab for dependency on prescription drug than for his music.

Fashion designer and celebrity stylist L'Wren Scott is dead.

The 49-year-old's body was found in her Manhattan apartment on Monday, hanging from a doorknob.

A law enforcement official says no note was found and there is no sign of foul play.

Scott and Mick Jagger were a longtime couple. A spokesman for the Rolling Stones singer says Jagger is "completely shocked and devastated by the news."

Scott founded her own high-end clothing label in 2006 and recently created a more affordable line for Banana Republic.

On the red carpet, she styled big name stars like Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Kidman and Angelina Jolie.

Michael Weinfeld, The Associated Press.

SHOTLIST

AP Entertainment

New York, 4 June 2007

1. Wide Cameraman pan to Zac Posen

2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Zac Posen, Designer:

"I don't care what she wears. I hope she's comfortable and I hope she has learned a lesson outside of jail. I feel very bad for her family. I think it is partially her drive that has caused her to this, but it is also the media."

3. Medium Nemcova tilt up

4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Petra Nemcova, Model:

"In every thing there is a positive and negative in every experience to look at the positive things. Get strength from it and learn from it, and there's always something, even if there's 5% positive or 1% you should focus on that and that will get you through."

5. Camera cutaway

6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Kors, Designer:

"I wish her well. What else can you say? I don't want to see anyone in the world have to unduly suffer so I hope everything is okay for her."

7. Medium Heidi Klum

8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Heidi Klum:

"To be honest I don't pay too much attention to all that stuff. I'm not so into the gossip magazines. I don't know I totally lost track of all that stuff. People just told me she was in jail. I didn't even know."

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Betsey Johnson, Designer:

"If a magazine came out and they weren't in it; then they would be in trouble. As long as they are in it, they are fine; I don't know that's just the way it is right now, and everything is in the extreme. Jail is an extreme too. (Q.Reporter - "do you have any advice for her when she comes out?") "Karma. I mean just go with it."

6. Medium Vanessa Williams

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vanessa Williams:

"She's a media darling so of course there is going to be attention no matter what she does, and this is a pretty major, major thing for her to happen at such a young age so, unlike Martha Stewart of course there's going to be people watching every aspect of what happens when you're incarcerated as a celebrity, so I think she's going to really mature through this whole thing and I'm sure it will change her permanently."

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Diddy:

"Just hold your head up and learn from the mistakes. Don't let nobody bring you down and may God bless you."

10. Medium Diddy tilt up

STARS WISH PARIS HILTON WELL FROM RED CARPET

As Paris Hilton swaps the party life for a jail sentence, stars enjoying the red carpet lifestyle she leaves behind gave their thoughts on her situation.

The 26-year-old hotel heiress checked into the Century Regional Detention Facility in suburban Los Angeles just after 11:30 p.m Sunday (0630 GMT Monday) to serve 23 days for violating probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case.

Hilton surrendered after a surprise appearance earlier that day at the MTV Movie Awards, where she worked the red carpet in a strapless designer gown.

Stars at the CFDA Fashion awards Monday night hoped she would stay positive.

Model Petra Nemcova told AP Entertainment:

"In every thing there is a positive and negative in every experience to look at the positive things. Get strength from it and learn from it, and there's always something, even if there's 5% positive or 1% you should focus on that and that will get you through."

Designer Michael Kors added: "I wish her well. What else can you say? I don't want to see anyone have to unduly suffer so I hope everything is okay for her."

Diddy offered the heiress the advice: "Just hold your head up and learn from the mistakes. Don't let nobody bring you down and may God bless you."

Designer Zac Posen said her celebrity has not helped her situation:

"I hope she's comfortable and I hope she has learned a lesson outside of jail. I feel very bad for her family. I think it is partially her drive that has caused her to this, but it is also the media."

'Ugly Betty' star Vanessa Williams says a press frenzy was inevitable:

"She's a media darling so of course there is going to be attention no matter what she does, and this is a pretty major, major thing for her to happen at such a young age so, unlike Martha Stewart of course there's going to be people watching every aspect of what happens when you're incarcerated as a celebrity, so I think she's going to really mature through this whole thing and I'm sure it will change her permanently."

Designer Betsey Johnson/ Designer agrees.

"If a magazine came out and they weren't in it; then they would be in trouble. As long as they are in it, they are fine; I don't know that's just the way it is right now, and everything is in the extreme. Jail is an extreme too."

Johnson added some advice for when Hilton leaves jail: "Karma. I mean just go with it."

But the news of Hilton's sentence came as a surprise to Heidi Klum:

"To be honest I don't pay too much attention to all that stuff. I'm not so into the gossip magazines. I don't know I totally lost track of all that stuff. People just told me she was in jail. I didn't even know."

Hilton's lawyer said the heiress was doing well after spending her first night in solitary confinement.

"She's using this time to reflect on her life, to see what she can do to make the world better and hopefully, in my opinion, to change the attitudes that exist about her among many people," attorney Richard A. Hutton told reporters Monday after visiting Hilton.

Hilton will spend 23 days in a special unit at the women's facility in Lynwood.

Officers arrested Hilton in Hollywood on Sept. 7. In January, she pleaded no contest to the reckless-driving charge and was sentenced to 36 months of probation, alcohol education and $1,500 (US Dollars) in fines.

She was pulled over by California Highway Patrol on Jan. 15. Officers informed Hilton she was driving on a suspended license and she signed a document acknowledging she was not to drive.

She then was pulled over by sheriff's deputies on Feb. 27, at which time she was charged with violating probation.

SHOTLIST

TRUE DATE CREATED = 27/03/2009

AP Television

Atlanta, Georgia, 27 March 2009

1. Medium shot of T.I. (real name Clifford Harris) walking to podium for news conference after sentencing hearing

2. Wide shot, pan of cameras at news conference and Harris at podium

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Clifford Harris/Rapper:

"I have began to close this chapter in my life with, of course, the help and blessings of the US Attorneys and the courts of the US government. I would like to thank all that have helped me throughout my journey, along my journey, including my attorneys. All of the foundations and all of the organizations who have helped me align myself with people who can see to it that I carry out my wishes and my intentions to the best of my ability. Although I am not thrilled about my next year and day, I am pleased that I can begin the process of putting this all behind me."

4. Wide shot photographer taking picture of Harris

5. Close up Harris speaking

6. Medium shot Harris speaking from podium

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Clifford Harris/Rapper:

"I know for a fact that I've changed at least five lives, because these are the five or six people I keep in contact with. It's an honor for me to do so. I never looked at myself as a leader, or the leader of a generation. I just looked at myself as a celebrity or an entertainer. This experience has taught me that I have an ability to influence and impact millions of people. Young people, old people and people my age as well. So, I appreciate the opportunity."

8. Wide shot exterior of federal courthouse building

9. Close up sign on federal courthouse building

10. Close up, pan from Harris' hand resting on podium to face

11. Wide shot photographer taking picture of Harris

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Clifford Harris/Rapper:

"I think my judgement was altered due to a tragic situation and me living through a hostile attempt on my life. I lost sight of what was important. I had lost sight of the faith that I had in God and how far he'd brought me. I guess I resorted to taking matters into my own hands -- foolishly, to say the least."

13. Wide shot Harris and girlfriend walking from news conference and greeting supporters

STORYLINE

RAPPER T.I. SENTENCED

A judge sentenced Rapper T.I. to one year and a day behind bars on federal weapons charges on Friday (27MARCH09.)

The 28-year-old rapper, whose real name is Clifford Harris, entered court smiling as he greeted his lawyers and family members. He wore a dark gray suit and black dress shirt and tie for sentencing.

"Today I would like to say thank you to some, and apologize to all," the rapper told U.S. District Judge Charles Pannell Jr. at the one and a half hour session, which was closed to television cameras.

Harris pleaded guilty last March after he was arrested in 2007, attempting to buy unregistered machine guns and silencers.

The arrest on Oct. 13 of that year occurred blocks from where he was to headline the BET Hip-Hop Awards in Atlanta hours later.

He will have between 30 and 60 days to report to prison.

Harris already has completed about 1,000 hours of community service and has warned youths about the pitfalls of guns, drugs, violence.

He will need to complete 470 additional hours.

"I never looked at myself as a leader, or the leader of a generation. I just looked at myself as a celebrity or an entertainer. This experience has taught me that I have an ability to influence and impact millions of people," Harris said.

At Friday's hearing, former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young spoke on Harris' behalf.

Harris had faced a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 (USD) fine for each count, until he cut a deal and pleaded guilty last March to the federal weapons charge and was sentenced to one year and a day in prison.

Ed Garland, one of his attorneys, said they are not sure where he will serve his sentence.

Upon his release, Harris is to be placed on three years of supervised release. He also will be credited for 305 days of home detention he already has served and must serve an additional 60 days, authorities said.

Harris agreed to community service to avoid a lengthy sentence. He already has made 262 public appearances as part of that deal.

Much of that work has been done with children.

Harris is one of the co-chief executives of Grand Hustle Records and one of Atlantic Records' most successful artists.

His sixth album, "Paper Trail," has sold nearly two million copies. It also charted two smash No. 1 songs, and a third with Justin Timberlake is near the top of the charts.

T.I. said fear was the reason he tried to buy the guns.

His best friend, Philant Johnson, was killed following a post-performance party in Cincinnati in 2006.

A man was found guilty last year in the murder case.

ENGINEERING TEST

SHOTLIST (including transcript):-

AP Images

Narita, Japan, 8 March 2009

1. Katie Holmes holds daughter Suri while arriving at Narita International Airport, east of Tokyo

AP Images

New York, 4 November 2007

2. Katie Holmes joins husband Tom Cruise as he holds their daughter Suri after Holmes finished the New York City Marathon

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Carson, Calif., 21 July 2007

3. Katie Holmes and her daughter Suri Cruise watch the Los Angeles Galaxy play Chelsea during a World Series of Football exhibition soccer game

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Beverly Hills, Calif., 28 March 2011

4. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes on the red carpet of the premiere of "The Kennedys"

5. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

6. Pan down of Katie Holmes talking to a reporter

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New York, 11 July 2012

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Peros/Us Weekly Reporter:

"It doesn't really seem that Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise's divorce settlement was too much about money. It was mostly about the custody of Suri. Katie made sure she got sole custody with some visitation rights from Tom, bodyguards and nannies have to be present at all times. So she really wasn't worried about getting the $15 million that she's reportedly getting out of this. She just wanted her daughter."

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Tokyo, Japan 12 March 2009

8. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at the premiere of "Valkyrie"

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Rio de Janeiro, 3 February 2009

9. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes stepping onto podium at premiere of "Valkyrie"

10. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

11. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

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New York, 11 July 2012

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Bettina D. Hindin, Esq./Attorney, Raoul Felder and Partners, P.C.:

"It was a very, very quick settlement. One wonders whether or not this was all a setup to begin with, but knowing the attorneys who negotiated it, they're good attorneys. They apparently worked very, very hard over the weekend and this was something that Tom wanted to, again, brush under the carpet. I think his religion had a lot to do with it and he really didn't want to have that be exposed anymore or be out there for ridicule anymore. So I think it was a smart move on his part to sit down, negotiate, and also be done with it."

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New York, 6 November 2007

13. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at the Museum of Moving Image Salute

14. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving

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Los Angeles, 9 January 2008

15. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at the premiere of "Mad Money"

16. Tight shot of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

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New York, 11 July 2012

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Bettina D. Hindin, Esq./Attorney, Raoul Felder and Partners, P.C.:

"They won't be divorced until all the appropriate papers are filed. Then those papers which are about a stack high go from the clerk's office to the judges desk and the judge will sign them so typically in New York our turnaround is 2 to 3 months. If you need it quicker you can petition the court to have it done quicker for example if someone is nine months pregnant and wants to get married or someone is on their death bed but typically it takes a few months before the judge puts his signature on the judgement for divorce and then it has to be stamped, entered by the county clerk and that's when they're divorced."

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Rome, Italy, 16 November 2006

18. Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise leave their hotel in Rome ahead of Tom and Katie's wedding

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Los Angeles, 27 June 2005

19. Medium of Tom Cruise talking to a crowd before a screening of "War of the Worlds" and brings Katie Holmes on stage

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New York, 11 July 2012

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Bettina D. Hindin, Esq./Attorney, Raoul Felder and Partners, P.C.

"It's probably the best place for her as far as Suri is concerned. New York is very protective of its children and when a party or parties are involved in a divorce the children become part of it and actually become part of what the judge has to look out for as part of responsibilities and protection so she knew or apparently her attorneys knew that she would have the best shot of having custody granted to her or negotiated for her in the New York forum."

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Los Angeles, 27 June 2005

21. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at a screening of "War of the Worlds"

TOM CRUISE, KATIE HOLMES DIVORCE EXPLAINED

Why did Katie Holmes file for divorce from Tom Cruise in New York? And now that they've settled, how long will it take before their officially exes?

Entertainment reporters and legal experts are weighing in on the celebrity couple's split.

Jennifer Peros of Us Weekly says even the specifics of the settlement have been kept private, there are some things we know:

"It doesn't really seem that Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise's divorce settlement was too much about money. It was mostly about the custody of Suri. Katie made sure she got sole custody with some visitation rights from Tom, bodyguards and nannies have to be present at all times. So she really wasn't worried about getting the $15 million that she's reportedly getting out of this. She just wanted her daughter."

New York attorney Bettina Hindin, who specializes in matrimonial law says just because the pair have reached an agreement on their breakup doesn't mean their divorced yet.

"They won't be divorced until all the appropriate papers are filed. Then those papers which are about a stack high go from the clerk's office to the judges desk and the judge will sign them so typically in New York our turnaround is 2 to 3 months. If you need it quicker you can petition the court to have it done quicker for example if someone is nine months pregnant and wants to get married or someone is on their death bed but typically it takes a few months before the judge puts his signature on the judgement for divorce and then it has to be stamped, entered by the county clerk and that's when they're divorced."

The announcement Monday (9 July 2012) that Holmes and Cruise had settled their divorce in less than two weeks ended what many expected to be a contentious breakup spanning both coasts.

Details of the agreement remain confidential and the pair released a joint statement indicating they intend to keep it that way.

"We want to keep matters affecting our family private and express our respect for each other's commitment to each of our respective beliefs and support each other's roles as parents," their statement said.

Hindin says from a legal perspective it was very surprising by how quickly the case was settled.

It was a very, very quick settlement. One wonders whether or not this was all a setup to begin with, but knowing the attorneys who negotiated it, they're good attorneys. They apparently worked very, very hard over the weekend and this was something that Tom wanted to, again, brush under the carpet. I think his religion had a lot to do with it and he really didn't want to have that be exposed anymore or be out there for ridicule anymore. So I think it was a smart move on his part to sit down, negotiate, and also be done with it."

She also says by filing in New York, Katie had the best change at getting sole custody of her daughter Suri.

"It's probably the best place for her as far as Suri is concerned. New York is very protective of its children and when a party or parties are involved in a divorce the children become part of it and actually become part of what the judge has to look out for as part of responsibilities and protection so she knew or apparently her attorneys knew that she would have the best shot of having custody granted to her or negotiated for her in the New York forum."

For now the focus of both stars appears to be to get their breakup out of the news. Holmes' attorney Jonathan Wolfe cast doubts Monday evening on stories speculating about what the couple traded to get such a quick resolution.

"There are numerous inaccuracies in the reports regarding the purported contents of the agreement reached between the parties," Wolfe wrote in a statement, adding that "its terms will not be disclosed."

Tom Cruise's divorce from actress Mimi Rogers was finalized within 45 days. His divorce from Nicole Kidman took less than six months.

TOM CRUISE, KATIE HOLMES DIVORCE EXPLAINED

Why did Katie Holmes file for divorce from Tom Cruise in New York? And now that they've settled, how long will it take before their officially exes?

Entertainment reporters and legal experts are weighing in on the celebrity couple's split.

Jennifer Peros of Us Weekly says even the specifics of the settlement have been kept private, there are some things we know:

"It doesn't really seem that Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise's divorce settlement was too much about money. It was mostly about the custody of Suri. Katie made sure she got sole custody with some visitation rights from Tom, bodyguards and nannies have to be present at all times. So she really wasn't worried about getting the $15 million that she's reportedly getting out of this. She just wanted her daughter."

New York attorney Bettina Hindin, who specializes in matrimonial law says just because the pair have reached an agreement on their breakup doesn't mean their divorced yet.

"They won't be divorced until all the appropriate papers are filed. Then those papers which are about a stack high go from the clerk's office to the judges desk and the judge will sign them so typically in New York our turnaround is 2 to 3 months. If you need it quicker you can petition the court to have it done quicker for example if someone is nine months pregnant and wants to get married or someone is on their death bed but typically it takes a few months before the judge puts his signature on the judgement for divorce and then it has to be stamped, entered by the county clerk and that's when they're divorced."

The announcement Monday (9 July 2012) that Holmes and Cruise had settled their divorce in less than two weeks ended what many expected to be a contentious breakup spanning both coasts.

Details of the agreement remain confidential and the pair released a joint statement indicating they intend to keep it that way.

"We want to keep matters affecting our family private and express our respect for each other's commitment to each of our respective beliefs and support each other's roles as parents," their statement said.

Hindin says from a legal perspective it was very surprising by how quickly the case was settled.

It was a very, very quick settlement. One wonders whether or not this was all a setup to begin with, but knowing the attorneys who negotiated it, they're good attorneys. They apparently worked very, very hard over the weekend and this was something that Tom wanted to, again, brush under the carpet. I think his religion had a lot to do with it and he really didn't want to have that be exposed anymore or be out there for ridicule anymore. So I think it was a smart move on his part to sit down, negotiate, and also be done with it."

She also says by filing in New York, Katie had the best change at getting sole custody of her daughter Suri.

"It's probably the best place for her as far as Suri is concerned. New York is very protective of its children and when a party or parties are involved in a divorce the children become part of it and actually become part of what the judge has to look out for as part of responsibilities and protection so she knew or apparently her attorneys knew that she would have the best shot of having custody granted to her or negotiated for her in the New York forum."

For now the focus of both stars appears to be to get their breakup out of the news. Holmes' attorney Jonathan Wolfe cast doubts Monday evening on stories speculating about what the couple traded to get such a quick resolution.

"There are numerous inaccuracies in the reports regarding the purported contents of the agreement reached between the parties," Wolfe wrote in a statement, adding that "its terms will not be disclosed."

Tom Cruise's divorce from actress Mimi Rogers was finalized within 45 days. His divorce from Nicole Kidman took less than six months.

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Narita, Japan, 8 March 2009

1. Katie Holmes holds daughter Suri while arriving at Narita International Airport, east of Tokyo

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New York, 4 November 2007

2. Katie Holmes joins husband Tom Cruise as he holds their daughter Suri after Holmes finished the New York City Marathon

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Carson, Calif., 21 July 2007

3. Katie Holmes and her daughter Suri Cruise watch the Los Angeles Galaxy play Chelsea during a World Series of Football exhibition soccer game

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Beverly Hills, Calif., 28 March 2011

4. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes on the red carpet of the premiere of "The Kennedys"

5. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

6. Pan down of Katie Holmes talking to a reporter

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New York, 11 July 2012

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Peros/Us Weekly Reporter:

"It doesn't really seem that Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise's divorce settlement was too much about money. It was mostly about the custody of Suri. Katie made sure she got sole custody with some visitation rights from Tom, bodyguards and nannies have to be present at all times. So she really wasn't worried about getting the $15 million that she's reportedly getting out of this. She just wanted her daughter."

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Tokyo, Japan 12 March 2009

8. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at the premiere of "Valkyrie"

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Rio de Janeiro, 3 February 2009

9. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes stepping onto podium at premiere of "Valkyrie"

10. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

11. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

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New York, 11 July 2012

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Bettina D. Hindin, Esq./Attorney, Raoul Felder and Partners, P.C.:

"It was a very, very quick settlement. One wonders whether or not this was all a setup to begin with, but knowing the attorneys who negotiated it, they're good attorneys. They apparently worked very, very hard over the weekend and this was something that Tom wanted to, again, brush under the carpet. I think his religion had a lot to do with it and he really didn't want to have that be exposed anymore or be out there for ridicule anymore. So I think it was a smart move on his part to sit down, negotiate, and also be done with it."

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New York, 6 November 2007

13. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at the Museum of Moving Image Salute

14. Wide of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving

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Los Angeles, 9 January 2008

15. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at the premiere of "Mad Money"

16. Tight shot of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

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New York, 11 July 2012

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Bettina D. Hindin, Esq./Attorney, Raoul Felder and Partners, P.C.:

"They won't be divorced until all the appropriate papers are filed. Then those papers which are about a stack high go from the clerk's office to the judges desk and the judge will sign them so typically in New York our turnaround is 2 to 3 months. If you need it quicker you can petition the court to have it done quicker for example if someone is nine months pregnant and wants to get married or someone is on their death bed but typically it takes a few months before the judge puts his signature on the judgement for divorce and then it has to be stamped, entered by the county clerk and that's when they're divorced."

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Rome, Italy, 16 November 2006

18. Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise leave their hotel in Rome ahead of Tom and Katie's wedding

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Los Angeles, 27 June 2005

19. Medium of Tom Cruise talking to a crowd before a screening of "War of the Worlds" and brings Katie Holmes on stage

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New York, 11 July 2012

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Bettina D. Hindin, Esq./Attorney, Raoul Felder and Partners, P.C.

"It's probably the best place for her as far as Suri is concerned. New York is very protective of its children and when a party or parties are involved in a divorce the children become part of it and actually become part of what the judge has to look out for as part of responsibilities and protection so she knew or apparently her attorneys knew that she would have the best shot of having custody granted to her or negotiated for her in the New York forum."

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Los Angeles, 27 June 2005

21. Medium of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes arriving at a screening of "War of the Worlds"

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NOTE FOOTAGE CONTAINS FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY

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Hong Kong, 13 May 2009

1. Wide tilt down exterior of Kowloon city court building

2. Mid shot exterior of Kowloon city court building

3. Wide of people walking out of the building

4. Wide of press

5. Wide of Police chief inspector Kenny Wong walking out of the building

6. SOUNDBITE (Cantonese) Kenny Wong, Police Chief Inspector:

''The judge's sentence tells the public that dishonestly accessing a computer is a critical crime. It also reflects that Hong Kong police has the capability and determination to tackle technology crime. I make an appeal to the public to pay attention when using a computer and accessing the internet and to respect the law of order.''

7. Wide shot Wong leaves venue

8. Wide pan right press wait in venue

9. SOUNDBITE (Cantonese) Sze Ho-chun's mother:

(Reporter:''Do you think the sentence in jail is too long? How do you feel?'')

Sze Ho-chun's mother: ''I am not happy, that's it.''

(Reporter: ''Will you consider appealing?'')

Sze Ho-chun's mother: ''I don't know.''

(Reporter:''How do you feel?'')

Sze Ho-chun's mother: ''I am not happy, that's all, I am not happy.''

(Reporter: ''Are you disappointed?'')

Sze Ho-chun's mother:''I don't know, I just know I am not happy. It's really sad. I am not happy that's it.''

10. Various of Sze's mother leaving the venue

11. Wide of prisoner vehicle leaving the building

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FILE - Hong Kong, 21 February 2008

12. Wide Edison Chen in press conference

13. Close up Edison Chen leaves venue

14. Various News stand

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CHEN PHOTO SCANDAL COMPUTER TECHNICIAN JAILED FOR EIGHT MONTHS

A Hong Kong computer technician has been jailed for eight months for copying lurid photos from movie star Edison Chen's laptop that he received for repairs.

The technician, Sze Ho-chun, was sentenced Wednesday for stealing the photos showing actor-singer Edison Chen performing sex acts with eight Hong Kong actresses and singers.

The photos appeared on the Internet last year.

The resulting scandal prompted Chen to make a public apology in February 2008. The star also took a break from the industry, leaving Hong Kong for Vancouver.

Both Chen and the female stars in the photographs have seen their careers damaged by the scandal.

Sze was found guilty last month on three charges related to accessing Chen's computer.

He was denied bail Wednesday by a Hong Kong court.

His lawyer attorney, Kelvin Lai, says he plans to appeal the conviction.

None of the female celebrities - including singer Gillian Chung and actress Cecilia Cheung - appeared during the 10-day trial.

JOHN LEGEND ON TRUMP'S TRAVEL BAN: 'HE IS AN ENEMY OF DEMOCRACY'

Celebrities arrived to the Producer's Guild Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., Saturday (28JAN2017) night as protests sparked around the country in response to President Donald Trump's travel ban.

The executive order bans legal U.S. residents and visaholders from seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the U.S. for at least 90 days.

"We support the protests," said John Legend on the red carpet before the PGA ceremony. "We donated to ACLU today and we are grateful that they were in court in Brooklyn defending the rights of immigrants and refugees to come to this country. And we reject Donald Trump's message of fear and hate and we encourage everybody out there to speak out against it. Call your Congress people, support ACLU, support IRC and all those organizations that are speaking out for immigrants and refugees. And we're going to defeat him. He is an enemy of democracy. He's an enemy of freedom. He's an enemy of inclusion and he's going to lose."

Legend, who participated in the Women's March along with his wife Chrissy Teigen, said he will do whatever he can to help the protesters.

"Chrissy marched in D.C. I marched at Sundance and we're going to do whatever we can to resist his evil regime," he said.

Legend was on hand to support "La La Land," which he appeared in and served as an executive producer on. The retro musical reaped a record-tying 14 Academy Award nominations and was also vying for top honors at the PGAs.

A protest at John F. Kennedy airport, where 12 refugees were detained Saturday, swelled to more than 2,000 people, including some celebrities. Protesters also converged in Newark, New Jersey, Denver, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle, Portland, Oregon, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.

"Lion" star and Oscar nominee Dev Patel called the travel ban "heartbreaking."

"I mean it's completely heartbreaking to be honest. I just flew in from India yesterday and to arrive to such devastating news of such a divisive nature, it's terrible. It's heartbreaking," he said.

Trump's order immediately suspended a program that last year resettled to the U.S. roughly 85,000 people displaced by war, political oppression, hunger and religious prejudice.

He indefinitely blocked all those fleeing Syria, where a civil war has displaced millions of people, and imposed a 90-day ban on entry to the U.S. from seven Muslim majority nations.

Beverly Hills, Calif., 28 Jan. 2017

1. Wide exterior shot of the Beverly Hilton Hotel

2. Zoom out on Kerry Washington

3. Zoom out on Lily Collins

4. Fashion shot, Teresa Palmer

5. Medium shot of Colin Firth

6. Medium shot of John Legend and Chrissy Teigen

7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Legend, actor/recording artist – on the protests against President Trump's travel ban: "We support the protests. We donated to ACLU today and we are grateful that they were in court in Brooklyn defending the rights of immigrants and refugees to come to this country. And we reject Donald Trump's message of fear and hate and we encourage everybody out there to speak out against it. Call your Congress people, support ACLU, support IRC and all those organizations that are speaking out for immigrants and refugees. And we're going to defeat him. He is an enemy of democracy. He's an enemy of freedom. He's an enemy of inclusion and he's going to lose."

Reporter: "I know you both participated in the women's marches. Do you think you'll participate in these protests?"

John Legend: "Yeah, Chrissy marched in D.C. I marched at Sundance and we're going to do whatever we can to resist his evil regime. Thank you."

8. Medium of Dev Patel Speaking

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Dev Patel, actor: "I mean it's completely heartbreaking to be honest. I just flew in from India yesterday and to arrive to such devastating news of such a divisive nature, it's terrible. It's heartbreaking."

10. Zoom out on Rami Malek

11. Zoom in on Thandie Newton

12. Medium of Common

13. Zoom in on Amanda Peet

14. Zoom in on Sarah Paulson

ERIN ANDREWS BREAKS DOWN ON WITNESS STAND

Sportscaster and TV host Erin Andrews took the witness stand Monday (29 FEB. 2016), breaking down repeatedly and telling jurors of the devastation she continues to feel after a man secretly shot nude videos of her and posted them on the Internet.

Andrews sobbed as she recalled how some in the media speculated that she was doing it to attract attention to herself before the FBI made an arrest.

"Probably for three months, everybody thought it was a publicity stunt," she said, choking up on the stand. "That ripped me apart."

Andrews said she was terrified that the videos would go viral and she would never be able to get them off the Internet after a friend told her about them in July 2009.

"I just kept saying, 'We gotta get it down. We gotta get it down.' And we can't get it down! And we're never going to get it off," she testified.

She told jurors that she worked hard ever since she was a little girl to be a sportscaster and now she is taunted daily by people who have seen the video.

"I wanted to be the girl next door who loved sports, and now I'm the girl with a hotel scandal," she said.

She said the stalking left her fearful, anxious and depressed.

Her mother took the stand earlier, saying Andrews used to be easy-going and loved to talk to people at sports games before the stalking.

"And now, unless there's somebody to protect her, she does not interact," Paula Andrews testified. "She's very, very frightened."

Andrews is suing her stalker and the owner and operator of the Marriott at Vanderbilt for $75 million (USD).

Jurors heard from the stalker earlier in the day during recorded depositions played in court. In the videos played before the jury, Michael David Barrett testified that he took the secret nude videos of Andrews so he could make money.

Barrett said the only reason he picked Andrews was because she was popular and he saw that she was trending on Yahoo. He posted the recordings online after celebrity gossip website TMZ refused to buy the footage.

Barrett spent more than 2 1/2 years in federal prison after he admitted to renting hotel rooms next to the Andrews three times and shooting nude videos of her in Nashville and Columbus, Ohio, and posting them on the Internet. He said he was able to get the videos of her by manipulating the hotel door peephole in such a way that he could pull the peephole out and use his mobile phone to shoot videos of her.

When an attorney asked him how he got the idea to shoot videos through the hotel room peepholes, he said: "I don't know, just a stupid thought."

He was an executive with a Chicago-area insurance company when he shot the footage of Andrews in the Nashville hotel in September of 2008.

Barrett, who traveled extensively in his former job, admitted that he had also taken nude videos of about 10 other women in hotels and posted the footage online.

He has not shown up in court to fight the lawsuit. He may not have the money to mount a defense. He testified that he lives in Oregon with his father and drives a meat and food truck.

Jurors are going to have to decide if the hotel companies were negligent in any way. The companies maintain that what happened to her was terrible, but it is Barrett who is solely to blame. Jurors have heard conflicting testimony about how he came to be placed in a room right next to Andrews while she was staying at the hotel to cover a Vanderbilt football game for ESPN.

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Nashville, Tenn. 29 Feb. 2016

1. Wide shot of Davidson County courthouse

2. Wide shot of Erin Andrews entering courtroom

POOL FEED

Nashville, Tenn. 29 Feb. 2016

3. Tight shot of Erin Andrews wiping her eyes in court

4. Wide of Erin Andrews taking the witness stand

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Erin Andrews/Sportscaster

"He just said, 'EA, there's naked video of you on the internet and I said, 'No there's not. I don't do that. What are you talking about?' And I could just feel my chest like starting, I could feel it in my head. And he's like, 'You've got to check it out.' And I could just tell he was trembling, so I grabbed my laptop and I flipped it open and like, you know your body. I saw it for two seconds and I was like, 'oh my god.' And I shut it down and I said, 'I have to call you back' and I called my parents."

6. Medium of Circuit Court Judge Hamilton Gayden introducing deposition video

7. Wide of Michael Barrett appearing on video screen

UPSOUND (English) Was it your intent to hopefully get her without clothes on?

Michael Barrett: "Yes"

"And to video tape her and try to sell it someone and to profit from it, correct?"

Barrett: "Unfortunately yes."

"And why did you do that?"

Barrett: "Great question."

"I would like to hear the answer."

Barrett: "So would I too. I don't have the answer. I have thought about it over and over in my mind. The financial bind I was in, and the huge huge mistake in judgment (unclear)."

8.SOUNDBITE (English) Erin Andrews/Sportscaster

"Probably for three months, everybody thought it was a publicity stunt. The front page of the New York Post said 'ESPN Scandal.' Fox News and CBS, everybody put out that I was doing it for publicity and attention and that ripped me apart."

9. Medium of Erin Andrews seated in court

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Erin Andrews/Sportscaster

"I didn't go look for that video but how we knew it was increasing was how the media was just coming after us. They were outside my town home. We had people crawling on my balcony."

11. Medium of people seated in court as deposition video plays

12. Zoom out to wide of courtroom

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Erin Andrews/Sportscaster

"I feel so ashamed. I am so embarrassed. I come up here and I sit here and I start talking about how much I love my job and how much I love sports and this happens every day in my life. Either I get a tweet or someone makes a comment in the paper. Or somebody sends me a still of the video to my Twitter or someone is screaming at me in the stands and I am right back to this. I feel so embarrassed and I am so ashamed."

14. Medium of attorney listening

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Erin Andrews/Sportscaster

"I am so angry. This could have been stopped. The Nashville Marriott could have just called me and said, 'We're putting this man that requested next to you, is this OK?' And I would have called the cops and they would have gotten him. It could have stopped this and I am so angry. I am so mad."

16. Wide of Erin Andrews walking out of courtroom

FEW HUNDRED ATTEND RAPPER'S GANG SUMMIT IN LOS ANGELES

Rapper The Game says he was moved to call together Los Angeles gang members for an anti-violence summit because he wants to help create a safer world for his children.

"I have children and I want (them) to grow up in a better world than the one I can see with my own eyes," said The Game after Sunday's summit in South Los Angeles.

An overflow crowd of several hundred gathered at a community center to hear pleas for peace from current and former gang members, entertainers, activists and preachers from the Nation Of Islam.

"You know too many people want to say we do this now and then change the direction as soon as we do one thing. No. What we do next is we do this again and we continue to do it until everybody gets onboard. You know it's like a bus going through the city, a bus of love and a bus of positivity. We want to keep the doors open. We want everybody to get on the bus. And this love and this positivity that we're preaching and change were about to bring about is free admission. All you got to do is get on the ride with us," The Game said during an interview.

Mayor Eric Garcetti and Police Chief Charlie Beck shook hands with The Game outside the venue in a show of unity. Beck said the meeting was a "great first step" in the right direction toward curbing violence, especially considering the police shootings Sunday morning in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

"I'm out here to support a message of anti-violence being put forward by members of the rap community, the hip-hop community, members of the faith community and some very, very significant community leaders. You know all of us recognize that this community, our community, is far too violent and we want to stop the violence, we want to stop the killings and you know then we can talk about some of the other issues. But first we've got to make this a safe community," Beck said.

Three Baton Rouge law enforcement officers investigating a report of a man with an assault rifle were killed Sunday, less than two weeks after a black man was fatally shot by police in the city during a confrontation that sparked nightly protests that reverberated nationwide.

"Of course officers, civilians, any life lost is a major deterioration of us as a people," said The Game of the shooting. "I don't like it and this is why we are here taking initiative and trying to change it. So you know peace and love and prayers go out to those families, but that's a tragedy as well as all lives."

The Game, born Jayceon Terrell Taylor, fought back tears as he recounted the recent shooting death of a former gang member he called Spanky. The pair grew up together in foster care in nearby Compton, he said.

"Me in my foster home, I was the only black dude in my foster home. I grew up with Mexicans only. And you know if a tear falls it's because ... it's because one of the cats that I grew up with in a foster home with, Calvin. His name was Spanky, he was from Playboy Gangster. Straight Mexican. That was more my brother than my own brothers," said The Game to the crowd.

"L.A., this is one of the biggest, best cities in the world. Not just the nation of America, in the world. And from this day out, politicians, mayors, president of the United States, all of them are going to be held accountable, everybody. But before we do that, we've got to hold ourselves accountable as people," said the 36-year-old multi-platinum selling rapper.

The Game put the word out last week on his active Instagram account, inviting leaders of the Crips, Bloods and other street gangs to come together for "Time To Unite: United Hoods + Gangs Nation." Dozens of gang members, some sporting red and blue colors, heeded the call and filed peacefully into the building to hear more than a dozen speakers. The neighborhood a few miles south of downtown Los Angeles has a large black population and has been plagued by random violence.

Aurora Hudson praised the decision to shine a light on "the brutality in our neighborhoods." The 25-year-old came to the meet-up from her home just blocks away and called it a positive experience.

"A lot of times when you look at the media and you look at the news you see different things. You don't see anyone talking about OK how people are uniting against gang violence, but it happens and it is important. And of course it is important for us as black people, they stop killing us - the police. But as well we stop killing each other and that's the important thing too. And if we unite as a group and end gang violence I think we can get a lot more things done in the community as well," said Hudson.

Veteran gang interventionist Alex Sanchez urged unity between Latino and black community members. Radio personality Big Boy, recording artist will.i.am and rappers Shorty, Problem and Bad Lucc were among the entertainers in the crowd. Security was provided by the Nation of Islam and there wasn't a big police presence at the summit.

Men need to have a "much-needed conversation" about their influence on young people and how to serve as better role models, The Game wrote on Instagram, where he has 6.6 million followers.

Earlier this month, The Game and fellow rapper Snoop Dogg led a peaceful march to Los Angeles police headquarters, where they met with the mayor and police chief and urged improved relations between authorities and minority communities.

The rappers are among many activists and celebrities calling for change following the police-related killings of black men nationwide and the shooting deaths of five police officers in Dallas by a lone gunman motivated by racial hatred.

Los Angeles, 17 July 2016

1. Wide exterior of community center

2. Wide of audience watching the screen

3. Medium of audience

4. Close of recording artist will.i.am

5. Police Chief Charlie Beck holds hand with The Game and other community leaders

6. SOUNDBITE (English) The Game, recording artist: "You know too many people want to say we do this now and then change the direction as soon as we do one thing. No. What we do next is we do this again and we continue to do it until everybody gets onboard. You know it's like a bus going through the city, a bus of love and a bus of positivity. We want to keep the doors open. We want everybody to get on the bus. And this love and this positivity that we're preaching and change were about to bring about is free admission. All you got to do is get on the ride with us."

Reporter: "Can you talk about the officers who were shot in Baton Rouge this morning?"

The Game: "Of course officers, civilians, any life lost is a major deterioration of us as a people and I don't like it and this is why we are here taking initiative and trying to change it. So you know peace and love and prayers go out to those families, but that's a tragedy as well as all lives."

Reporter: "Why did you get involved?"

The Game: "Because I have children and I want (them) to grow up in a better world than the one I can see with my own eyes."

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Garcetti, Mayor of Los Angeles: "And first and foremost we condemn all the acts of violence in the strongest terms. Three more officers, whose families won't see them tonight, won't get to kiss them, won't get to hold them and feel them, and other lives that have been lost on our streets that never make the headlines."

8. Wide of crowd watching the screen

9. Close of crowd

10. SOUND UP (English) The Game, recording artist: "L.A., this is one of the biggest, best cities in the world. Not just the nation of America, in the world. And from this day out, politicians, mayors, president of the United States, all of them are going to be held accountable, everybody. But before we do that, we've got to hold ourselves accountable as people."

11. Wide of monitoring showing a cutaway of The Game speaking inside the community center

12. SOUND UP (English) The Game, recording artist: "Me in my foster home, I was the only black dude in my foster home. I grew up with Mexicans only. And you know if a tear falls it's because ... it's because one of the cats that I grew up with in a foster home with, Calvin. His name was Spanky, he was from Playboy Gangster. Straight Mexican. That was more my brother than my own brothers."

13. Wide of police car

14. Wide of police officers

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlie Beck, Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department: "You know I'm out here to support a message of anti-violence being put forward by members of the rap community, the hip-hop community, members of the faith community and some very, very significant community leaders. You know all of us recognize that this community, our community, is far too violent and we want to stop the violence, we want to stop the killings and you know then we can talk about some of the other issues. But first we've got to make this a safe community."

16. Zoom out on the crowd lining up outside the community center

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Quovadis Ingram, summit attendee: "It was inspirational, you know what I'm saying? Anytime you get this many people together, black, brown, you get them together and unite under one cause, listen to the message of the Nation Of Islam. It was a good experience and I think our people should have took something from this and we'll see. You know it's a great start in a great direction."

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Aurora Hudson, summit attendee: "A lot of times when you look at the media and you look at the news you see different things. You don't see anyone talking about OK how people are uniting against gang violence, but it happens and it is important. And of course it is important for us as black people, they stop killing us - the police. But as well we stop killing each other and that's the important thing too. And if we unite as a group and end gang violence I think we can get a lot more things done in the community as well."

19. Wide of crowd watching and raising their hands

JAYCEE CHAN LEAVES JAIL

The son of actor Jackie Chan apologised to the public at a news conference on Saturday following his release from a six-month jail sentence for allowing people to use marijuana in his flat.

Jaycee Chan, 32, told reporters that he will "treasure" any second chance he is given in regards to his acting career and promised to "behave" himself.

He said he had "no reason and no excuse" for the behaviour, which led to his arrest in August, alongside Taiwanese actor Ko Kai and others.

"I have corrected my outlook on life and my values," Chan said.

Chan and Ko tested positive for marijuana, and police seized more than 100 grammes (3.5 ounces) of the drug from his Beijing flat.

He could have been sentenced to up to three years, but was shown leniency by the court for admitting the offence.

Chan, whose mother is former Taiwanese actress Lin Feng-jiao, was raised in Los Angeles and has appeared in about 20 films, most of them low-budget Hong Kong and mainland Chinese productions.

Jackie Chan has publicly apologised for his son's drug use and pledged to work with him on his recovery.

The incident was particularly sensitive for him as he is an anti-drugs ambassador in China and a deputy to the national legislature's main consultative body.

Chan's arrest has put his entertainment career in jeopardy, with several Chinese management companies saying they would refuse to employ celebrities caught using drugs.

"As for my acting career, I don't know if I will have the chance (to pursue it) because I don't have the right to tell you," Chan said.

Chan said he was now focusing on spending time with his parents over next week's Lunar New Year holiday.

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Beijing, China - 14 February 2015

1. Hong Kong actor and son of actor Jackie Chan, Jaycee Chan walking up to stage and bowing to apologise UPSOUND (Mandarin) "I'm sorry, I was wrong."

2. Close of Chan

3. Wide of Chan and his manager at news conference

4. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Jaycee Chan, Hong Kong actor and son of actor Jackie Chan:

"This event had a negative impact on society, disappointed my supporters, and made my partners suffer. I had no reason and no excuse for my behaviour. I made a mistake."

5. Cutaway of reporters

6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Jaycee Chan, Hong Kong actor and son of actor Jackie Chan:

"After this incident, I have corrected my outlook on life and my values. I really failed to cherish what I have in my life."

7. Cutaway of press conference

8. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Jaycee Chan, Hong Kong actor and son of actor Jackie Chan:

"As for my acting career, I don't know if I will have the chance (to pursue it) because I don't have the right to tell you. But if I can, I will treasure every chance (I get) and behave myself."

9. Mid of reporters

10. Chan bowing and leaving

SHOTLIST

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FILE: Santa Barbara - 28 September 2008

1. Still of Heather Locklear

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FILE: Exact location unknown, US - August 2003

2. Heather Locklear talking to reporters

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FILE: Los Angeles - April 2005

3. Heather Locklear and husband Richie Sambora talking to reporters

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PAPARAZZI PHOTOGRAPHER WHO CALLED POLICE ON HEATHER LOCKLEAR CLAIMS 'CIVIC DUTY'

A photographer who called 911 to report Heather Locklear allegedly driving erratically runs a paparazzi agency and profited from images she took of the actress's subsequent arrest, the woman's attorney said Wednesday (1 OCT 2008).

But Nicholas Tepper, who represents photographer Jill Ishkanian, said in a written statement Wednesday that her phone call to authorities was motivated by "civic duty" and a concern for Locklear's safety.

He also defended Ishkanian's right to then take photos of the arrest, which took place on 27 September 2008.

"The fact she witnessed Ms. Locklear's erratic driving and reported it to the police did not mean she was disqualified from reporting the story, which she in fact did," Tepper wrote.

He said Ishkanian then sold the photos to celebrity gossip site TMZ for $27,000 - but did it through a third party, KM Press Group, because her standing in the industry has been damaged by a lawsuit against her former employer, US Weekly.

In its postings this week, TMZ questioned whether Ishkanian was "up to no good" and claimed she alerted fellow paparazzi to Locklear's impending arrest. TMZ head Harvey Levin said Wednesday that the owner of KM Press Group has repeatedly told him that one of the agency's photographers snapped the photos and that Ishkanian called to tip him off to Locklear's arrest.

Tepper said Ishkanian had been visiting family and friends in the Montecito area when she spotted Locklear's car driving erratically Saturday afternoon, called 911 and was advised by a CHP dispatcher to stop following the car.

But Levin said some of the pictures appear to be taken well before Locklear's arrest, and questioned Tepper's contention that Ishkanian just happened to run into her acting erratically at a market. At least one of the photos shows Locklear coming out of a shop.

Tepper initially said Ishkanian took all the photos after phoning authorities. But when pressed about the image of Locklear appearing to leave a store, he said he wasn't sure about the sequence that the photos were taken in, only that Ishkanian shot them all.

Levin said he did not consider the photos tainted. "Ultimately, these are photographs of an arrest."

The California Highway Patrol, which would not confirm the identity of the 911 caller, said she didn't identify that the driver was Locklear, but said the actress appeared "drunk" in a market. The CHP said in a news release that Locklear showed "obvious impairment," but alcohol has been ruled out.

Santa Barbara County prosecutors will have to decide whether to pursue charges after test results are returned that could show whether Locklear was under the influence of other substances.

CHP Lt. Dane Lobb said Wednesday that Ishkanian's involvement would not change what was going forward as a regular DUI investigation. "We determined (Locklear) was someone who shouldn't be operating a vehicle," he said.

Locklear's attorney, Blair Berk, did not return an e-mail message seeking comment Wednesday evening.

Tepper later said in an interview that Ishkanian also provided authorities with a statement and would testify against Locklear if necessary. He said Ishkanian sold the photos without disclosing that she was the shooter because of her $55 million lawsuit against US Weekly; that suit claims the magazine's employees damaged her career by accusing her of stealing information from company computers.

Federal agents later raided Ishkanian's home and business, but she has never been arrested or charged. Her lawsuit seeks damages for emotional distress, libel, slander, and conspiracy.

Tepper said Wednesday the US Weekly lawsuit has limited her business, claiming others in the industry refuse to use her material. The magazine is appealing a judge's ruling that refused to dismiss several of Ishkanian's claims.

US Weekly said through a spokesman Wednesday night that it had no comment.

After leaving the magazine, Ishkanian helped form Sunset Photo and News, a paparazzi and celebrity reporting agency.

Heather Locklear is a six-time Golden Globe nominated actress, famous for the roles in the American television shows including 'Dynasty' and 'Spin City' .

She was married to Motley Crue band member Tommy Lee until 1993 before divorcing and marrying Richie Sambora, guitarist for Bon Jovi. They divorced in 1997.

She has one daughter with Richie Sambora named Ava Elizabeth.