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GARTH BROOKS WINS TOP AWARD, BEYONCE PERFORMS AT THE CMA AWARDS

Garth Brooks, who lost entertainer of the year at last year's Country Music Association Awards when he returned to music after a 13-year break, won the top prize at the show Wednesday, where Beyonce, the Dixie Chicks and other big stars performed.

Brooks beat out Underwood, Chris Stapleton, Keith Urban and last year's winner, Luke Bryan.

"We are so damn lucky to part of this thing called country music," Brooks yelled loudly at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

Taylor Swift presented Brooks the award, but she wasn't the only pop star in the building: Beyonce sang her twangy song "Daddy Lessons" alongside the Dixie Chicks on a night celebrating the CMA Awards' 50th anniversary. It was the first time Beyonce, who is from Houston, performed at the country awards show, and the performance also marked a return for the Dixie Chicks, who hadn't attended the CMA Awards in some time.

"Everybody get on your feet. Put your hands together," Beyonce told the crowd.

The night featured a number of other memorable performances, too: A mix of classic and contemporary country stars kicked off the show with 12 performances to celebrate its milestone anniversary, which included Randy Travis, Vince Gill, Charley Pride, Roy Clark, Alabama, Charlie Daniels, Ricky Skaggs, Alan Jackson, Dwight Yoakam and Merle Haggard's youngest son, Ben.

Dolly Parton, who earned the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award, was honored by Reba, Underwood, Martina McBride, Jennifer Nettles and Kacey Musgraves, who all sang a rousing rendition of "I Will Always Love You."

"I would have cried, but I didn't want to mess up my eyelashes," said Parton, supporting a bright yellow dress.

Chris Stapleton, who won big at last year's show, was the night's top winner with two: He took home male vocalist and music video of the year.

"What a wonderful night ... I've cried just watching everybody," said Stapleton, who walked into the show as the top nominee along with Eric Church and newcomer Maren Morris.

Underwood won female vocalist of the year, ending Lambert's six-year consecutive winning streak since 2010.

"Glory to God, thank you Jesus," said a teary Underwood, who also thanked her husband and son.

Church won album of the year for "Mr. Misunderstood" and Morris picked up new artist of the year.

"Last year, I sat across the street at a bar and watched this show. I never thought as a songwriter I'd be standing here today," she said.

A number of celebrities were in the audience and worked as presenters, including Matthew McConaughey, Peyton Manning, Jennifer Garner, Olivia Newton-John, Nicole Kidman, Lily Tomlin and the Final Five Olympic gymnasts: Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas, Laurie Hernandez and Madison Kocian.

Paisley and Underwood, returning as hosts for the ninth time.

The three-hour-plus show, which aired on ABC, also featured performances by George Strait, Brooks & Dunn, Jason Aldean and Little Big Town, who sang their new song "Better Man," written by Swift.

Kenny Chesney, who released a new album last week, earned the Pinnacle Award. Little Big Town and Brothers Osborne won vocal group and vocal duo of the year, respectively, while Dierks Bentley and Elle King's "Different for Girls" won musical event of the year

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1. Excerpt of Tim McGraw performing winner of song of the year "Humble and Kind"

2. Excerpt of the Oak Ridge Boys and Brad Paisley singing "Elvira"

3. Excerpt, Alan Jackson and George Strait performance

4. Brothers Osborne members T.J. and John Osborne accept award for vocal duo of the year

5. Excerpt of Keith Urban performance

6. Little Big Town members accept group of the year

7. Kenny Chesney accepts Pinnacle Award

8. Excerpt of Thomas Rhett performing "I Could Die a Happy Man"

9. Excerpt of Chris Stapleton performance with Dwight Yoakam of "Seven Spanish Angels"

10. Excerpt of Luke Bryan performing "I Can't Move When You Move"

11. Lee Greeenwood, Paisley and Underwood perform "G/d Bless the USA"

12. Excerpt of Tim McGraw and Florida Georgia Line performance

13. Carrie Underwood accepts female performer of the year

14. Excerpt of Rhiannon Giddens and Eric Church performing

15. Excerpt of Carrie Underwood, Reba McEntire, Kacey Musgraves and Jennifer Nettles performing "I Will Always Love You"

16. Dolly Pardon accepts the Willie Nelson Achievement Award

17. Chris Stapleton accepts male vocalist of the year

18. Excerpt Brad Paisley performance of "Rest of Your Life"

19. Taylor Swift announces Garth Brooks entertainer of the year

20. Taylor Swift hands Garth Brooks award

21. Garth Brooks accepts award and then Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood close the show

HEADLINE:Best of 2008: Celebrity Wrecks

CAPTION:From DUI arrests to embarrassing red carpet moments, The AP's Alicia Quarles dishes on the most shocking celebrity train wrecks of 2008. (Dec. 8)

NB. THIS IS A VOICEOVER TRANSCRIPT, NOT A FULL SHOT LIST.

FROM JAIL STINTS TO REHAB ROMPS - WE'RE TAKING A LOOK AT THE MOST SHOCKING CELEBRITY TRAIN WRECKS OF 2008.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

Heather Locklear - Amanda from "Melrose Place," one of my idols, the woman I aspire to be like in the workplace - got arrested for allegedly driving under the influence. And when we talk about mug shots, her mug shot is beat! She has black roots hanging out and this shocked look on her face. Heather, you do not wait till you're 50 to act up in Hollywood. She should have done that in her teens.

LOCKLEAR WAS CHARGED WITH MISDEMEANOR DUI AND IS SCHEDULED FOR ARRAIGNMENT IN JANUARY.

AND NOW FOR THE MOST AWKWARD RED CARPET MOMENT OF 2008.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

We knew Gary Busey was crazy, we just didn't know how crazy until the academy awards. E! Entertainment is doing an interview with Jennifer Garner and all of a sudden here comes crazy Busey jumping in on the interview, he would not leave. And all of us were shocked. He's two types of crazy.

IN JUNE FORMER CHILD STAR TATUM O'NEAL WAS ARRESTED FOR BUYING COCAINE IN MANHATTAN'S LOWER EAST SIDE.

THEN IN SEPTEMBER, TATUM'S FATHER RYAN O'NEAL AND BROTHER REDMOND WERE ARRESTED AFTER POLICE SAID THEY FOUND DRUGS AT THE RYAN'S MALIBU HOME.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

The O'Neal family, they need to do a reality show. The reality show would be called "Rehab." All of them need to go.

FATHER AND SON DELAYED ENTERING PLEAS IN THEIR FELONY DRUG CASES UNTIL AFTER THE NEW YEAR.

JANET JACKSON SEEMED TO BE FLYING HIGH IN 2008. IN JULY A COURT TOSSED OUT A HALF A MILLION DOLLAR INDECENCY FINE AGAINST CBS FOR HER 2004 BREAST-BARING "WARDROBE MALFUNCTION."

SHE ALSO KICKED OFF HER FIRST NORTH AMERICAN TOUR IN SEVEN YEARS.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

Janet Jackson used to be on top and now home girl is on bottom, literally. She was on tour and she had this mysterious illness, cancelled all these tour dates. Guess what girlfriend had? She had vertigo. I'm just like, "please."

SEVEN PERFORMANCES IN JACJSON'S ROCK WITCHU TOUR WERE CANCELLED WITH NO PLANS FOR MAKE-UP DATES.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

Wino, Wino, Wino. What else can we say about this girl?

BRITISH SOUL SINGER AMY WINEHOUSE HAD A ROUGH YEAR FILLED WITH HOSPITAL STAYS, POLICE RUN-INS AND LATE-NIGHT WANDERING.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

She was running around with her red bra on, and some paints, her rep said she got locked out of her house. I mean that's how I respond when I get locked out of my house.

NOT TO MENTION THE DRAMA WITH HER HUSBAND, BLAKE FIELDER-CIVIL, WHO LANDED IN JAIL FOR ASSAULT AND OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE.

SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

Now her "Blake, my Blake" is saying that he's the one that got her hooked on drugs. Go to rehab girl!

WINEHOUSE WAS BACK IN THE HOSPITAL IN NOVEMBER AFTER REPORTEDLY REACTING BADLY TO MEDICATION.

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SHOTLIST:-

APTN Pasadena, California, US, January 9, 2005

1. exterior of the auditorium of the city of Pasadena and People's Choice banners

2. various shots of fans with umbrellas and crew cleaning up flooded areas

3. Tom Selleck talking to press

4. Soundbite: (english) Tom Selleck saying:

"They're really a neat award, but beyond that it is actually a direct link to people and I was honoured when they asked me to present it, and I know celebrities take it really seriously."

5. wide shot of press and red carpet

6. Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey posing for stills photographers

7. Debra Messing waving to camera

8. Sheryl Crow posing for stills photographers

9. Keith Carradine talking to press

10. Soundbite (english) Keith Carradine saying:

"I don't think there's an award that has more meaning than the people's choice, that's who we're striving to entertain, so when they vote for us, that means everything to me."

11. Poppy Montgomery ("Without a Trace") posing for stills photographers

12. Eric McCormick and Megan Mullally ("Will & Grace") arriving at the people's choice awards

13. press photographers and red carpet

14. wide shot red carpet and Marsha Cross ("Desperate Housewives") posing for photographers

15. Michael Moore and wife posing for stills photographers

16. Soundbite: (English) Michael Moore (talking about Fahrenheit 9/11) saying:

"I believe art and movies can move a country and that's why I make them."

17. wide shot of the red carpet and Nick Lachey

CBS - Material

18. people's choice awards logo and wide shot inside award show and hosts, Malcolm Jamal Warner and Jason Alexander

19. cutaway Gary Sinise (CSI: New York)

20. Prince announcing winner of "Favourite leading lady"

21. Renee Zellweger making her way to stage

22. eva Mendez clapping

23. Soundbite: (English) Renee Zellweger saying:

"I'll just say thanks, I feel so lucky, and so grateful, to be able to be a part of films that resonate with you in some way, god, I feel honoured to stand up here tonight, because you invited me to."

24. Ellen Degeneres announcing winner of "Favourite movie, comedy"

25. Mike Myers on his way to the stage

26. Debra Messing and Dermot Monaghan announcing "Favourite on-screen chemistry"

27. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore making their way to stage

28. Soundbite: (English) Adam Sandler saying:

"Just for the kids out there, chemistry can be a good and bad thing, chemistry is a good when you make love with it, chemistry is bad when you make crack with it."

29. Martin Sheen announcing winner of "favourite movie" is Fahrenheit 9/11

30. Michael Moore making way to stage

31. Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson in audience

32. Soundbite: (English) Michael Moore saying:

"I'm honoured and gratified, and I know that there are many people tonight, mothers and fathers across this country with sons and daughters in Iraq, our prayers are with them and I dedicate this award to them tonight."

33. Sheryl Crow announcing "Favourite male movie star" is Johnny Depp

34. Soundbite (English) Johnny Depp saying:

"This is a great honour and I really want to say thanks to the people, and it feels really good to say that because you are in fact our employer, you are our boss, so thank you very, very much for this great honor. I hope some day to make you all a cup of coffee."

35. Rene Russo announcing "Favourite movie, drama" is "Passion of the Christ"

36. Mel Gibson making his way to stage

37. Soundbite: Mel Gibson saying:

"If it wasn't for you guys (the public), we would have been dead in the water, so thanks a lot, thanks to the blue states, the red states, the catatonic states, everyone that voted for making this a success, (to audience member) I love you too, who are you, God bless you all."

38. wide shot inside auditorium

39. Wilmer Walderama and announcing "Favoirite new tv drama" is "Desperate Housewives"

40. Soundbite: Marsha Cross saying:

"We feel truly blessed, and thankful and we promise to keep giving you the same outrageous, witty, touching, surprising and mysterious show we always have."

41. Eva Mendez announcing "Favorite male action movie star" is Will Smith

42. Will Smith hugging Mike Myers

43. cutaway audience and Keith Carradine

44. Will Smith hugging and kissing

45. wide shot auditorium and will smith on stage

46. Soundbite: (English) Will Smith saying:

"Thank you all very much. This is the people's choice award and I don't think you understand the depth of this award, it's the people's choice award, that means, the people chose to give me this award."

47. wide shot auditorium

48. people's choice awards logo

APTN - Pasadena, California, US, January 9, 2005

49. mid shot of Renee Zellweger backstage

50. Soundbite: (English) Renee Zellweger (talking about how lucky she is) saying:

"I love my life, I love the job, I love the day, I love going to work, working in that cooperative environment, it's a fantastic job and it comes with a pretty phenomenal life."

51. wide shot of cast of "Desperate Housewives" backstage

52. Soundbite: (English) Marsha Cross (on why "Desperate Housewives" is so successful) saying:

"The writing, I think if you have a great script then everything fans out from there, great actors, directors, production people, our entire cast and crew, everything stems from great writing, and i'm not just saying that to butter mark up. In every great piece of literature you see, if it's not on the page, you can't make something out of nothing."

53. mid shot of Michael Moore backstage

54. Soundbite: (English) Michael Moore (reacting to winning) saying:

"This award was voted on by the people of the united states of america and the fact that they would nominate this film, as best film of the year, I thought was a historic occasion, no documentary has ever been nominated or won, and I thought this was the place to be, where the people are."

55. Soundbite: (English) Mel Gibson saying:

"The significance of winning this award tonight, by what I believe was an overwhelming landslide, is I think, great, phenomenal, gratifying and one doesn't make movies for the elite of Hollywood, and I think that the people have spoken."

56. Soundbite: (English) Jessica Simpson saying:

"It definitely puts pressure on you."

57. Soundbite: (English) Nick Lachey

Not your life, especially when things are not true, but you learn early on that that's an issue, and you need to learn that you're fair game to that and have a thick skin and just let it roll right off."

FAHRENHEIT 9/11 RAISES THE TEMPARATURE AMID BAD WEATHER

The 31st Annual People's Choice Awards in Pasadena, California, was a very wet affair, with torrential rain threatening to wash everything away, including the red carpet. Michael Moore was on hand to heat things up though; his film 'Fahrenheit 9/11' was voted favourite film.

Because of the downpour, many of the stars that turned up skipped the press line and went straight inside to the show.

Tom Selleck has been a favourite with fans for many years and he hasn't forgotten that they're the ones that count.

"They're really a neat award," confided Selleck "but beyond that it is actually a direct link to people and I was honoured when they asked me to present it, and I know celebrities take it really seriously."

Despite the weather, there was glamour everywhere and singers and actors alike posed in designer gowns and jewels for the obligatory press photographs.

Keith Carradine, whose new TV series "Complete Savages" was nominated in the TV Comedy section, told Associated Press, "I don't think there's an award that has more meaning than the People's Choice, that's who we're striving to entertain, so when they vote for us, that means everything to me."

Controversial film maker, Michael Moore, whose documentary, "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the "Favourite Movie" category, is not the least bit surprised that there's been so much talk about his film.

"I believe art and movies can move a country," said Moore, "and that's why I make them."

The People's Choice Awards kicked off the show with a gong for Renee Zellweger who was named "Favourite Leading Lady" and the star was thrilled.

"I'll just say thanks, I feel so lucky," said Zellweger, "and so grateful, to be able to be a part of films that resonate with you in some way. God, I feel honoured to stand up here tonight, because you invited me to."

The awards also famously include some lighter moments, with a series of more zany categories.Fans voted Jennifer Garner "Favourite Hair" while Julia Roberts took the "Favourite Smile" category.

Martin Sheen presented Michael Moore with the award for "Favourite Film" for his documentary, "Fahrenheit 9/11" a film that shocked America. Moore usually has no qualms about making his views known, whether he's at an award show or not. But on Sunday (January 9, 2005) he paid tribute to the troops in Iraq.

"I'm honoured and gratified, and I know that there are many people tonight, mothers and fathers across this country with sons and daughters in Iraq, our prayers are with them and I dedicate this award to them tonight."

Johnny Depp was named "Favourite Male Movie Star" and in a satellite acceptance speech made an unusual offer to his devotees.

Depp told the audience, "This is a great honour, and I really want to say thanks to the people, and it feels really good to say that because you are in fact our employer, you are our boss, so thank you very very much for this great honour. I hope some day to make you all a cup of coffee."

"Passion of The Christ," was voted "Favourite Movie Drama" and Mel Gibson was visibly emotional and very thankful to his fans.

"If it wasn't for you guys (the public)," Mel confessed "we would have been dead in the water, so thanks a lot, thanks to the blue states, the red states, the catatonic states, everyone that voted for making this a success, (to audience member) I love you too, who are you, God Bless you all."

Marsha Cross spoke for the cast of "Desperate Housewives" when she told the audience, that being voted "Favourite TV Drama" they all felt "truly blessed, and thankful and we promise to keep giving you the same outrageous, witty, touching, surprising and mysterious show we always have."

Will Smith is always larger than life and he made sure that everyone in the room understood what it means to be voted "Favourite Male Action Star."

"Thank you all very much," screamed Will, "this is the People's Choice Award and I don't think you understand the depth of this award, it's the People's Choice Award, that means, the people chose to give me this award."

Backstage, Renee Zellweger confessed that being able to live the life she has, and being praised for doing something she absolutely loves, makes her feel blessed.

Zellweger told press, "I love my life, I love the job, I love the day, I love going to work, working in that cooperative environment, it's a fantastic job and it comes with a pretty phenomenal life."

"Desperate Housewives" has been a runaway hit in the United States and in Great Britain, but Marsha Cross says it's the writers, not the actors that are responsible for the popularity of the show.

"The writing," claims Cross, "I think if you have a great script then everything fans out from there, great actors, directors, production people, our entire cast and crew, everything stems from great writing, and I'm not just saying that to butter Mark up. In every great piece of literature you see, if it's not on the page, you can't make something out of nothing."

When Michael Moore arrived backstage, he still seemed a little overwhelmed that his documentary had won the gong.

"This award was voted on by the people of the United States of America," said Moore, "and the fact that they would nominate this film, as best film of the year, I thought was a historic occasion, no documentary has ever been nominated or won, and I thought this was the place to be, where the people are."

Mel Gibson's movie "The Passion Of The Christ" caused uproar in the United States when it was released, and although his film wasn't nominated for a Golden Globe, Gibson says the people who pay money to see his movies are the only ones he is interested in.

"The significance of winning this award tonight," said Gibson, "by what I believe was an overwhelming landslide, is I think, great, phenomenal, gratifying and one doesn't make movies for the elite of Hollywood, and I think that the people have spoken."

In the last week, news that Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have split up has rocked Hollywood.

Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson said they completely understand the pressures of living in a goldfish bowl.

Simpson admitted that being in the public eye "definitely puts pressure on you" and husband Nick agreed, saying the pressure isn't just on your marriage it's "On your life, especially when things are not true, but you learn early on that that's an issue, and you need to learn that you're fair game to that and have a thick skin and just let it roll right off."

Other winners, who were not at the show included, Brad Pitt who is "Favourite Leading Man." Julia Roberts took "Favourite Female Movie Star," Angelina Jolie is "Favourite Female Action Movie Star" and Jim Carrey is "Favourite Funny Male Star."

SHOTLIST:

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

FILE: New York, 6 Sept. 2016

1. Various shots Kendall Jenner posing at a New York Fashion Week party

ASSOCIATED PRESS

FILE: Los Angeles, 26 Feb. 2017

2. Wide shot Oscars signage

3. Wide shot Oscar statue

ASSOCIATED PRESS

FILE: Los Angeles, 26 February 2017

4. STILL IMAGE - Martha L. Ruiz, left, and Brian Cullinan, from PriceWaterhouse Coopers arrive at the Oscars

5. STILL IMAGE - Martha L. Ruiz, left, and Brian Cullinan, from PriceWaterhouse Coopers arrive at the Oscars

6. STILL IMAGE - Faye Dunaway, left, and Warren Beatty present the award for best picture at the Oscars

7. STILL IMAGE - Faye Dunaway, left, and Warren Beatty present the award for best picture at the Oscars

8. STILL IMAGE -"La La Land" producer, foreground center giving acceptance speech, as accountant Brian Cullinan, holding red envelope discuss best picture announcement error

9. STILL IMAGE - Presenter Warren Beatty shows the envelope with the actual winner for best picture

10. STILL IMAGE - Jordan Horowitz, producer of "La La Land," shows the envelope revealing "Moonlight" as the true winner of best picture at the Oscars

11. STILL IMAGE - Warren Beatty, from left, reveals "Moonlight" as the actual winner of best picture

ASSOCIATED PRESS

FILE: Los Angeles, 26 February 2017

12. Medium shot "Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins being interviewed

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Barry Jenkins, director, "Moonlight":

"Things happen, you know. You make a film, the boom comes into the shot. Nobody does it on purpose - it just happens. We're human beings, you know - we're not perfect. And so it was an imperfect way to get for us the perfect result."

14. Medium shot Barry Jenkins posing with statue

NARAS POOL

FILE: Los Angeles, 15 Feb. 2016

15. Various shots of Justin Bieber and his little brother arriving at the Grammy Awards

INSTAGRAM/JUSTIN BIEBER

16. SCREENGRAB - Justin Bieber's statement

17. SCREENGRAB - Justin Bieber's statement

18. SCREENGRAB - Justin Bieber's statement

ASSOCIATED PRESS

FILE: New York, 20 March 2016

19. Medium shot Ben Affleck arriving at the premiere of "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice"

INSTAGRAM/SELENA GOMEZ

20. SCREENGRAB - Selena Gomez and Francia Raisa in hospital beds

21. SCREENGRAB - Close of above

22. SCREENGRAB - Selena Gomez's statement

23. SCREENGRAB - Selena Gomez's statement

LUPUS RESEARCH ALLIANCE

FILE: New York, 20 Nov. 2017

24. UPSOUND (English) Selena Gomez, recording artist:

"Thank you. After undergoing so many tests to monitor my kidneys, my doctors told me I had lupus nephritis, one of the most common complications of lupus. They said that I would be needing a kidney transplant. Maybe I wasn't necessarily really good at knowing what that meant, so it actually got to a point where it was life or death. Thankfully, one of my best friends gave me her kidney and it was the ultimate gift of life and I am doing very well now, thankfully. Thank you."

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FILE: New York, 2 May 2016

25. Various shots Madonna arriving at Met Gala

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26. Music video clip - "I Get Around" 2Pac

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FILE: New York, 19 July 2017

27. Wide shot Peter Siegel, co-owner of Gotta Have It Rock and Roll auction behind the counter

28. Copy of the written statement from the auction house responding to the temporary restraining order

29. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Siegel, President, Gotta Have It! Collectibles:

"She is claiming that they are her items. This woman who used to work for her - her art curator and a friend of 20 years - maybe took them without her knowledge, et cetera, et cetera. We don't believe that. You know, we believe what this woman tells us."

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FILE: New York, 7 March 2016

30. Medium shot Harrison Ford arriving at an event, posing for photos

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FILE: Los Angeles, 2 March 2014

31. Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart arriving at Vanity Fair party

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32. Harrison's Ford's small yellow plane crosses over front of plane taxiing on left of screen

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33. Harrison' Ford's plane flies towards runway, just over front of taxiing plane

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FILE: Manchester, 24 May 2017

34. Various of police in cordoned-off area around Manchester Arena following bomb attack

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FILE: Manchester, 23 May 2017

35. Various shots newspapers, headlines about deadly blast at Ariana Grande concert

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FILE: Manchester, England, 23 May 2017

36. Wide shot Shauna Hardy with her daughter, Rihanna, and husband, Ryan

37. SOUNDBITE (English) Shauna Hardy, witness who survived Manchester Arena attack:

"I thought we were going to die. It was just horrendous. We've got a little boy at home as well. And it was just... Just to get out into that open air, and the smell. I just remember the smell, I can't describe it. It was a really awful smell. And there was just alarms going off, police everywhere, sirens everywhere, people running, screaming. It was just crazy, absolutely crazy."

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FILE: Manchester, 23 May 2017

38. Wide of Hayley Lunt and daughter Abigail Lunt, 10, who had both attended Ariana Grande concert, speaking to reporters

39. SOUNDBITE (English) Hayley Lunt, concert goer:

"It was just chaos, just utter chaos and frightening, just terrifying. And I can't believe what I've seen on the news, that, you know, 22 people have died, and all of the people that are injured - just absolutely awful. And it just makes you frightened to take your child anywhere, you know."

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FILE: Manchester, St Ann's Square, 28 May 2017

40. Various shots of flower tributes

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FILE: Glasgow, UK, 9 November 2013

41. Wide shot of Ariana Grande

42. Medium shot Ariana Grande

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43. SCREENGRAB - Ariana Grande tweet after blast at her U.K. concert

44. SCREENGRAB - Ariana Grande tweet after blast at her U.K. concert

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45. Music video clip - "Into You" Ariana Grande

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FILE: Cannes, France, 23 May 2017

46. Tracking shot soldier with gun on streets of Cannes

47. Medium shot soldier

48. Close-up Josh Hartnett speaking to press

49. SOUNDBITE (English) Josh Hartnett, actor – on the Manchester attack:

"To have it be focused on children is phenomenally disgusting. Like, I don't even know how to... I don't even know how to respond to it. I'm just kind of hearing the news now so I don't really know what to say, honestly. Like, it's horrifying."

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50. SOUNDBITE (English) Colin Farrell, actor – on the Manchester attack:

"No, it's just tragic, it's just tragic, it's just f**king tragic – it really is. But the world's always a brutally dark place. Human beings have always done despicable things in the name of faith or belief or in the name of an exclusive relationship with a god."

51. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicole Kidman – on the Manchester attack:

"I mean I don't have the words for it. I just have the absolute... It's devastating, devastating, and for the families that are going through this now, this is... It's not even to be discussed. It's just to be... pray for them."

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52. SCREENGRAB - Demi Lovato tweet reacting to UK concert blast

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53. SCREENGRAB - Taylor Swift tweet reacting to UK concert blast

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54. SCREENGRAB - Katy Perry tweet reacting to UK concert blast

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55. SCREENGRAB - Bruno Mars tweet reacting to UK concert blast

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56. SCREENGRAB - Justin Timberlake tweet reacting to UK concert blast

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OSCAR MIX-UP, KENDALL JENNER, MADONNA, FEATURE IN CELEBRITY NEWS OF 2017, PART 1

PEPSI PULLS WIDELY MOCKED AD FEATURING KENDALL JENNER

Pepsi pulled an ad on 5 April 2017 after it was widely mocked and criticized for appearing to trivialize protests for social justice causes.

The ad showed model and Kardashian clan member Kendall Jenner stepping away from a modeling shoot to join a crowd of smiling, young protesters. The protesters cheered after Jenner handed a can of Pepsi to a police officer, who took a sip.

Jenner's turn as a Pepsi-wielding protester had social media decrying the imagery as an appropriation of the Black Lives Matter movement.

"Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding," the company said. "Clearly we missed the mark, and we apologize."

It said it was "removing the content and halting any further rollout."

It initially described the spot as featuring "multiple lives, stories and emotional connections that show passion, joy, unbound and uninhibited moments. No matter the occasion, big or small, these are the moments that make us feel alive." That description was also derided on social media.

BIGGEST MISTAKE IN OSCAR HISTORY

"Moonlight" - not, as it turned out, "La La Land" - won Best Picture at the 89th Academy Awards in a historic Oscar upset and an unprecedented fiasco that saw one winner swapped for another while the "La La Land" producers were in mid-speech.

PriceWaterhouse Coopers, which had handled Oscar balloting for 83 years, claimed responsibility for the biggest mistake in Oscar history in February 2017.

Balloting partner Brian Cullinan tweeted a photo of Emma Stone backstage moments before handing presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway the wrong envelope for Best Picture. They announced "La La Land" as the winner, though "Moonlight" actually won.

Dunaway read "La La Land" rather than "Moonlight," after Cullinan mistakenly handed them the back-up envelope for Actress in a Leading Role instead of the envelope for Best Picture. She says she read the movie's title on the card but didn't notice Emma Stone's name.

"Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins called the film's chaotic Best Picture win "an imperfect way for us to get the perfect result."

JUSTIN BIEBER CANCELS TOUR; APOLOGIZES TO FANS ON INSTAGRAM

Justin Bieber apologized to his fans on Instagram for canceling the last few weeks of his Purpose World Tour in July citing "unforeseen circumstances."

He said in a lengthy statement posted 2 August 2017 that he has "let bitterness, jealousy and fear run my life."

He continued: "Me taking this time right now is me saying I want to be sustainable... I also want my mind, heart and soul to be sustainable."

"I'm not expecting anyone to understand, but I do want people to have an opportunity to know where I am coming from!"

At the end of July, Bieber accidentally struck a photographer with his pickup truck in Beverly Hills.

AFFLECK COMPLETES REHAB TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOL ADDICTION

Ben Affleck said he completed treatment for alcohol addiction in a Facebook post on 14 March 2017.

The actor and director said it was the first of many steps toward a positive recovery.

He added that he wanted to be the best father he can and show his kids that there's no shame in getting help. He also thanked Jennifer Garner for supporting him and caring for their three kids. Garner and Affleck have been separated since announcing their plans to divorce in 2015.

Affleck has struggled with addiction in the past. He also stepped away from directing "The Batman" after almost a year in the job. He'll still star in the film as the titular crusader.

SELENA GOMEZ UNDERGOES KIDNEY TRANSPLANT

Selena Gomez said in September that she had received a kidney transplant due to her struggle with lupus.

Gomez wrote in an Instagram post - confirmed by her publicist - that she was out of the spotlight in the summer because she was recovering from the procedure. The 25-year-old called the transplant "what I needed to do for my overall health."

Gomez said the donor for the kidney was television actress Francia Raisa. The Instagram post included a picture of Gomez and Raisa holding hands while lying side-by-side in hospital beds. Gomez also posted a picture of a scar on her abdomen.

Gomez revealed her lupus diagnosis in 2015. She gave an emotional speech at the Breaking Through Lupus Gala in November in New York.

"After undergoing so many tests to monitor my kidneys, my doctors told me I had lupus nephritis, one of the most common complications of lupus. They said that I would be needing a kidney transplant. Maybe I wasn't necessarily really good at knowing what that meant, so it actually got to a point where it was life or death. Thankfully, one of my best friends gave me her kidney and it was the ultimate gift of life and I am doing very well now, thankfully," she told the crowd.

MADONNA PERSONAL ITEMS PULLED FROM AUCTION

An auction of pop star Madonna's personal items, including a love letter from her ex-boyfriend the late rapper Tupac Shakur, a pair of previously worn panties and a hairbrush containing her hair, was halted by a judge on 18 July 2017.

Manhattan state Supreme Court Judge Gerald Leibovitz ordered Gotta Have It! Collectibles to pull 22 items from its rock-and-roll-themed auction.

The Material Girl had earlier sought an emergency court order saying she was "shocked to learn" of the planned online auction of the Tupac letter and had no idea it was no longer in her possession.

"The fact that I have attained celebrity status as a result of success in my career does not obviate my right to maintain my privacy, including with regard to highly personal items," Madonna said in court papers. "I understand that my DNA could be extracted from a piece of my hair. It is outrageous and grossly offensive that my DNA could be auctioned for sale to the general public."

Court papers said the Tupac letter was expected to fetch up to $400,000. Tupac, one of the best-selling rappers of all time, dated Madonna in the early 1990s and died of injuries suffered in a Las Vegas drive-by shooting in 1996.

Other Madonna items scheduled to be auctioned were private photographs taken at a bachelorette party at her Miami home, personal letters and cassette tapes of unreleased recordings.

Madonna's court papers named Darlene Lutz, a former friend, art consultant and "frequent overnight guest" in Madonna's home when she was "not in residence," as behind the sale of the property.

A spokesman for Lutz and the auction house said the allegations would be "vigorously challenged and refuted" in court.

"She is claiming that they are her items," said Peter Siegel, president, Gotta Have It! Collectibles, "This woman who used to work for her - her art curator and a friend of 20 years - maybe took them without her knowledge, et cetera, et cetera. We don't believe that. You know, we believe what this woman tells us."

HARRISON FORD AVOIDS PENALTIES OVER FLYING MISTAKE

Actor Harrison Ford had a potentially serious run-in with an airliner at a Southern California airport on 14 February 2017.

The 74-year-old "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" star was told to land his single-engine plane on a runway at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, but mistakenly landed it on a parallel taxiway, passing over an American Airlines jet holding nearby.

Ford's attorney said the actor would not face any penalties over the incident, which could have led to a potentially serious mishap.

"Was that airliner meant to be underneath me?" Ford was heard asking air traffic controllers in a recording, NBC reported.

DEADLY BOMB KILLS 22 AT ARIANA GRANDE CONCERT IN MANCHESTER

A suicide bomber killed 22 people and wounded scores of others minutes after Ariana Grande's concert at the Manchester Arena ended on 22 May 2017.

Bomber Salman Abedi detonated a bomb that killed 22 and injured 59, many of them teenagers, at the Arena.

Grande halted her "Dangerous Woman" tour until June 7, and returned to the city to take part in a televised concert, "One Love Manchester," to raise funds for the bombing victims and their families.

Manchester officials made Grande an honorary citizen of the city because of her response to the deadly concert attack.

City council leader Richard Leese proposed the move, and described the singer as "a young American woman for whom it would have been understandable if she never wanted to see this place again."

He said instead, Grande "brought comfort to thousands and raised millions" for an emergency fund when she returned to headline the benefit concert in June.

Many stars and friends of Grande tweeted their support for the singer, the victims and their families.

Josh Hartnett, speaking in Cannes, spoke of his horror at the attack: "To have it be focused on children is phenomenally disgusting. Like, I don't even know how to... I don't even know how to respond to it. I'm just kind of hearing the news now so I don't really know what to say, honestly. Like, it's horrifying."

STARS ON HARROWING WILDFIRES ENGULFING CALIFORNIA

The growing wildfires in California were on the minds of many of Hollywood's A-listers as they arrived to the annual Baby2Baby charity gala on Saturday (10 NOVEMBER 2018), near the devastation.

Wildfires on both ends of California pushed into new territory Saturday, as fatigued firefighters worked to evacuate residents in harm's way and contain blazes that already have claimed at least 25 lives, destroyed thousands of homes and other structures, and scorched hundreds of square miles.

The three fires began Thursday (8 NOVEMBER 2018) — the largest in Northern California, where a Sierra Nevada town of 27,000 was destroyed by a fast moving-fire that quickly grew into the state's most destructive on record. In Southern California, two fires were burning in the drought-stricken canyons and hills north and west of downtown Los Angeles.

For the Baby2Baby charity, which provides basic essentials to children living in poverty, the Southern California fires brought their mission even closer to home.

The charity has stepped up relief efforts, setting up an online registry to collect high-need items for the children affected by the California fires.

Amy Adams was this year's guest of honor, the recipient of the "Giving Tree Award" for her commitment to children in need at the Baby2Baby Gala Presented by Paul Mitchell, held at 3Labs.

She said luckily she's not been in the path of fire and on balancing work, family and charity, she said she wanted to set a good example to her daughter.

"Our investment of time is so important and it's just one of my priorities. You know, I'd rather go work with Baby2Baby than do my laundry so it's like a no- brainer for me. But it's important to show, it's important to show my daughter to prioritize giving back, to prioritize giving back of your resources and your time," she said.

On the importance of teaching kids about the wildfires, Jennifer Garner and Busy Philipps said the roles were reversed in their cases.

"Well I mean gosh, kids are so wise, sometimes you feel like they're explaining it to you. But you just tell them they're safe, and there are a lot of helpers in the world, and you gaze toward light," said Garmer.

"My older daughter is incredibly thoughtful and she goes to a school where they really talk about these issues. You know I think I'm just a very open parent so honesty is the best thing I can be with my kid," added Philipps.

Actress Olivia Munn showed the visible after effects of the fire and smoke, coughing ahead of her interview with reporters.

"Well I live near Griffith Park (close to Hollywood) so there was the other fire over there. So that's in my air and that's in the smoke, and I've had this cough now because I was like right next to it," Munn said.

Dancer and actress Jenna Dewan, host of World of Dance, said in her community, it's literally neighbor helping neighbor.

"So we're opening our doors, or staying with friends, we're helping out with meals, we're doing whatever we can to you know, be there, which is what we have to do when there is something you can plan for it and there's a disaster such as this, you all have to come together that's what life is," she said.

Other stars in attendance included Olivia Wilde, Kobe Bryan, Judd Apatow, and Sam and Aaron Taylor-Wood.

The annual Baby2Baby gala is celebrating its seventh year and the event raises millions of dollars to support the charity's mission. Since its inception, the charity has distributed over 50 million items to low-income children including diapers, clothing, hygiene items, school supplies, backpacks, books, shoes and other necessary items.

Culver City, California, 10 November 2018

1. Wide of red carpet with Jennifer Garner

2. Close of Baby2Baby sign

3. Tilt up of Guest of Honor Amy Adams on red carpet

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, Actress on wildfires in Southern California:

"Thankfully it's not affected me personally, it's affected people I know and my thoughts are with them but we have not been in the path of the fire."

5. Medium of Darren Le Gallo (Amy Adams' husband) and Amy Adams

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, Actress on balancing charity, work and family:

"Well I think that one of the best things we ways we can give back is with time. Our investment of time is so important and it's just one of my priorities. You know, I'd rather go work with Baby2Baby than do my laundry so it's like a no- brainer for me. But it's important to show, it's important to show my daughter to prioritize giving back, to prioritize giving back of your resources and your time."

7. Tilt up of Jennifer Garner

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Garner, Actress on how she talks to her kids about wildfires:

"Well I mean gosh, kids are so wise, sometimes you feel like they're explaining it to you. But you just tell them they're safe, and there are a lot of helpers in the world, and you gaze toward light."

9. Medium of Olivia Wilde

10. Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow posing

11. Kobe Bryant gives fist-bump to journalist as poses with wife Vanessa Laine Bryant

12. Medium of Olivia Munn posing

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Olivia Munn, Actress on wildfires:

"(Coughs) Well I live near Griffith Park so there was the other fire over there. (Reporter: The zoo?) Right. So, That's in my air and the smoke, and I've had this cough now because I was like right next to it. But then, you know, with the big fires, thankfully that's not close to my home but I have a lot of friends who are there. My sweet friend Whitney Cummings, you know, she had her horses, last night we were talking, and she's flying back and she's able to get her horses to my friend's stable that had some extra room and everyone just calling and trying to help each other."

14. Medium of Jessica Alba talking to reporter

15. Medium of Jenna Dewan talking to reporter

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jenna Dewan, Actress on helping others affected by wildfires:

"So we're opening our doors, or staying with friends, we're helping out with meals, we're doing whatever we can to you know, be there, which is what we have to do when there is something you can plan for it and there's a disaster such as this, you all have to come together that's what life is."

17. Medium of Oliver Hudson talking to reporter

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Oliver Hudson, Actor on fires:

"That's the reality of living on the earth, you know, that's Mother Nature, man, there's not much we can do, you know, when she decides when to repair up, I still don't know how they got started. But the minute though Santa Ana's (winds) picked up, it happened immediately and so we just have to survive. LA is a pretty great place but if fires are all we have to deal with, you know, we're lucky. There's a lot of people in the world who are dealing with a lot more."

19. Medium of Julie Bowen and Kelly Rowland talking to reporters

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Bowen, Actress on fires:

"I think there are lots and lots of people who think of Malibu as just being a celebrity second home culture but there are people who is this is their first, last and only homes are there and going all up and down those canyons and they're not necessarily, 'who cares they're rich and glamorous they can afford to lose a home'. This is life and death and it's really tragic."

21. Medium of Busy Philipps talking to reporter

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Busy Philipps, Actress on explaining the wildfires to kids:

"With my little one I just try to shield her as much as possible, from the news being on, from her seeing things, and from the computer because she's just too little, she's just five, I don't think that would make much sense to her. But my older daughter is incredibly thoughtful and she goes to a school where they really talk about these issues. You know I think I'm just a very open parent so honesty is the best thing I can be with my kid."

23. Ayesha Curry, Molly Sims and Olivia Wilde talking to reporters

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Ayesha Curry, Actress on talking to kids about wildfires:

"Luckily we've been very blessed to not have to be in the thick of it but I have so many friends and family who is been affected by these fires we have fires back home right now (in northern California) it's it's just madness."

25. Wide of Darren Le Gallo, Amy Adams, Sam Taylor-Johnson and husband Aaron Taylor-Johnson posing for pictures

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Los Angeles - April 2005

1. Heather Locklear and husband Richie Sambora talking to reporters

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Santa Barbara, 28 September 2008

2. Still of Heather Locklear

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New York, 2 December 2008

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

Heather Locklear - Amanda from "Melrose Place," one of my idols, the woman I aspire to be like in the workplace - got arrested for allegedly driving under the influence. And when we talk about mug shots, her mug shot is beat! She has black roots hanging out and this shocked look on her face. Heather, you do not wait till you're 50 to act up in Hollywood. She should have done that in her teens.''

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Los Angeles, February 24, 2008

4. Gary Busey poses for photographers at The Academy Awards

5. Jennifer Garner poses for photographers at The Academy Awards

Associated Press Television

New York, 2 December 2008

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

''We knew Gary Busey was crazy, we just didn't know how crazy until the Academy Awards. E! Entertainment is doing an interview with Jennifer Garner and all of a sudden here comes crazy Busey jumping in on the interview, he would not leave. And all of us were shocked. He's two types of crazy. ''

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7. Mug shot: Ryan O'Neal from 9/17/2008 arrest

8. Mug shot: Redmond O'Neal from 9/17/2008 arrest

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Malibu, Calif., 11 November 2008

9. Ryan O'Neal and son appear in court

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New York, 2 December 2008

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

''The O'Neal family, they need to do a reality show. The reality show would be called "Rehab." All of them need to go. Tatum got busted for buying crack, enough said. ''

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Los Angeles, 17 September 2008

11. Janet Jackson performance at Staples Center

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Los Angeles, 13 May 2008

12. Janet Jackson gives an interview wearing a pink and purple Alexander McQueen kimono

Associated Press Television

New York, 2 December 2008

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

''Janet Jackson used to be on top and now home girl is on bottom, literally. She was on tour and she had this mysterious illness, cancelled all these tour dates. So I'm thinking maybe she has mono, I don't know. Guess what girlfriend had? She had vertigo. I'm just like, "please."''

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London, 14 February 2007

14. Amy Winehouse arrives to the BRIT Music Awards

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New York, 2 December 2008

15.SOUNDBITE (English) Alicia Quarles, Associated Press Entertainment Editor:

'' Wino, Wino, Wino. What more can we say about this girl? She was running around with her red bra on, and some pants, her rep said she got locked out of her house. I mean that's how I respond when I get locked out of my house. I strip down and run around with no pants on. London refers to her as the crackie of Camden. Now her ex - "Blake, Blake, my Blake" - is saying he's the one that got her hooked on drugs. Go to rehab girl.''

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16. Music video clip, "Rehab"

STORYLINE

AMY, JANET AMONG CELEB TRAIN WRECKS OF 2008

Surprisingly missing in action from celebrity trainwreck-itude: Britney, Lindsay and Paris. With those three behaving themselves, other stars angled for the title of Hot Mess of the Year. Here are five who made the cut:

AMY WINEHOUSE: The acclaimed soul singer continues to unravel in the public eye. Winehouse's long list of problems -- drug use, run-ins with the law and a dramatic marriage -- seemingly multiplied this year after she won five Grammys for her 2006 album "Back to Black." Concerns about her health grew as the 25-year-old Brit checked in and out of a London hospital, most recently for an allergic reaction to prescribed medication.

GARY BUSEY AT THE OSCARS: Nobody brings the crazy quite like Gary Busey. The actor turned the Academy Awards' red carpet into a danger zone this year when he ambushed Ryan Seacrest's interviews with Jennifer Garner and Laura Linney. He stunned Garner with an unsolicited bear hug. He horrified the unflappable Seacrest, who ended the awkward moment by politely suggesting they catch up later in the evening -- yeah, right. Busey, 64, is now on the second season of VH1's "Celebrity Rehab," where he tried to say he was part of the staff until Dr. Drew Pinsky clarified that he's a patient. When you don't realize you have a problem, then you have problem.

JANET JACKSON: The pop star -- or is it pop has-been? -- sank further into irrelevance as her new album tanked and she cut short her first North American tour in seven years due to health problems. In February, Jackson released the low-selling "Discipline," which failed to reclaim the success of her previous multi-platinum albums; a month later, she dropped out of her performance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" because she had the flu. Mariah Carey replaced her in the telecast. The 42-year-old sister of Michael Jackson made headlines again when she canceled a string of dates on her "Rock Witchu" tour. Why? She had been suffering from a bout of migraine-associated vertigo, which is characterized by dizziness, imbalance and other symptoms.

HEATHER LOCKLEAR: The 47-year-old actress has had a tough year. Locklear, who divorced Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora in 2007, checked into an Arizona rehab facility to get treatment for anxiety and depression last summer. In September, she was arrested in Montecito, California, on suspicion of driving under the influence of a controlled substance. Locklear was later charged with a misdemeanor DUI incurred by prescription drugs, and is scheduled for arraignment next month. There may be hope yet: Looking fresh in a white dress, Locklear recently joked about her troubles on NBC's "Tonight" show, telling host Jay Leno: "I am really looking forward to 2009."

THE O'NEAL FAMILY: Oh, what a mess. What a hot mess. Actor Ryan O'Neal and his children ran into trouble with the law for a series of drug busts. O'Neal, who was arrested in February following a scuffle with son Griffin, found himself embroiled in scandal yet again in September when police discovered drugs in his Malibu, California, home during a routine parole check on Redmond O'Neal, his son with Farrah Fawcett. Father and son were arrested and released on $10,000 bail; O'Neal's lawyer denied any wrongdoing by the 67-year-old actor and asked a judge for more time to review evidence in the felony drug cases. O'Neal's daughter, Tatum O'Neal, was arrested for allegedly buying cocaine near her New York apartment last summer; she attributed the slip-up in her sobriety to a moment of weakness. In a statement of support for her father and Redmond, she said: "Addiction, if untreated, can lead to jail, institutions and death. I love them both and I am sorry to hear about this."

SAG NOMS: A 'BUYERS CLUB' SURPRISE, BUT 'BANKS' AND 'WALL STREET' SNUBBED

One showbiz analyst was surprised by the top-category nod for art-house hit "Dallas Buyers Club," and equally surprised by the exclusion of cast-heavy, big-budget "Saving Mr. Banks" in the Cast in a Motion Picture category, announced this morning in Los Angeles at the unveiling of nominations for the 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.

As for "Dallas Buyers Club," a period drama about the early days of the AIDS crisis, "It's a little bit of a surprise when you look at all the other films and these huge casts that they have, these huge, a lot of big-name actors in the cast," explained Jason Nathanson, an entertainment correspondent for ABC News Radio. "And then you have 'Dallas Buyers Club,' which you know, it has Matthew McConaughey, of course, and Jennifer Garner and Jared Leto - which were great - but that's where it ends in terms of the sweeping casts. SAG likes to honor big ensembles. This isn't a big ensemble."

Conversely, the actor-crammed "Saving Mr. Banks," about the making of the movie "Mary Poppins" failed to make the top-category cut.

"That is a movie with a great, huge cast, big names - Tom Hanks, Emma Thompson - Emma Thompson nominated for best actress," Nathanson noted. "But the film itself not nominated and I think a lot of people thought it would be because people like the movies about movies and especially the voters, the SAG voters, they love movies about movies, so that's surprising to me."

Perhaps not so surprising is the absence of director Martin Scorsese's comedy "The Wolf of Wall Street," which suffered from production delays and has been screened for critics and guild members only in the last week or so. The Screen Actors Guild's 2200 nomination-committee ballots were due to be completed Monday.

Numerous early reviews of "Wall Street" have been over-the-moon positive, and the film is now considered by some to be a front runner for the Academy Award for best picture.

"I hadn't thought about that," commented actor/director Clark Gregg ("Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.") upon hearing the late-delivery observation. "'Wolf of Wall Street,' because I haven't seen it and I haven't received a screener and I don't know that... I guess there's been a screening or two, but I've been working, so, from what I can tell that's a remarkable ensemble and I've only heard amazing stuff, so you raise a good point. Perhaps that just wasn't made available enough for it to get nominated."

There is a three-way tie for TV comedies with the most nominations: "30 Rock," "The Big Bang Theory" and "Modern Family," each with three nods. The top TV-drama contender is "Breaking Bad," with four nominations.

"If I were a betting woman," said freelance entertainment report Carita Rizzo, "this year I think the award for best drama goes to 'Breaking Bad.' I think it's going to break 'Homeland's' streak for the past few years. I also think in comedy it's almost anyone's to win, but 'Modern Family' might get it - again.

"In film," she continued, "the television critics have been all over the place so we don't really know if there's a clear front-runner, but '12 Years a Slave' does really have a good chance of winning."

The 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards is set for Saturday, 18 January in downtown Los Angeles.

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 11 December 2013

1. Wide exterior Pacific Design Center

2. Sign: Pacific Design Center

3. Wide auditorium

4. Sign on podium: "20th Screen Actors Guild Awards"

5. Photographers, reporters, publicists, technicians in audience awaiting announcement of 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Award nominations

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Carita Rizzo/Entertainment Reporter:

"The headline this morning is that '12 Years a Slave' and 'Breaking Bad' top the SAG nominations with four nominations each, and in a very non-surprising turn by the actors."

Fox Searchlight

7. Film clip: "12 Years a Slave"

SAG/AFTRA Pool Feed

8. Announcement of "Cast in a Motion Picture" nominees

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 11 December 2013

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Nathanson/Entertainment Correspondent, ABC News Radio, on the biggest surprise nominee for "Cast in a Motion Picture":

"The biggest surprise inclusion in the outstanding drama, movie category, would probably have to be 'Dallas Buyers Club.' It's a little bit of a surprise when you look at all the other films and these huge casts that they have. These huge, a lot of big name actors in these casts, and then you have 'Dallas Buyers Club,' which you know, it has Matthew McConaughey of course, and Jennifer Garner and Jared Leto - which were great - but that's where it ends in terms of the sweeping casts. SAG likes to honor big ensembles. This isn't a big ensemble."

Focus

10. Film clip: "Dallas Buyers Club"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 11 December 2013

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Nathanson/Entertainment Correspondent, ABC News Radio, on the biggest surprise omission from the "Cast in a Motion Picture" category:

"The biggest surprise exclusion of the films I think in the top ensemble category would probably be 'Saving Mr. Banks.' That is a movie with a great, huge cast, big names - Tom Hanks, Emma Thompson - Emma Thompson nominated for best actress, but the film itself not nominated. And I think a lot of people thought it would be because people like the movies about movies and especially the voters, the SAG voters, they love movies about movies, so that's surprising to me."

Walt Disney

12. Film clip: "Saving Mr. Banks"

Paramount

13. Trailer excerpt: "The Wolf of Wall Street"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 11 December 2013

14. Set up shot actor/director Clark Gregg speaking to reporter

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Clark Gregg/Actor-Director, on whether production delays and lack of screenings of director Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Street" kept it from getting any SAG nominations. The film is considered by some industry analysts as the front runner for the Academy Award for best picture:

"I hadn't thought about that. 'Wolf of Wall Street,' because I haven't seen it and I haven't received a screener and I don't know that... I guess there's been a screening or two, but I've been working. So, from what I can tell that's a remarkable ensemble and I've only heard amazing stuff, so you raise a good point. Perhaps that just wasn't made available enough for it to get nominated."

SAG/AFTRA Pool Feed

16. Announcement of "Ensemble in a Drama Series" nominees

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

17. TV clip: "Breaking Bad"

SAG/AFTRA Pool Feed

18. Announcement of "Ensemble in a Comedy Series" nominees

The NBC Agency

19. TV clip: "30 Rock"

Warner Bros. Television

20. TV clip: "The Big Bang Theory"

20th Century Fox Television

21. TV clip: "Modern Family"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 11 December 2013

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Carita Rizzo/Entertainment Reporter:

"If I were a betting woman, this year I think the award for best drama goes to 'Breaking Bad.' I think it's going to break 'Homeland's' streak for the past few years. I also think in comedy it's almost anyone's to win, but 'Modern Family' might get it - again. In film, the television critics have been all over the place so we don't really know if there's a clear front-runner, but '12 Years a Slave' does really have a good chance of winning."

23. Push in on Screen Actors Guild Actor statue

STUNTMEN 'LIGHT UP' THE RED CARPET AT AWARDS

'The Fast and The Furious', 'Rush Hour 2' and 'A Knight's Tale' took top Honors at the 2002 World Stunt Awards held in L.A. last night.

The honorees, motion pictures' most exciting stunt performers, were selected by the World Stunt Academy from films released in 2001.

The World Stunt Awards is a groundbreaking event that singles out the men and women who smash cars, jump through fire, and put their lives on the line to create movie magic. We all shall see that stunt people are the extreme athletes of the entertainment business and they amplify a special way of live.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who was the recipient of the first Taurus Honorary Award during the inaugural show in 2001, opened this year's show.

Jackie Chan, director Michael Bay and stunt legend Buddy Van Horn were also honored with Taurus Honorary Awards for their continued support of the stunt community and their contributions to the world of action films.

Jackie Chan received the 2002 Taurus Honorary Award for Acting in Action Films, an honor he accepted live via satellite from Prague where he is currently in production. Michael Bay received the 2002 TaurusHonorary Achievement Awards for Directing Action Films. Buddy Van Horn who has doubled for stars from Clint Eastwood to Billy Bob Thornton received the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award, in recognition of his pioneering work that helped blaze a trail for a succeeding generation of stunt performers, which was presented to him by Thornton.

The World Stunt Awards benefits the Taurus World Stunt Awards Foundation, which supports stunt professionals that have suffered severe physical injury in pursuit of their work. One of the evening's highlights included the first awards of $50,000 each to recipients Jacob Chambers (who also won for Best Fire Stunt) and Harry Wowchuck, both stunt professionals injured while performing dangerous stunt work in 2001. The Taurus World Stunt Awards Foundation will be perpetuated by annual World Stunt Awards programming and ongoing fundraising activities.

Among the celebrity presenters in attendance were Billy Bob Thornton, Sylvester Stallone, Jennifer Garner, Charlton Heston, Dennis Hopper, Lucy Liu, Matthew McConaughy, Kelly Hu, Rebecca Romjin Stamos, Michael Clarke Duncan, John Cleese, Freddie Prinze, Jr., James Gandolfini and Jon Lovitz. Special presentations were pre-taped by Halle Berry, Pierce Brosnan, and Bruce Willis. The 2002 World Stunt Awards included live stunts performed onstage with Spiderman, Arnold Schwarzenegger falling from a helicopter, Dennis Hopper crashing a limousine and premiere fall guy Bob Brown plummeting 20 stories in a death-defying leap of faith-on fire.

FULL LIST OF WINNERS:

Best Aerial Work Robert Powell "Behind Enemy Lines"

Jimmy Roberts

Dick Vahle

Best Driving Debbie Evans "The Fast and the Furious"

Matt Johnston

Mike Justus

Kevin Scott

Tim Trella

Chris Tuck

Best Fight Tsuyoshi Abe "Rush Hour 2"

Brad Allen

Paul Andreovski

Andy Cheng

Chung Chi Li

Michael Li

Mark Hicks

Jen Sung Otterbridge

Hyun Jin Park

Simon Ree

Sammy Valdivia

Billy Wong

Wai Fai Wong

Gang Wu

Best Fire Stunt Jacob Chambers "The Last Castle"

Gary Gercio

Tad Griffith

Chuck Hosack

Kevin Jackson

Jason Rodriguez

Best High Work Andy Cheng "Rush Hour 2"

Mark Hicks

Best Specialty Stunt Andy Cheng "Rush Hour 2"

Mark Hicks

Best Water Work Stanton Barrett "Jurassic Park III"

Laura Lee Connery

Norman Howell

Cinda-Lin James

Best Work with a Vehicle Mike Justus "The Fast and the Furious"

Chris Tuck

Best Work with an Animal Pasquel Madera "A Knight ' s Tale"

Hardest Hit Tom Dupont "A Knight ' s Tale"

Best Stunt by a Stuntman Tim Trella "The Fast and the Furious"

Chris Tuck

Best Stunt by a Stuntwoman Debbie Evans "The Fast and the Furious"

Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director in a Feature Mic Rodgers "The Fast and the Furious"

Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director in a Sequence Kenny Bates "Pearl Harbor"

Andy Gill

Steve Picerni

UNKNOWN

1. film clip 'Spiderman'

APTN

2. Stuntman Tanner Gill and stuntwoman Jennifer Caputo on fire on red carpet

3. arrival Arnold Schwarzenegger

4. arrival Dennis Hopper on red carpet

5. Michelle Rodriguez posing on bike

6. SOT Charlton Heston - "The stunt men have from the beginning, have been absolutely essential, you can't make anything but comedies without somebody that knows how to jump a horse off a cliff and that sort of stuff, and I owe a lot of my career to those guys, I really do."

UNKNOWN

7. BTS footage 'Spiderman' - building exploding

APTN

8. SOT Michael Bay (director) - "You know for me they've helped me make my vision a reality and you know we're always pushing the limits, trying to do it, we do very dangerous stuff safely, you know."

9. Arrival Kelly Hu

10. SOT Michael Clarke Duncan - "Yeah this is only the second time I think that they've been honoured and they really should be honoured every year. Because they do work and make me look good in certain areas, when I'm afraid to get on top of a horse or building or something these guys come through and make it look so easy; but without that stunt this industry would definitely be crippled."

UNKNOWN

11. film clip -'The Scorpion King'

APTN

12. interior award ceremony

13. Sylvester Stallone presenting Award winner for best overall stunt by a stuntman to Chris Tuck and Tim Trella ('The Fast and The Furious')

14. Arnold Schwarzenegger presenting Honorary Achievement Award winner for acting in action films - Jackie Chan

15. Michelle Rodriguez presenting Award winner for best overall stunt by a stuntwoman to Debbie Evans ('The Fast and The Furious')

16. SOT Buddy van Horn (stuntman for Clint Eastwood) - Lifetime Achievement Award winner

"We're a necessary part of the business and I think the stunt people perform a terrific contribution to the end product. there's a lot of stars out there who do their own stunts and you can let them do it up to a point but we don't want them to get hurt so that's why stuntmen are there."

UNKNOWN

17. BTS footage 'Spiderman'

PARIS HILTON TOPS BLACKWELL'S WORST-DRESSED LIST

Mr. Blackwell, chronicler of clothing catastrophes, poked fun at socialite and part-time model Paris Hilton Tuesday for committing the worst fashion follies of the past year.

The acid-tongued critic and former fashion designer has been ailing in recent years, preventing him from reading his 44th annual list aloud to the press.

But in an exclusive interview, Blackwell told AP Radio in Washington: "Paris came up shining with a big spotlight saying, `Pick me!' She was just the most natural contender to make No. 1 this year."

Part of the hotel-owning dynasty, Hilton recently starred in the television reality show 'The Simple Life.'

"She does everything she can to be outrageous, everything she can to be over the top, everything she can to be too much and she succeeded - and what she got from it was a great TV show," Blackwell told AP Radio.

In a statement, he described those on the list as "Ten Titans of Fashion Terror that, in 2003, ran the gamut of style-free excess from trashy to flashy, frumpy to dumpy and every egregious variation in between."

Madonna and Britney Spears - "kissin' cousins of couture crime" - were tied for second place, followed by Shania Twain ("country-fried kitsch"), Oscar winner Diane Keaton, reality TV star Jessica Simpson, singer Celine Dion ("half-sequined scarecrow, half-gaudy acrobat"), hip hop queen Missy Elliott, Melanie Griffith, rock chick Courtney Love ("torrid temptress of fashion") and Lara Flynn Boyle.

"I'm not telling them how to dress," he told AP Radio from his home in Hancock Park, California. "I'm just telling them what I think of it. ... A lot of the stars are looking better than ever and it was very tough to find 10 bad ones."

On the positive side, Blackwell praised Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Garner, Diane Lane, Salma Hayek, Oprah Winfrey, Katie Holmes, Tippi Hedren, Beyonce, Faith Hill, Sarah Jessica Parker and the Countess of Wessex, the former Sophie Rhys-Jones, as "Fabulous Fashion Independents for 2003."

CLEARANCE DETAILS

TITLE: Let Me See You Dance

ARTIST: Britney Spears

WRITER: Stewart/Magnet/Nash/Nkhereanye/Spears/O'Brien

PUBLISHER: COPYRIGHT CONTROL/PEERMUSIC (UK) LTD/WINDSWEPT MUSIC LTD

LABEL: Zomba Recording Corporation

TITLE: 'I'm Gonna Getcha Good

ARTIST: Shania Twain

WRITER: Twain

PUBLISHER: Zomba / Universal

LABEL: Universal Music

APTN File

Sydney. November 2003

1. Paris Hilton at Matrix event

New York.18th September 2003

2. Paris Hilton at New York Fashion Week

Melbourne. November 2003

3. Paris Hilton posing for photos

L.A. November 2003

4. Britney Spears gets Walk of Fame star

19th January 2002

5. Britney Spears Crossroads presser

Zomba

6. Video clip - 'Let Me See You Dance,' Britney Spears

Paris. 15th September 2003

7. Madonna walking into book launch

Pool, November 2003, London - NO ACCESS UK

8. Madonna at book launch

Universal Music

9. Video clip - 'I'm Gonna Getcha Good,' Shania Twain

APTN File

8th January 2004, L.A.

10. Celine Dion getting a Hollywood star

November 2002,

11. Celine Dion at car launch

January 2003

12. Lara Flynn Boyle at Golden Globes

SHOTLIST

++No re-use/re-sale of film/video clips without clearance++

Columbia Pictures

1. Trailer clip 'Catch and Release'

AP Entertainment

January 2007, L.A.

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Garner:

"On the day that she's supposed to be marrying her fiance and boyfriend of six years, show him she's crazy about and thinks is the perfect guy, she's supposed to be having the perfect wedding and instead she's burying him. He died in an accident during his bachelor party. So instead of his wedding day it's his funeral, and afterwards she goes into the spiral of grief and doesn't have any money, has to move in with his friends and it's really her friendship with this group of guys that all knew her fiance that kind of get her though the grieving process and during this whole thing she learns things about her fiance that she didn't know when they were together."

Columbia Pictures

3. Trailer clip 'Catch and Release'

AP Entertainment

January 2007, L.A.

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Smith:

"I don't care who you are, if you're Steven Spielberg, if you're acting for somebody else you're first instinct the moment they say cut is to look at the director to see if you did what they wanted. So you're always looking for direction, doesn't matter if you've directed films yourself, you're in somebody else's kitchen so you've got to cook by their rules, abide by their rules, so I was like every other actor there, I was not the guy going 'This ain't my first barbeque', I was definitely like, tell me what you want from me, tell me what you want and what not."

Columbia Pictures

5. Film clip 'Catch and Release'

AP Entertainment

January 2007, L.A.

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Garner:

"I was pregnant but no the point where I would show and kind of after the point where I had morning sickness, so it was a perfect little slot that it fitted into, but that was part of it, that when you are newly pregnant for the first time I think you're more emotional than you ever have been before, because the world just suddenly seems to beautiful and deep and has so much meaning, but that is part of it, and then the story itself I just found so compelling that I didn't have to work too hard to conjure it up, it was right there for me on the page."

AP Entertainment

January 2007, L.A.

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Smith and Sam Jaeger:

Kevin Smith:

"I don't.... I mean would I call this a chick flick? Absolutely. Chick flick and a chicks with dicks flick interestingly enough. I mean let's put that out there."

Sam Jaeger:

"Wow. That probably won't be in Sony's advertising campaign."

Kevin Smith:

"It should. They've got to really cater to that. Court the tranny audience I say."

8. SOT Tim Olyphant:

"Well you know there are chick flicks and there are chick flicks. Here, let me say it: was Erin Brockovich a chick flick? (reporter - "no".) But kind of? (reporter - "no".) Not at all? (reporter - "no".) Maybe this isn't a chick flick, I really don't know, I'm not a chick."

9. SOT Kevin Smith

Kevin Smith:

"Yeah it's a total chick flick but also like how often does a dude drag a chick to see a movie that he wants to see? So sometimes it goes vica versa, so I think there will be some dudes winding up seeing this and thank god there's us for them to identify with."

Sam Jaeger:

"Because it's half buddy movie, and half comedy."

Columbia Pictures

10. Film clip 'Catch and Release'

AP Entertainment

January 2007, L.A.

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Olyphant

"When is it open, the 26th? If they're free and they've got a couple of bucks, they should go down there, and you know what, if they don't like you know what, call me, I'll pay for the popcorn. I don't think they can call me but... What are you looking at me for, I'm trying to come up with answers, what?"

Columbia Pictures

12. Trailer clip 'Catch and Release'

GARNER'S THE GRIEVING BRIDE IN 'CATCH AND RELEASE'

'Catch and Release' stars Jennifer Garner as Gray Wheeler, a woman in mourning after the sudden death of her fianc�. Following his accidental death on a trip meant to be his bachelor party, Grady finds her wedding day turns into his funeral.

Garner explains: "On the day that she's supposed to be marrying her fiance and boyfriend of six years, show him she's crazy about and thinks is the perfect guy, she's supposed to be having the perfect wedding and instead she's burying him. He died in an accident during his bachelor party. So instead of his wedding day it's his funeral, and afterwards she goes into the spiral of grief and doesn't have any money, has to move in with his friends and it's really her friendship with this group of guys that all knew her fiance that kind of get her though the grieving process and during this whole thing she learns things about her fiance that she didn't know when they were together."

So to make ends meet, Gray puts her things in storage and moves in with Grady's roommates, hyper-responsible Dennis (Sam Jaeger) and light hearted and comic Sam (Kevin Smith). With childhood friend and irresponsible playboy Fritz (Timothy Olyphant) in from L.A. and crashing on the couch, it's a full house.

Inhabiting Grady's old room, secrets about her supposedly perfect fianc� emerge, Gray comes to see new sides of the man she thought she knew, and at the same time, finds herself drawn to the last man she ever expected to fall for.

As director of 'Clerks,' 'Dogma' and 'Mallrats' Kevin Smith is more used to giving orders on film sets than taking them. This could have made him an awkward customer when it came to taking direction from someone else. However for Smith it was simple:

"I don't care who you are, if you're Steven Spielberg, if you're acting for somebody else you're first instinct the moment they say cut is to look at the director to see if you did what they wanted. So your always looking for direction, doesn't matter if you've directed films yourself, you're in somebody else's kitchen so you've got to cook by their rules, abide by their rules, so I was like every other actor there, I was not the guy going 'This ain't my first barbeque', I was definitely like, tell me what you want from me, tell me what you want and what not."

'Catch and Release' is released in the UK on 23rd March.

CLEARANCE DETAILS:

'Catch And Release'

Columbia Pictures

+ 310 244 7554

SHOTLIST

Associated Press Television - FILE

New York, 5 November 2007

1. Medium shot, Jennifer Garner arrives to Glamour Magazine''s ''Woman of the Year'' Awards

Associated Press Television - FILE

New York, 15 January 2008

2. Wide shot, Ben Affleck speaks to reporters at the National Board of Review Awards

3. Wide shot, Jennifer Garner speaks to reporters at the National Board of Review Awards

4. Close up, Jennifer Garner speaks to reporters at the National Board of Review Awards

STORYLINE

JUDGE FINDS ACCUSED GARNER-AFFLECK STALKER INSANE

A judge is sending a man arrested outside a school attended by Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck''s daughter to a state mental hospital.

Los Angeles County District Attorney''s spokeswoman Jane Robison says Steven Burky pleaded no contest Tuesday (30th March 2010) to two counts of stalking the celebrity couple and their children.

Robison says a judge found the 37-year-old to be not guilty of the offenses by reason of insanity after a hearing.

Burky was ordered to stay away from Garner, Affleck and their family for 10 years if he is released.

Burky was arrested in December outside a school attended by one of the couple''s daughters, a violation of a civil restraining order Garner obtained in 2008.

SHOTLIST

Columbia

1. Full trailer - ''Guess Who''

20th Century Fox

2. Full trailer - ''Elektra''

APTN

Los Angeles, 20 December 2004

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Anthony Breznican, Associated Press Entertainment Writer:

"''Monster-In-Law'' is the return to the screen of Jane Fonda, after many many years of being away, in retirement practically. This is her return. She plays the sort of sinister mother in law-to-be of Jennifer Lopez. Getting the two of them together, you know, these two sort of diva-ish personalities will probably result in a lot of sort of uncomfortable squeamish humour. We''ll see whether people really want to see another J-Lo movie - it''s probably going to be promoted more as a Jane Fonda film than a Jennifer Lopez because she''s had a relatively poor track record lately, following ''Gigli''."

New Line

4. Full trailer - ''Monster-in-Law''

APTN

Los Angeles, 20 December 2004

5 SOUNDBITE (English) Anthony Breznican, Associated Press Entertainment Writer:

" ''Hitch'' has a great trailer. It stars Will Smith as a sort of a mystical matchmaker, in a way, he''s sort of like ''Queer Eye For The Straight Guy'' only apparently he''s straight. He comes in and remakes over regular guys, makes them smooth, gives them the right lines to say, gives them the right clothes to wear, yet he seems to have trouble finding romance himself, so the trailer is great, looks hilarious, whether the movie holds up it''s still a ways off but its definitely got a lot of momentum behind it."

Columbia

6. Full trailer - ''Hitch''

APTN

Los Angeles, 20 December 2004

7 SOUNDBITE (english) Anthony Breznican, Associated Press Entertainment Writer:

"''Beauty Shop'' is sort of a spin-off of ''The Barbershop'' movies. The first ''Barber Shop'' was a huge hit, underdog hit, really popular film. The sequel did alright, ''Barbershop 2'' was not the smash that the first one was, it didn''t have nearly the sort of excitement and sizzle that the original one had. Now the spin-off comes about a year and half later, after the sequel, stars Queen Latifah as sort of the female version of ''Barbershop'', she runs a beauty shop in the same neighbourhood, next-door to the actual barbershop."

MGM

8. Full trailer - ''Beauty Shop''

THE GIRLS VS BOYS IN 2005

The girls are back in town in 2005. Jennifer Garner and Queen Latifah (''Taxi'') are set to rule the roost early in the year with their movie releases ''Elektra'', ''Monster-in-Law'' and ''Beauty Shop''. Hotly in pursuit will be Ashton Kutcher and Will Smith, with ''Guess Who'' and ''Hitch''.

''Guess Who'' will be the question on everybody''s lips when it opens in cinemas in March 2005. Percy Jones (Bernie Mac) is taking no chances with his daughter Theresa''s (Zoe Saldana) future. Even before he meets Simon Green, her latest boyfriend, Percy has him sussed out.

On paper, he passes with flying colours - great job, good investments and a promising future. Not like the other losers she''s dated in the past. But there''s one thing the credit report doesn''t tell him. Simon Green (Asthon Kutcher - ''The Butterfly Effect'') is white. Not that there''s anything wrong with that. Unless, of course, Simon wants to marry his daughter. Which he does.

In February Jennifer Garner (''Daredevil''), J-Lo (''Maid in Manhattan'') returns to our screens alias ''Elektra'', who after recovering from the mortal wounds she suffered in ''Daredevil'', becomes the world''s most dangerous assassin.

With a lethal synthesis of grace and strength and the mystical power known as kimagure: a limited ability to see the future, she has purposefully severed all ties with the world and lives only for her next assignment.

When that assignment turns up Elektra has to make a decision that may either take her life in a new direction or destroy her.

J-Lo is back in May 2005, and this time without Ben-Lo. In ''Monster-in-Law'' her victim co-stars are ABC hit show ''Alias''s'' Michael Vartan and, returning to the big screen, surprise mother-in-law from hell, the indomitable Jane Fonda, the two-time Oscar winner back after 15 years retirement form the movies.

Unlucky in love, beautiful Charlotte ''Charlie'' Cantilini (Jennifer Lopez) has finally met the man of her dreams, Dr. Kevin Fields (Michael Vartan). There''s just one problem - his mother! Overbearing and controlling, not to mention volatile, Viola Fields (Jane Fonda - ''''Klute,'' Barberella'') has recently been canned from her job as a star news anchor.

Fearing she will lose her son''s affections as she has her career, Viola decides to break up the happy couple by becoming the world''s worst mother-in-law.

In ''Hitch'', Will Smith (''I, Robot'') stars as 21st century matchmaker, Alex ''Hitch'' Hitchens. Most men have difficulty finding love because it''s hard to be yourself when your self thinks you should be someone else. That''s where ''Hitch'' comes in.

As a ''tactical advisor'' who specialises in first impressions - he customises and orchestrates a client''s first three dates - Hitch has been secretly responsible for hundreds of NY City weddings.

Eva Mendes (''Training Day'') co-stars as Sara, a gossip reporter for a daily tabloid who, after a chance meeting with Hitch, finds her professional life and personal life on a collision course. She makes Hitch re-evaluate his game and teaches him that love is not a feeling, it''s an action. ''Hitch'' will be hitting screens in March 2005.

Also out in March is ''Beauty Shop'', another flick from the filmmakers that brought you ''Barbershop'' and ''Barbershop 2''.

Queen Latifah (''Taxi'') plays Gina, a hairstylist who, after moving from Chicago to Atlanta so that her gifted daughter can attend a prestigious music school, makes a name for herself at a posh salon with her cutting-edge hairstyles.

But when her egotistical boss (Kevin Bacon -'' Hollow Man'') takes credit for her work, she leaves the salon with shampoo girl (Alicia Silverstone) in tow, to open a shop of her own. Gina buys a rundown salon and inherits a motley group of headstrong stylists, a colourful clientele (including Mena Suvari and Andie Macdowell), and a sexy piano-playing electrician (Djimon Hounsou).

It''s a rocky road to fulfilling her dreams, but you can''t keep a good woman down! You thought you''d heard it all in the barbershop, but you haven''t heard anything yet - the women get their own chance to shampoo, shine, and speak their minds in ''Beauty Shop''.

CLEARANCE DETAILS

''Guess Who''

Columbia Pictures

+ 1 310 244 4000

''Elektra''

20th Century Fox

+ 1 310 369 3605

''Monster-in-Law''

New Line Cinema

+ 1 310 854 5811

''Hitch''

Columbia Pictures

+ 1 310 244 4000

''Beauty Shop''

MGM

+ 1 310 449 3000