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Hollywood blogger Perez Hilton vows to quit bullying
 
LOS ANGELES - Blogger Perez Hilton, who for six years has delighted in running "Hollywood's most hated web site", outing gay stars and insulting celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, said on Wednesday he was going to stop being a bully. In an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and a video posted on his website, Hilton, who is gay, said he no longer wanted to be seen as a bully and a hypocrite.
 
Michael Jackson solo music videos get DVD release
 
LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson's entire output of music videos are being released on DVD for the first time, including a previously unreleased video of his 2003 single "One More Chance." Jackson's estate and record label Epic/Legacy Recordings said on Wednesday that the three DVD set of 40 videos covers the singer's career as a solo artist.
 
Yo-Yo Ma, Paul Simon to kick off Kennedy celebrations
 
WASHINGTON - Cellist Yo-Yo Ma, actress Julie Andrews, singer Paul Simon and musician Herbie Hancock will take part in a concert in January celebrating the legacy of former President John F. Kennedy and his commitment to the arts, the Kennedy Center said on Wednesday. The January 20 concert at the Kennedy Center will kick off three weeks of performances and events to mark the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's inauguration as U.S. president.
 
Man arrested at Paris Hilton's home
 
LOS ANGELES - A man was arrested outside the home of celebrity socialite Paris Hilton on Tuesday, the second such incident in under two months. Police said the man was banging on the door of Hilton's home in a gated community in the early afternoon, and got into a scuffle with security guards before being arrested.
 
Country stars turn out for tribute to Loretta Lynn
 
NASHVILLE - It's a long way from the winding roads of Butcher Holler, Kentucky, to the superhighway of country music, but on Tuesday night "Coal Miner's Daughter" Loretta Lynn was honored for her more than 50 years of songs. The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, the group that awards the Grammys, gave Lynn their Merit Award in a night of music. Among the stars performing were Garth Brooks, Kid Rock, Martina McBride and Lee Ann Womack.
 
Lions Gate seeks MGM deal, gets Icahn's support
 
LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK - Lions Gate Entertainment Corp has proposed merging with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in a deal valuing one of Hollywood's oldest movie studios at $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion, a source familiar with Lions Gate's strategy said. The proposed deal by Lions Gate for the troubled studio and home to the "James Bond" films won the backing of corporate raider Carl Icahn, an investor in both studios, who once compared a merger to a cash-strapped couple who decide to buy an "overpriced" mansion.
 
Christina Aguilera and husband split up
 
LOS ANGELES - Singer Christina Aguilera said on Tuesday that she and her music executive husband, Jordan Bratman, have separated after nearly five years of marriage. "Although Jordan and I are separated, our commitment to our son Max remains as strong as ever," Aguilera said in a brief statement.
 
'80s icon Rick Springfield bares all, again, in memoir
 
NEW YORK - Rick Springfield, who became a pop icon with the 1981 song "Jessie's Girl" and appeared naked in the TV drama "Californication", is baring even more of himself in a new autobiography -- including a revelation that he killed a man during the Vietnam war. In 1968, at age 17, the Australian musician was entertaining U.S. troops in Vietnam, when the Americans came under attack. Springfield helped load mortars to repel the onslaught, and one of them killed a Viet Cong soldier.
 
Paintings from actress Demi Moore's collection for sale
 
LOS ANGELES - Actress Demi Moore is revealing a new side to her character, that of an art lover, with plans to sell two 19th century European paintings from her collection next month which could fetch about $1.7 million. Auctioneer Sotheby's said two paintings from Moore's collection, by French artist William Bouguereau and Belgian Alfred Stevens, will be offered at an auction of 19th century European art in New York on November 4.
 
Chefs see double-edge sword in reality TV shows
 
NEW YORK - Chefs acknowledge cooking on television is an effective way to promote their restaurants and cookbooks but some of them do not savor the frenzy and demands of reality competition shows. In the United States, cooking competition shows are part of a growing genre, which garners advertising support from the food industry.
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
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