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Lindsay Lohan tweets that she failed drug test LOS ANGELES - Actress Lindsay Lohan confirmed on Friday that she had failed a court-ordered drug test a few weeks after being released from jail and going through a rehabilitation program. Lohan, whose career has been derailed by drunken driving and drug possession charges and a reputation for erratic behavior, posted a series of messages on her Twitter page that confirmed media reports of recent drug use. Russell Brand arrested in paparazzi scuffle LOS ANGELES - "Get Him to the Greek" star Russell Brand was taken into police custody Friday after reportedly "pushing and striking" photographers at Los Angeles International Airport. The paparazzi were snapping photos of him and his fiancee, singer Katy Perry, while they were going through airport security. Lady Gaga urges repeal of gay military ban LOS ANGELES - Singer Lady Gaga released a video on Friday urging members of the Senate and her "fellow Americans" to help repeal the military rule banning openly gay people from serving in the armed forces. In her most overt political stance to date, Gaga, 24, described herself as "a voice for my generation" and urged her millions of fans to help overturn the policy which allows gay men and women to serve in the military as long as they keep their sexual orientation private. Indian conglomerate in talks about MGM bid SAN FRANCISCO - Indian conglomerate Sahara India Pariwar is in discussions about buying the debt of struggling film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for $1.5 billion to $2 billion, according to two people familiar with the matter. The sources did not elaborate on Sahara India Pariwar's plans for MGM, which has about $4 billion in debt, and stressed that the talks were still at a preliminary stage. Letterman knew Joaquin Phoenix was faking: writer LOS ANGELES knew that Phoenix was faking his bizarre behavior for Affleck's documentary-style film "I'm Still Here," released September 10. But one of Letterman's writers, Bill Scheft, said in an interview last year: "Dave knew about it and Dave loved it because he could play along." NBA star Nash introduces film on his Canadian hero TORONTO - Steve Nash, a master director on the basketball courts of the National Basketball Association, could have a second career in the making as one behind the camera. A point guard with the NBA's Phoenix Suns and two-time league most valuable player, Nash ventured into film to tell the story of Terry Fox, a cancer sufferer who inspired Nash and others with his attempt to run across Canada in 1980, despite an amputated leg, to raise funds for cancer research. Ricky Gervais at work on new UK series LONDON - Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, co-creators of "The Office" and "Extras," are working on a new six-part series, "Life's Too Short," for the BBC. The series pickup follows the success of the duo's pilot show of the same name for BBC2. Stewart and Colbert plan spoof of Tea Party rally NEW YORK - In an apparent spoof of the recent Tea Party rally in Washington, America's leading satirists Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will hold rallies on the National Mall days before the November election. Daily Show host Stewart -- who satirizes U.S. political news from a Democratic viewpoint -- announced details of his "Rally to Restore Sanity" on his website on Friday, saying it was for those "who think shouting is annoying, counterproductive and terrible for your throat." Gospel singer Wilson's "Love" still strong NASHVILLE , which has been on Billboard's Top Gospel Albums chart for more than year. 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