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Lady Gaga heads for 10 million Facebook fan record LOS ANGELES - Glam pop singer Lady Gaga is on the brink of becoming the first living person to have 10 million fans on a single social networking site, having already overtaken U.S. President Barack Obama on Facebook, a British group that measures online popularity said on Friday. Famecount.com said Lady Gaga is already the most popular living musician online, according to her following on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Protests, police at Japan opening of "The Cove" TOKYO - Shouts, a scuffle and flag-waving protesters greeted the Japanese opening of "The Cove," a controversial Oscar-winning documentary about a grisly annual dolphin hunt. The movie, which shows dolphins being herded into a cove and then slaughtered, has met with fierce opposition in Japan from groups who say it is "anti-Japanese" and an affront to traditional culture. Health issues don't slow down Bret Michaels NASHVILLE , and the autobiography "Roses and Thorns: The Reality of My Rock n Roll Fantasy" is due this fall. He's also considering opening a restaurant chain that will bear his name. Judge drops charges in Calif. paparazzo attack LOS ANGELES - A California judge on Friday dismissed battery charges against two men accused of attacking a celebrity photographer who was taking pictures of actor Matthew McConaughey while he was surfing in Malibu. Superior Judge Lawrence J. Mira, whose court resides in the seaside enclave just north of Los Angeles, dismissed the charges against the two men at the request of prosecutors after jurors deadlocked. Mel Gibson uses racial slur: report LOS ANGELES - Oscar-winning director and actor Mel Gibson, who caused a media storm four years ago over an anti-Semitic statement, is again making headlines for using an apparent racial slur in an argument with his ex-girlfriend. Celebrity news website Radaronline.com Thursday published excerpts of an audiotape of Gibson telling Oksana Grigorieva, whom "The Passion of the Christ" director is battling in court, that they way she is dressed made her look like a "pig in heat." Romantic movies? Not Helen Mirren's cup of tea LOS ANGELES - "Twilight" is likely not very high on Helen Mirren's movie list. Because, when it comes to romance on film, the Oscar winner just doesn't like it. In that way, Mirren said, she feels more like a man. Phil Collins brings Motown "heatwave" to Montreux MONTREUX, Switzerland - Phil Collins brought Motown to the Montreux Jazz Festival, giving a sell-out crowd a preview of his new album of classic hits of the 1960s by legends including Steve Wonder, the Supremes and Smokey Robinson. 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