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David Arquette hurt but "okay" after car crash LOS ANGELES - "Scream" actor David Arquette was involved in a car crash on Friday and taken to a hospital, but was "okay and is getting treatment," his spokeswoman said. Arquette, 39, the estranged husband of former "Friends" star Courteney Cox, was driving in the West Hollywood community of Los Angeles when his car smashed into another automobile, celebrity website TMZ.com said. Charlie Sheen to get animated special on Spike TV LOS ANGELES - Charlie Sheen will get an animated special on U.S. cable network Spike TV. "Charlie Sheen's Winningest Moments" will premiere March 9 at 10:30 p.m. ET, the network announced Friday. Ex-Soviet Georgia eyes film industry rebirth MOSCOW - Georgian moviemakers are banking on European partners, international stars such as Mexico's Gael Garcia Bernal and their rich landscape to rebuild a film industry that was devastated by the Soviet collapse. "The Loneliest Planet," an independently financed thriller focusing on a young couple's trek through the wilderness, stars Bernal and Israeli actress Hani Furstenberg and was entirely shot in Georgia last summer. Fashion pack turn out in support of Dior PARIS - The fashion elite turned out in support of couture house Christian Dior for its catwalk show in Paris on Friday three days after it fired star designer John Galliano over anti-Semitic comments. Influential U.S. Vogue Editor Anna Wintour, department store buyers, supermodels, celebrities, wealthy aristocrats and the children of the man who founded the LVMH luxury group which owns the Dior label gave the collection's team -- sans Galliano -- a standing ovation. Character actor, director Frank Alesia dies LOS ANGELES . "Spider-Man" slapped with new safety violations NEW YORK - Spider-Man's web of trouble on Broadway just got stickier. 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