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New Mel Gibson movie finally heads to theaters LOS ANGELES - Mel Gibson is headed back into movie theaters after months of damaging publicity over his tempestuous relationship with ex-lover Oksana Grigorieva and a domestic abuse investigation by Los Angeles authorities. Movie studio Summit Entertainment on Friday released the first promotional trailer and a poster of Gibson's long-delayed movie "The Beaver", in which the Oscar-winning director plays "a man who has lost all hope." Aretha Franklin "doing very well" after surgery LOS ANGELES - Soul singer Aretha Franklin is "recovering and her spirits are high" after surgery for an undisclosed health issue, according to U.S. civil rights leader Jesse Jackson. "She's doing very well. She's very prayerful. She's a woman full of deep religious faith," Jackson was quoted as telling the Detroit News after a private visit with Franklin at an undisclosed location in the city on Friday. "Kids" breaks new ground for lesbians on film NEW YORK - It isn't stirring the same buzz as that 'gay cowboy film', but Oscar contender "The Kids Are All Right" may give portrayals of lesbians in Hollywood a positive boost the way "Brokeback Mountain" shattered previous depictions of gay men. "Kids," is the most prominent American film yet to hit cinemas centered on the lives of a lesbian couple, powered by two big stars, Annette Bening and Julianne Moore, a clever script and classy directing, critics agree. Fashionable Fergie gets push from Wilhelmina Models DETROIT - When Fergie's manager William Derella pitched Wilhelmina Models four years ago on representing his client, agency president Sean Patterson didn't need much convincing. "We left the first meeting and I said to one of the other agents, 'This girl's completely marketable, every which way,' " Patterson recalls. "She's the hat trick--beautiful, fashionable and cool at the same time. In the beauty/fashion industry, that's gold." Robert Downey Jr. attached to star in musical film LOS ANGELES - Robert Downey Jr. will be singing for his supper. The actor is attached to star in a musical pitch that Warner Bros. just picked up from Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning composing team behind the musical "Next to Normal." Filmmaker works 40 years to make "Nutcracker 3D" LOS ANGELES - "Every adult has a child-like soul," says 73 year-old Andrei Konchalovsky. And as the co-writer/director of "The Nutcracker in 3D," Konchalovsky called upon his inner child to muster the enthusiasm and optimism to get the long-delayed project to the big screen -- after 40 years of trying. Adam Lambert on post-American Idol success LOS ANGELES - If there was any question as to whether "American Idol" is capable of spawning credible, Grammy-worthy artists, Adam Lambert is out to prove the naysayers wrong. 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