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M Actress Rita Gam is 83.
 Actress Sharon Acker is
76.
 Singer Leon Russell is 69.
M Jazz musician Larry Coryell

-68.tress Linda Hunt is 66.
 Singer Emmylou Harris is
64.
 Social critic and author
, Amil Paglia 16s 62.
 Actress Pamela Reed is
62.
 Rock musician Dave
Robinson (The Cars) is 58.


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Jewell is 50.
M Actor Christopher Meloni
is 50.
 Singer Keren Woodward

 o nar mi ge rB Ily Dean
is 49.
 Actor Clark Gregg is 49.
 Actress Jana Marie Hupp

M R ck musician Greg Camp
is 44.
HActress Roselyn Sanchez
is 38.
W Actor Jeremy Garrett is 35.


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unveiled her star on the Hollywood
Walk of Fame star Friday,*flanked by
 lea ing men Javier
 Bardem and Johnny

 De e event is
 timed ahead of next
 month's release
 of "Pirates of the
 Cruz Caribbean: On
 Stranger Tides," in
which she stars with Depp.

MarSden's kids don't
like seeing dad on screen
 LOS ANGELES One of the rea-
sons James Marsden, 37, took on the
starring role in the family film "Hop"
was so that his two children could
See his work.
 But Marsden said that his children
Jack, 10, and Mary, 5, don't really
like seeing their dad on screen.
 His son watched "X-Men," but
preferred Wolverine over Marsden'S
Cyclops character. When Marsden'S
daughter saw "Enchanted," she
wanted to "fast-forward past dad's
stuff and watch the dragon."

'NCIS' star makes
mMSic with Navy veteran
 LOS ANGELES "NCIS" state 
Pauley Perrette met a new music
partner on the show's set, but it took
a church visit for the pair to see their
potential.
 The result is "Fire in Your Eyes,"
an R&B-pop duet with Perrette and
B. Taylor, a Navy veteran with a
fledgling recording career. The sin-
gle is set for iTunes release May 3
by Universal Music Group's BungalO
Recodds,FTay' issaiesdawoman,
 Perrette and.Taylor were intro-
duced when he paid a visit to GBS'
legal drama.
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 NEW YORK
 There's more to Dr. Drew
 Pinsky's life than sub-
 stance-abusing celebri-

 tiPinsky and the HLN
network hope to share the other
elements of his life with the debut
Monday of "Dr. Drew," a weekday
prime-time talk show. Airing each
night at 9 p.m. EST, it will focus on
what motivates people in the news.
 He is a familiar media presence
with the success of VH1's "Celebrity
Rehab." Yet the VH1 hit has effec-
tively pigeonholed him, and Pinsky
said his favorite TV experiences .
were filing in for Larry King or fel-
low HLN host Joy Behar on more
general interest shows.
 "People expect somehow it's going
to be an addiction show or a medical
show," he said. "My point has always
been that certainly these sensibilities
and skill sets are going to come to
bear here, but that's not necessarily
going to be what the show focuses
on." For example, he would have
trauma survivors on the show when
an earthquake hits; or a recovering
drug abuser when a celebrity such
as Charlie Sheen is in the news.
 "Dr. Drew can speak to a very
wide ran e of news stories because
at the core of so many stories we like
to talk about are people and the way
people are responding the way
they react when they're under attack
or have done something wonderful,
and the way they react when fame
is thrust upon them," Scot Safon,
HLN's chief executive, said.

Actor John Travolta tO
play Gotti in biopiC
 LOS ANGELES John Travolta
will play legendary Gambino crime
family leader "Dapper Don" John
Gotti in an upcoming film about
Gotti's life.
 A person with knowledge of the


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TV personality Dr. Drew Pinksy arrives
at the Blu-ray and DVD release party
for the animated film 'Family Guy: It's
a Trap' in Los Angeles. Pinskyl and the
HLN network will debut his weekday
prime-time talk show, 'Dr Drew,' on
Monday .
 project who spoke
 on condition of anO-
 *nymity because the
 project has not been
 S-officially announced
 'said the film from
 independent produc-
 Travolta lion company Fiore
 Films will be pro-
duced by M~arc Fiore and directed
by Nick Cassavetes. Talent broker
Marty Ingels will be executive pro-
ducer. .
 The official announcement will be
made at an April l2 news conference
in New York.

Of uZ getS Hollywood
Walk of Fame star
 LOS ANGELES Penelope Cruz
has been enshrined in concrete.
 The Oscar-wmnmig actress


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was entered Thursday on
Bejarano's behalf by the
Miami-Dade Countyr public
defender's office. Bejarano
is being held without bail
on the felony charge of
lew anamilas iius moles-
 Police said Bejarano
molested the young son of
a Hialeah couple he visited
last month. Bejarano came
to Miami on March 17 on
a one-month visa to attend
an art fair featuring Latin
American artists.


Tampa's new mayor
takes the helm
 TAMPA Tampa has a
new mityor.
 Bob Buckhorn, 52, was
sworn in Friday as the
58th mayor of Tampa.
He won a runoff elec-
tion on March 22 against
Rose Ferlita. Buckhorn
garnered 62 percent of
the vote. Ferlita had 37
percent.
 Tampa faces what could
be a budget deficit of $20
million or more next year-
At the same time, the city's
economy is struggling to
climb out from under the
wreckage of the housing
crash and recession.


 He replaces Mayor Pam
lorio, who couldn't run
again because of term
limits. -

M80 Shot in back,
Said self-inflicted
 ORIANDO Police are
investigating a man's claim
that he shot himself in the
back*
 Orlando Police were
called to a downtown
location about 9:15 p.m.
Thursday, where they
found a man who told
them he had accidentally
shot himself in the back
with his pistol.
 The victim was taken to
an Orlando hospital with
injuries that were not life
threatening

Deputy kills man
Outside bar
 ORIANDO -
Authorities said two depu-
ties were confronted by
a man with a gun as they
investigated a stabbing
outside the Laughing
Horse Tavern. Sheriff
Jerry Demings said the
man shot at Deputy Daniel
Shapiro.


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Housekeeper
aCCUSed of theft
 NAPLES A house-
keeper accused of steal-
ing $100,000 in jewelry
from her elderly clients
in Southwest Florida will

edu-altd mosee Fmnonaey to

$150,000 for Linda Flemke,
37. She is charged with
felony fraud, theft and
exploitation.
 Investigators placed
holds on items she pawned
last May after receiv-
ing complaints. Flemke
met with a Lee Cotmty
Sheriff's detective, but
later told officials she
would have "ran and never
looked back" if she had
known she was going to be
arrested.

Mother testifies tO

HSing freshener

AtOn' DOther Cs ydy,
said she use bairdfresheher
to get ni f sme l

beliec ma haeC h el t
toddler's body
 She testified at a pretrial
hearing Friday that she
sprayed the entire car with
Febreeze air freshener and
placed dryer sheets and
fabric softeners through- .
out the car
.The issue of which
chemicals were in the car
is important since a pros-
ecution expert has said
that high levels of chlo-
roform were in the car.
Chloroform can be used
to make a person uncon-
scious.

Cuban artist

pleads not guilty
 MIAMI Cuban paint-
er Agustin Bejarano, 46,
maintains he is innocent
of Florida charges that he
.sexually molested a
5-year-old boy.
 A written not-guilty plea


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