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Stars trek to fest
If there's ever a prize given to the low-profile awards dinner garnering the most major names, the Hollywood Film Festival Awards gala would be the hands-down winner.
BY BILL HIGGINS / Reuters
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Words, the new frontier
For Ethan Hawke, writing novels is more rewarding than making movies — even if he does have to put up with some criticism from his wife Uma Thurman.
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Supermodel foiled
Naomi Campbell faced a legal bill of hundreds of thousands of dollars on Monday after losing a court fight with a tabloid newspaper.
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Hanks 'most powerful'
Tom Hanks tops Entertainment Weekly's annual list of the 100 most powerful people in entertainment.
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Celebrity birthdays Oct. 13-19
Those celebrating another year this week include comedian Nipsey Russell, musician Paul Simon, chef Emeril Lagasse, singer-actress Marie Osmond and singer Ashanti.
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Stones' songs 'crap'
The first songs penned by Rolling Stones Mick Jagger and Keith Richard were so sentimental they were ashamed of them, Jagger told BBC Radio.
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Lathan on acting
Sanaa Lathan says the thrill of being in an empty theater helped her decide to become an actress.
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Celebrity flashbacks
Entertainment highlights during the week of Oct. 13-19:
In 1951, "I Love Lucy," starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, premiered on CBS.
In 1972, the members of Creedence Clearwater Revival announced they were breaking up.
The Associated Press
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