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THE STAR'S dressing-room at the Theatre Royal in Brighton has seen better days. Its bubblegum-pink walls probably last saw a paintbrush many moons ago and, despite the No

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A COUPLE face jail after admitting supplying drugs to a "hit list" of celebrities.

NIGELLA Lawson has told how she once made her children give their Christmas presents to charity.

AP - Studs Terkel captured the essence of Chicago in the pages of his best-selling oral histories, chronicling common people and celebrities alike.

AP - As the presidential campaign nears its end, late-night TV hosts aren't letting up. A selection of jokes from Friday, with Halloween a favorite topic:

AP - A defense attorney for fashion designer Anand Jon Alexander told jurors Friday in closing arguments that his client should be acquitted of rape charges because his accusers are lying and seeking revenge.

One Day At a Time star Mackenzie Phillips yesterday pled guilty to felony cocaine possession in a deal that will have her enter an 18-month drug deferment program. If the 48-year-old actress successfuly completes the program, the charges will disappear. Phillips thanked the cops who busted her Aug. 27 "for stopping me, and probably saving my life."

Joaquin Phoenix is quitting movies to focus on music. ''He has said that Two Lovers' is his last. But this is not strange. Joaquin has been directing music videos and been involved in music for the last number of years,'' Susan Patricola, Phoenix's publicist, said Friday.

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles jury on Friday began deliberating a paparazzo's claim that actor Keanu Reeves knocked him down with his Porsche and permanently injured his wrist. Attorneys for both sides issued their closing arguments before the jury deliberated about five minutes and left for the weekend. Jurors will resume work Monday.