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AP - Police Chief William Bratton said Thursday the city has had fewer problems with paparazzi since Britney Spears 'started wearing clothes' and other celebrities changed their partying ways.

The Atlanta rapper has released a song in which he claims to be the senator's 'favorite' and calls Hillary Clinton, John McCain and the president derogatory names. Washington Post associate editor Kevin Merida talks about how the song could affect Obama's image and how the campaign has dealt with other unexpected statements of support from celebrities.

On Sunday night, three new celebrity-focused series will debut, but only one appears to be the typical 'celebreality' crap and nonsense that we've come to expect when celebrities invade unscripted television. Ewan McGregor, Ludacris, Tommy Lee, and Pamela Anderson will be featured on the three series.Ewan McGregor comes to the Fox Reality Channel with his documentary reality series Long Way Down that first aired, in a shorter form, on the BBC last year. The six-episode series debuts at 9 p.m. ET, and follows Ewan and his friend Charley Boorman as they travel 20,000 miles from Scotland to South Africa on motorcycles. Besides the TV show, their journey also resulted in a book, Long Way Down: An Epic Journey by Motorcycle from Scotland to South Africa.It's a sequel to the 2004 series Long Way Round, which chronicled their trip from London to new york and will be repeated on Fox Reality Saturday starting at 2 p.m. ET. (It's also on DVD, and had a companion book, Long Way Round: Chasing

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Police Chief William Bratton said Thursday the city has had fewer problems with paparazzi since Britney Spears 'started wearing clothes' and other celebrities changed their partying ways....

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Officials from around Los Angeles, joined by celebrities such as singer John Mayer, met on Thursday to discuss how to fix what some see as a growing problem of paparazzi dangerously hounding Hollywood stars.

Hollywood celebrities and poker pros will be joining forces for a good cause at the first annual 'All in for CP,' a celebrity charity no-limit hold'em poker tournament to be held August 3rd at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood...