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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Imprisoned celebrity sleuth Anthony Pellicano was charged on Friday with threatening a Los Angeles Times reporter three years ago to keep her from pursuing a story about action movie star Steven Seagal.


The criminal complaint charging Pellicano and an associate was brought a week after a U.S. appeals court ruled prosecutors were free to use evidence seized by authorities during a search of his West Hollywood office in 2002.

A private eye for more than two decades, Pellicano, 61, is serving a 30-month federal prison term for his conviction on charges of keeping unregistered firearms, grenades and plastic explosives in his office safe.

Pellicano, a self-described "sin eater" for celebrities he was hired to keep out of the press, worked for such stars as Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor, Tom Cruise, Kevin Costner and some of the biggest lawyers in the entertainment industry.

The investigation of Pellicano was triggered by reports in 2002 that he had tried to intimidate reporter Anita Busch, then working for the Los Angeles Times, to keep her from working on stories about a suspected Mafia extortion plot against Seagal.

FBI agents found the explosives and large volumes of wiretap transcripts while searching his office for evidence, leading to his guilty plea on felony weapons charges in October 2003.

In the latest case, brought by the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, Pellicano is charged with making criminal threats against Busch, and with conspiring with Alexander Proctor, the man he is accused of hiring to carry out those threats.

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ROUBAIX, France - Robert De Niro got choked up at an exhibit of paintings by his father in northeastern France.

"This is a magnificent exhibit," said De Niro, whose father, Robert De Niro Sr., passed away more than a decade ago.

"I'm sad that my father is not here," De Niro said Saturday, dabbing his eyes.

The 56-painting exhibit, in the recently opened La Piscine Museum in the town of Roubaix, is the first European retrospective of the elder De Niro's paintings. Hundreds gathered outside the museum, housed in a renovated Art Deco poolhouse, hoping to spot the actor.

In the 60s, the elder De Niro spent several years living in France, studying Matisse, Manet, Gaugin, Bonnard and other painters who influenced his work.

"He said that painting is love and sensuality. He expressed these feelings with color," said art critic Valere Bertrand, who attended the opening.

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لئوناردو دي کاپريو ، بازيگر معروف امريکا به وسيله يک بطري مورد تهاجم قرار گرفت و زخمي شد.


اين خبر در وب سايت اين هنرمند امريکايي منتشر شده که مجله مردم آن را پيگيري کرده است. مجله مردم مي افزايد: بعدازظهر جمعه گذشته هنگامي که لئوناردو به ميهماني يکي از دوستان قديمي اش رفته بود ، خانمي با يک بطري به او حمله مي کند.

ميهمانان که از دوستان اين بازيگر معروف بودند به هيچ بيمارستاني براي فرستادن آمبولانس تلفن نکردند بلکه خودشان او را به بيمارستان بردند. بطري نزديکي هاي گوش لئوناردو را بريده بود و براي بند آمدن خون ريزي 12 بخيه به او زدند.افسر پليس لس آنجلس گفت : ما نمي توانيم فورا صحت اين موضوع را اعلام کنيم. من هيچ خبري از آن ندارم ولي منظورم اين نيست که هيچ اتفاقي نيفتاده است. ما هميشه از اين جور اتفاقات در اين منطقه داريم. من به وکيل آقاي لئوناردو تلفن کردم اما هنوز ايشان جوابي به من نداده اند اما در مجله مردم آمده که او صحت اين موضوع را تاييد کرده است.

مجله مردم نوشته است : لئوناردو دي کاپريو داشت از منزلي که مهماني در آن برپا بوده خارج مي شد که ناگهان خانمي به او حمله کرد و قبل از اينکه ميهمانان جلوي او را بگيرند لئوناردو را با يک بطري مورد حمله قرار داد و سريع محل را ترک کرد.

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A homeless man, who believed he had been sent by God to pray with "The Passion of the Christ" director Mel Gibson, was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday for stalking.

Zack Sinclair, 35, was recommended for psychiatric treatment as part of his prison term. The Idaho man began writing to Gibson after the release last year of "The Passion of the Christ" and later turned up at Gibson's Malibu mansion and at a church that he attends.

Gibson was not in court for the sentencing but he testified at Sinclair's trial in March that he was both worried about his family's safety and concerned for Sinclair's mental health.

Sinclair wrote 12 letters to Gibson saying he wanted to strengthen the actor-director's faith.

"I realized we were probably dealing with someone fairly deluded," Gibson told the Los Angeles court in March.

Gibson said that at one point, Sinclair approached him at his church and put his face within four inches (10 cm) of the actor, asking him to pray.

Sinclair, who represented himself at trial, was convicted of stalking in March and said nothing on Wednesday before being given the maximum sentence permitted under California law.

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Brad Pitt signs Paramount production deal

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Brad Pitt is reuniting with his former manager who is now running Paramount Pictures.


Plan B, the production company co-founded by the "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" star, has entered into a first-look deal with the Hollywood studio.

The deal was announced Wednesday by Brad Grey, the chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures. As Pitt's manager at Brillstein-Grey Entertainment, he was a partner in Plan B, along with Pitt and the actor's wife, Jennifer Aniston.

The actress, who filed for divorce from Pitt in March, is no longer a partner but will continue to be involved in projects set up when Plan B was based at Warner Bros.

Effective immediately, the three-year agreement gives Paramount an exclusive first-look opportunity to produce movies developed at Plan B.

Grey said he began thinking of bringing Plan B to Paramount as soon as he was made chairman of the studio in January. Grey announced Paramount's first Pitt movie under his tenure, "Babel," within hours of starting at the studio.

Plan B already has several projects in development at Paramount, including "True Story" and "Glass Castle." "True Story," from the book by former New York Times reporter Michael Finkel, is based on the true events of his life that unfolded after a murder suspect stole his identity. The film will be directed by Kevin MacDonald ("Touching the Void").

"Glass Castle," based on the memoir of gossip columnist Jeanette Walls, centers on a woman who must come to terms with her homeless upbringing.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In his first public statement since being acquitted of child sex abuse charges, Michael Jackson thanked his fans for the love and support he said "dried my tears" during the four-month trial.

In a statement posted on his Web site (www.mjjsource.com) on Sunday, Jackson said he could not have made it through "without God, my children, my family and you, my fans."

"You were there when I really needed you. I will never forget you. Your ever-present love held me, dried my tears, and carried me through," he said in the statement, which was signed "love, Michael Jackson."

Jackson, 46, was cleared two weeks ago of all charges in the sex abuse trial that had threatened to destroy his career and send him to prison for nearly two decades.

He had been charged with 10 counts of lewd acts with a child, giving a minor alcohol and conspiring to commit child abduction, extortion and false imprisonment.

Hundreds of fans had camped outside the Santa Maria, California, courthouse to show their support for the entertainer during the trial. The verdict, which was broadcast around the world, triggered a frenzy of relief and excitement among them.

"I will treasure your devotion and support forever. You are my inspiration," Jackson said.