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News, Nov. 10: Jessica Simpson Gets ABC Sitcom, Boxer Suing Stallone for "Rocky" Films, Duran Duran Launches Tour, More...

Pop singer-turned-reality TV star Jessica Simpson has signed a development deal with ABC to star in a comedy series project targeted for fall 2004. Also: Ted Harbert Joe Simpson Catherine Zeta-Jones Michael Douglas Halle Berry Justin Guarini Chuck Wepner Sylvester Stallone Rocky G Unit 50 Cent Duran Duran Luis Guzman Craig Ferguson Brad Silberling Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

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Box Office Analysis: Oct. 6

Martin Grove's box office analysis for Oct. 6, 2002, featuring Red Dragon.

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Box Office Analysis: Sept. 29

Box Office Analysis: Sept. 29 - Sweet Home Alabama The Tuxedo Barbershop My Big Fat Greek Wedding Signs Stealing Harvard Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever One Hour Photo Swimfan

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BABY NEWS: Twain, Shue, Brenneman embrace motherhood

Elisabeth Shue, Oscar-nominated for Leaving Las Vegas, and Amy Brenneman, star of CBS'Judging Amy, embraced motherhood this week.

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ROLE CALL: Myers No, Stiller Maybe

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 11, 2000 -- Looks like there won't be any more confessions from Mike Myers.

The "Austin Powers" actor has dropped "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" from the slate of projects he's going to do in order to concentrate on the "Pink Panther" remake and other smaller films, Daily Variety says.

Currently, "Meet the Parents" guy Ben Stiller's name has been thrown around as a possible replacement.

But as the report suggests, Stiller's schedule, jammed pack by his involvement with "Zoolander," "The Royal Tenenbaums" and the "Meet the Parents" sequel among other stuff, might keep him from doing "Confessions."

Since its inception, the comedy , based on the comic memoir of "Gong Show" host Chuck Barris, has attracted the interest from a lot of big-time talents such as George Clooney, Sean Penn and "Fight Club" helmer David Fincher that had all somehow

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