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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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News, Oct. 28: Britney Bitter About Men, "Price Is Right" Announcer Dies, Tim Robbins To Host Cash Tribute, More...

Pop princess Britney Spears says she became bitter with men after her very public breakup with ex Justin Timberlake. Also: Columbus Short Rod Roddy The Aviator David Bowie Iman Tommy Hilfiger Rosie O'Donnell Luiz Guzman Tim Robbins Johnny Cash

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'Anna,' 'Bicentennial Man' and 'Stuart Little' do battle Friday

Hollywood opens its presents early this weekend with the arrival of a few deluxe-wrapped packages full of good holiday cheer.

"Anna and the King," a richly decorated version of the classic musical "The King and I" sans the music, should pique the interests of romantic moviegoers young and old. It stars Academy Award winner Jodie Foster and Hong Kong action icon Chow Yun-Fat.

Gifts for the kids come in the form of the studio movies "Stuart Little" and "Bicentennial Man." Based on a beloved children's novel, "Stuart Little" tells the live-action adventures of a pet mouse, with a voice provided by Michael J. Fox. In "Bicentennial Man," Robin Williams undergoes a different kind of transformation, playing an android who learns what it means to be human. "Mrs. Doubtfire" director Chris Columbus helms the film.

Other high-profile holiday films opening in limited release

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Sundance: More Purchases

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 24, 2001 -- The fifth day of the Sundance Film Festival saw studios picking up the pace in what has been an unusually sluggish purchasing climate.

New Regency Films was in final negotiations to pick up distribution rights for “K-19: The Widowmaker.” Starring Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson, the drama is based on the true story of a Soviet submarine crew’s attempt to keep the payload on their vessel from a nuclear meltdown. The film begins production in February and is budgeted for $80 million.

Lions Gate Films has also paid $1 million for North American distribution rights to “Double Whammy.” Written by Tom DiCillo, the comic thriller stars Denis Leary as a New York City homicide detective who manages to straighten out both his back and his career -- with a little help from a voluptuous chiropractor (Elizabeth Hurley). Steve Buscemi, Chris Noth, Luis Guzman

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