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FIRST LOOK: The News in Brief, January 7, 1999
MEET JOE LAW: An unnamed woman was arrested Thursday for trespassing at Brad Pitt's hillside house in L.A. Pitt wasn't home at the time.
SONY BOND BANNED: A federal appeals court has upheld MGM's injunction request barring Sony Pictures from making James Bond movies.
MORE BOND: The move clears the way for a trial pitting the rival studios against each other. A trial date could be set within 90 days.
WAS THE TEAR FAKE, TOO? Iron Eyes Cody, dubbed the "crying Indian" for his role in famed 1970s anti-trash ads, was (gasp!) an Italian-American from (what!) Louisiana whose real name was (aaaaghh!) Oscar DeCorti, reports say.
IRON EYES ADD: Cody died Monday at age 94. He always claimed to be part Cherokee and part Cree.
ALOHA OJAI? Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Heche reportedly putting their Hollywood home on the market. The fun couple previously threatened to leave Tinsletown.
ELLEN AND ANNE NOT INTERESTED: Debbie Reynolds to hawk sponsorships for the famed Hollywood sign on QVC this month. The price for a one-year patron's gig: $100,000.
IT'S A BOOK TIE-IN THING: 2001 author Arthur C. Clarke issuing a statement urging us all to celebrate the Third Millennium on January 1, 2001--not January 1, 2000.
ICK: In Florida, two teen boys accused of molesting their 8-year-old half-sister. They allegedly claim they were inspired by The Jerry Springer Show.
HEE HAW! Country star Tanya Tucker, 40, engaged to songwriter Jerry Laseter, 37, her camp reveals. No date set.
SPLITSVILLE: Rod Stewart and supermodel wife Rachel Hunter have officially separated. They have no immediate plans for divorce, however.
SPLITSVILLE II: Jenny McCarthy breaking up with her boyfriend/manager of four years, People says. Ray Manzella to continue to guide her career, such as it is.
NESTER: Madonna deciding against selling her Miami mansion to pal Rosie O'Donnell. She wants to keep the place for herself.
LIVE FROM DAWSON'S CREEK: James Van Der Beek to host the January 16 edition of NBC's Saturday Night Live.
WASN'T PATCH ADAMS ENOUGH? Robin Williams to guest star on the January 18 episode of CBS' L.A. Doctors. He'll play the husband of a dying patient.
BEAMING ABOARD: Seinfeld alum Jason Alexander to go space alien for an upcoming episode of UPN's Star Trek: Voyager.
POST-XMAS BLUES: Rapper DMX's latest dominated the U.S. pop album charts for the second week, even as overall sales slowed.
DUET: Metallica releasing details on its upcoming gig with the San Francisco Symphony. It'll be April 21-22 in Berkeley. The rockers to be backed by some 100 classical musicians.
JUSTICE SERVED: TNT snagging rerun rights to Law & Order from A&E for a whopping $125 million. Moving day is 2002.
GOING GREEN: Actor/activist Ed Asner narrating a documentary about environmentalists' attempts to thwart DreamWorks' dream studio construction site.
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