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Where in the World Is Rosanna?
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Is Rosanna Arquette's possible romance with Sir Paul McCartney getting in the way of her doing a good deed?
Ms. Arquette was originally set to hit the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences 11th Annual Ribbon of Hope Celebration on Saturday, World AIDS Day, but it seems that she may have had second thoughts.
On Monday, she was listed on a press release about the upcoming event with other boldfaced attendees, including her sibling Alexis, Andrea Bowen, Wilson Cruz, Judith Light, Adam Pascal, Anthony Rapp and Bruce Vilanch.
But today, Arquette's name disappeared. No word if the threat of a media onslaught scared her away or if she asked that her attendance not be publicized.
In photos printed in Sunday's News of the World in Britain, McCartney, 65, and the Desperately Seeking Susan star, 48, are seen walking side-by-side through a historic Hampstead home on Nov. 19.
Ribbon of Hope, taking place at the academy's headquarters in North Hollywood, honors companies, programs, producers and individuals for their work promoting HIV/AIDS awareness. This year's honorees include HBO's Life Support, Showtime's 3 Needles, Lifetime's Girl, Positive, TLC's Ashley Judd & Youth AIDS, BET's 106 & Park: World AIDS Day Special and PBS' In the Life.
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