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Actor MICHAEL IMPERIOLI was so determined to pull off his portrayal of a police detective in new U.S. police drama DETROIT 1-8-7, he enrolled in a training course to learn proper interrogation techniques.
The former The Sopranos star plays Detective Louis Fitch on the TV seri es and he reveals he turned to the professionals for tips on how to perfe ct the character.
Imperioli says, "He (the teacher) was a veteran detective, teaches law enforcement people interrogation (techniques).
"One thing he said was… when someone commits a crime, it’s normally a cry out for something, for need, out of loneliness, something. So somewh ere deep inside they wanna open up and you just gotta find the key." (MT/

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Actor COLIN HANKS has become a voluntary advocate for laser eye surgery a fter undergoing the procedure to perfect his eyesight.
The son of Hollywood legend Tom Hanks decided to have the operation thi s summer (10) after years of relying on thick-lenses to see clearly.
And the 32 year old is so impressed by the effects of Lasik, he’s advis ing his friends and family about the benefits of the corrective surgery.
He says, "They shot a laser into my eyeball and I want you to know, it works, it really works. I looked like (retired basketball player) Kurt Ra mbis or an angry Buddy Holly before but now that isn’t the case." (MT/WNV

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Actor COLIN HANKS has become a voluntary advocate for laser eye surgery a fter undergoing the procedure to perfect his eyesight.
The son of Hollywood legend Tom Hanks decided to have the operation thi s summer (10) after years of relying on thick-lenses to see clearly.
And the 32 year old is so impressed by the effects of Lasik, he’s advis ing his friends and family about the benefits of the corrective surgery.
He says, "They shot a laser into my eyeball and I want you to know, it works, it really works. I looked like (retired basketball player) Kurt Ra mbis or an angry Buddy Holly before but now that isn’t the case." (MT/WNV

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Actor COLIN HANKS has become a voluntary advocate for laser eye surgery a fter undergoing the procedure to perfect his eyesight.
The son of Hollywood legend Tom Hanks decided to have the operation thi s summer (10) after years of relying on thick-lenses to see clearly.
And the 32 year old is so impressed by the effects of Lasik, he’s advis ing his friends and family about the benefits of the corrective surgery.
He says, "They shot a laser into my eyeball and I want you to know, it works, it really works. I looked like (retired basketball player) Kurt Ra mbis or an angry Buddy Holly before but now that isn’t the case." (MT/WNV

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Actor COLIN HANKS has become a voluntary advocate for laser eye surgery a fter undergoing the procedure to perfect his eyesight.
The son of Hollywood legend Tom Hanks decided to have the operation thi s summer (10) after years of relying on thick-lenses to see clearly.
And the 32 year old is so impressed by the effects of Lasik, he’s advis ing his friends and family about the benefits of the corrective surgery.
He says, "They shot a laser into my eyeball and I want you to know, it works, it really works. I looked like (retired basketball player) Kurt Ra mbis or an angry Buddy Holly before but now that isn’t the case." (MT/WNV

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JERRY SEINFELD’s foray into theatre directing has proved a big success - his one-man comedy show starring COLIN QUINN is transferring to Broadway.
The Seinfeld funnyman took charge of Colin Quinn’s Long Story Short whe n it opened at New York’s Bleecker Street Theater in June (10).
The show ran for eight weeks but it will now open in the Big Apple’s fa mous theatre district for an 11-week stint this winter.
Previews kick off at the Helen Hayes Theater on 22 October (10) and it will officially launch on 9 November (10).

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JERRY SEINFELD’s foray into theatre directing has proved a big success - his one-man comedy show starring COLIN QUINN is transferring to Broadway.
The Seinfeld funnyman took charge of Colin Quinn’s Long Story Short whe n it opened at New York’s Bleecker Street Theater in June (10).
The show ran for eight weeks but it will now open in the Big Apple’s fa mous theatre district for an 11-week stint this winter.
Previews kick off at the Helen Hayes Theater on 22 October (10) and it will officially launch on 9 November (10).

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JERRY SEINFELD’s foray into theatre directing has proved a big success - his one-man comedy show starring COLIN QUINN is transferring to Broadway.
The Seinfeld funnyman took charge of Colin Quinn’s Long Story Short whe n it opened at New York’s Bleecker Street Theater in June (10).
The show ran for eight weeks but it will now open in the Big Apple’s fa mous theatre district for an 11-week stint this winter.
Previews kick off at the Helen Hayes Theater on 22 October (10) and it will officially launch on 9 November (10).

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JERRY SEINFELD’s foray into theatre directing has proved a big success - his one-man comedy show starring COLIN QUINN is transferring to Broadway.
The Seinfeld funnyman took charge of Colin Quinn’s Long Story Short whe n it opened at New York’s Bleecker Street Theater in June (10).
The show ran for eight weeks but it will now open in the Big Apple’s fa mous theatre district for an 11-week stint this winter.
Previews kick off at the Helen Hayes Theater on 22 October (10) and it will officially launch on 9 November (10).

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Hollywood screenwriter AARON SORKIN faces a daily struggle to stay sober, nine years after kicking his cocaine addiction.
Sorkin, who turned Tom Cruise’s A Few Good Men from a stage play to a m ovie classic, first checked into a rehabilitation centre in 1995 after hi s then-girlfriend Julia Bingham convinced him he needed help.
He managed to overcome his reliance on drugs during the stint but suffe red a relapse in 2001 while Bingham, then his wife, was away from home.
His cocaine habit landed him in handcuffs after airport security in Los Angeles caught him trying to smuggle magic mushrooms and rock cocaine in his hand luggage.
Sorkin escaped jail time and the arrest was the wake-up call he needed - prompting him to put his wild ways behind him for the sake of his baby daughter, Roxy.
He credits the girl with helping him stay sober but Sorkin, who subsequ ently split from his wife, fears the day he has to explain his troubled p ast to his loved one.
He tells W magazine, "She’s now nine. I’m dreading the moment she goes online and reads about my arrest. But at least I’ll have credibility with her when it comes to drugs. I won’t be some old guy who doesn’t know how to have fun.
"Now my firewall is Roxy. I’d let her down if I relapsed." But Sorkin admits steering clear of drugs is a constant struggle - beca use addicts will always be addicts: "The hardest thing I do every day is not take cocaine. You don’t get cured of addiction, you’re just in remiss ion."

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Hollywood screenwriter AARON SORKIN faces a daily struggle to stay sober, nine years after kicking his cocaine addiction.
Sorkin, who turned Tom Cruise’s A Few Good Men from a stage play to a m ovie classic, first checked into a rehabilitation centre in 1995 after hi s then-girlfriend Julia Bingham convinced him he needed help.
He managed to overcome his reliance on drugs during the stint but suffe red a relapse in 2001 while Bingham, then his wife, was away from home.
His cocaine habit landed him in handcuffs after airport security in Los Angeles caught him trying to smuggle magic mushrooms and rock cocaine in his hand luggage.
Sorkin escaped jail time and the arrest was the wake-up call he needed - prompting him to put his wild ways behind him for the sake of his baby daughter, Roxy.
He credits the girl with helping him stay sober but Sorkin, who subsequ ently split from his wife, fears the day he has to explain his troubled p ast to his loved one.
He tells W magazine, "She’s now nine. I’m dreading the moment she goes online and reads about my arrest. But at least I’ll have credibility with her when it comes to drugs. I won’t be some old guy who doesn’t know how to have fun.
"Now my firewall is Roxy. I’d let her down if I relapsed." But Sorkin admits steering clear of drugs is a constant struggle - beca use addicts will always be addicts: "The hardest thing I do every day is not take cocaine. You don’t get cured of addiction, you’re just in remiss ion."

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Hollywood screenwriter AARON SORKIN faces a daily struggle to stay sober, nine years after kicking his cocaine addiction.
Sorkin, who turned Tom Cruise’s A Few Good Men from a stage play to a m ovie classic, first checked into a rehabilitation centre in 1995 after hi s then-girlfriend Julia Bingham convinced him he needed help.
He managed to overcome his reliance on drugs during the stint but suffe red a relapse in 2001 while Bingham, then his wife, was away from home.
His cocaine habit landed him in handcuffs after airport security in Los Angeles caught him trying to smuggle magic mushrooms and rock cocaine in his hand luggage.
Sorkin escaped jail time and the arrest was the wake-up call he needed - prompting him to put his wild ways behind him for the sake of his baby daughter, Roxy.
He credits the girl with helping him stay sober but Sorkin, who subsequ ently split from his wife, fears the day he has to explain his troubled p ast to his loved one.
He tells W magazine, "She’s now nine. I’m dreading the moment she goes online and reads about my arrest. But at least I’ll have credibility with her when it comes to drugs. I won’t be some old guy who doesn’t know how to have fun.
"Now my firewall is Roxy. I’d let her down if I relapsed." But Sorkin admits steering clear of drugs is a constant struggle - beca use addicts will always be addicts: "The hardest thing I do every day is not take cocaine. You don’t get cured of addiction, you’re just in remiss ion."

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DIRTY DANCING star JENNIFER GREY turned her back on Hollywood after survi ving a fatal car crash in Ireland in 1987, just as her career was taking off.
The actress and her then-boyfriend Matthew Broderick were involved in a head-on collision that left the occupants of the other car, a mother and daughter, dead.
The pair had already found fame as co-stars in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off , but Grey was about to land her big break with the release of Dirty Danc ing, which hit movie theatres just days after the accident.
She tells People magazine, "One minute we’re going down the road and mu sic is playing, and the next minute… it’s all different. I couldn’t be fearless after that.
"I became America’s sweetheart within five days of the accident." But Grey couldn’t enjoy her sudden fame. She adds, "The juxtaposition o f that deep sorrow, the survivor’s guilt, and then being celebrated as th e new big thing just didn’t jibe. It didn’t feel good to be the toast of the town." And she admits she never recovered from the trauma, effectively turning her back on showbiz at the age of 27: "My head was never the same, my am bition was ever the same." Grey has made just a few minor movie and TV appearances since Dirty Dan cing, but has returned to the small screen in the latest season of Dancin g With the Stars, which kicked off in America on Monday (20Sep10). (IG/PE

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SHANIA TWAIN will lift the lid on the affair which tore her marriage apar t in a new book after signing a deal to write her memoirs.
The singer split from her music producer husband Robert ‘Mutt’ Lange in 2008 when his affair with Twain’s former assistant and friend, Marie-Ann e Thiebaud, was exposed in the press.
Their divorce was finalised in June (10) and the star is now in a relat ionship with Thiebaud’s ex-husband Fred after growing close following the ir simultaneous marriage breakdowns.
Twain will now document the tumultuous events in a new autobiography wh ich is due to be published next spring (11).
She tells People.com, "There have been moments in my life I was concern ed by the reality that tomorrow would never come. Recently I experienced one of those moments to an intensity that brought on a sudden urgency to document my life before I ran out of time, before I had the opportunity t o share an honest and complete account of my life, in my own words… I b egan writing this book with a sincere respect for the past, present and f uture as something never to be taken for granted."

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SELENA GOMEZ has laughed off rumours she is dating JUSTIN BIEBER - insist ing the teen star is like a "little brother" to her.
The Disney singer/actress, 18, is close pals with the Baby hitmaker, an d their relationship has been subject to gossip that they are more than j ust friends.
But during an interview with U.S. TV host Ellen DeGeneres, Gomez made i t clear her friendship with 16-year-old Bieber is purely platonic.
She says, "He’s little. He’s like my little brother. That’s weird to me .."

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BEHEMOTH frontman ADAM ‘NERGAL’ DARSKI has spoken of his cancer diagnosis for the first time - insisting the kindly reaction of fans has made him question his "low opinion of humankind".
The Polish rockers axed European and U.S. tours last month (Aug10) afte r Darski was told he’s suffering from leukaemia and is in need of a bone- marrow transplant.
The singer/guitarist had intended to fight the disease in private - but the overwhelming public support he’s received has prompted him to speak out.
In a message to his fans in Metal Hammer magazine, Darski says, "I have n’t intended to manifest myself in any way and, especially at this stage, to share my feelings or any other news with the world for obvious reason s. It is simply too early for it. But it was you who provoked me to say a few words.
"Regarding my low opinion of humankind, I’m shocked by the reaction to my illness. I actually expected nothing yet received feedback which surpa ssed all expectations… You are a gigantic indestructible army that trul y inspires me in this difficult time. The fact is that a fight with this illness is going to last for many months. Most of this time I will spend in hospital and go through various psychophysical states… I am sure I w ill get out of it stronger than ever." And the rocker is also adamant a life-threatening illness will not alte r his views on religion: "Opinion suggesting I might come closer to God o r abandon my ideals and grovel to the only correct world view in this cou ntry not only surprised but also frightened me… The idea that I will ch ange my opinions, priorities, and values as a consequence of my illness s ounds as if someone regards my head, and not my body, ill. Suggesting I m ight convert is ridiculous."

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Dutch violinist and composer ANDRE RIEU has postponed his tour of Austral ia and New Zealand due to illness.
Rieu was due to start the trek in Melbourne on 17 October (10), before going on to perform in cities including Brisbane and Sydney.
But the conductor has been left "heartbroken" after coming down with a viral infection which has forced him to postpone the gigs.
A statement from his publicist reads, "Andre has been suffering from a viral infection of the vestibular nerve, which has left him unable to car ry out his tour commitments." Rieu is expected to make a full recovery "very soon" and he will resche dule the concerts at a later date.

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SLIPKNOT have thanked fans for their support as they continue to mourn tr agic bass player PAUL GRAY.
The musician was found dead at a hotel room in Des Moines, Iowa in May (10) after an accidental overdose.
Tributes poured in for Gray following his death, and percussionist Shaw n ‘Clown’ Crahan has now spoken out to pass on the rockers’ thanks to fan s.
He tells Metal Hammer, "I haven’t publicly spoken about Paul, except fo r the conference meeting, but I wanted to let you all know that I want to personally thank everyone who stood up for us and helped us. I want to p ersonally thank each and every person out there who said beautiful things about Paul.
"We really have a fanbase and a culture and it’s real important to us, so thank you… We’re in a mourning period right now, dude. We’re in a pl ace that we never thought we’d be in so it’s a little hard to explain, bu t we have a brotherhood that will never be replaced so there’s no worries there."

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