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A jury in Manhattan decided that a man had tried too hard to meet Uma Thurman and sent her one too many love letters.
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Original post by By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS and software by Elliott Back

The wiretapping trial of Anthony Pellicano, the accused sleuth to the stars, has offered a close look into the surprisingly easy access to all sorts of spyware.
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Original post by By DAVID M. HALBFINGER and software by Elliott Back

The six-year-old Hollywood wiretapping case went to the jury after a federal prosecutor urged the panel members to look past the celebrities and entertainment moguls involved.
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Original post by By THE NEW YORK TIMES and software by Elliott Back

An article published in the April issue of Esquire magazine and written in the first person as if it were Heath Ledger’s own diary is a fictionalized account of his last days and ponders the indignities of celebrity.
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Original post by By TIM ARANGO and software by Elliott Back