| CelebTV.com: Hilary Duff facing small claims lawsuit
Hilary Duff is being sued in small claims court.
In the complaint filed in Beverly Hills Superior Court and obtained by the celebrity Web site CelebTV.com, Andrew Rakos and Seth Rakos claim they attended a concert of Duff's where a film crew blocked their view of the show.
The complaint reads "The defendant hired film crews at the performance with no prior warning and had film crew interrupt and ruin the ability for my family to see the show.
The plaintiffs are asking for $220 dollars in damages, according to the documents, to cover the cost of two tickets purchased on eBay, the price of parking for the event and expenses related to copying and mailing the complaint. ©2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Celina Jaitely signs up with top Hollywood agency
Mumbai, Sep 15 : Bollywood actress Celina Jaitely has signed up with Brillstein-Grey Entertainment, the number one management firm in Hollywood, which will now represent her international career. Besides finishing her schedule for her first international film 'Love has no Language', Celina Jaitley has been tapped to star in the historical epic 'The Quest of Sheherzade'. Commenting on her career Celina's Manager, Jai Khanna said, ''The industry is changing, becoming more diversified and is looking for bright, new talent like Celina to fill starring vehicles in TV and film. We recognize that with her pedigree will quickly be embraced by the industry and the American public.'' Brillstein-Grey currently represents Hollywood A-listers such as: Natalie Portman, Kate Beckinsale, Gwenyth Paltrow, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Laura Linney, Christina Ricci, Brad Pitt, Adam Sandler Orlando Bloom, David Spade, Rob Lowe, Andy Garcia and Brendan Fraser.
Atreyu forges past metalcore's boundaries with 'Lead Sails'
Traditionally riff-heavy metalcore act Atreyu celebrated a No. 8 debut on Billboard's 200 for its release Lead Sails Paper Anchor on Hollywood earlier this month. And while the disc, ablaze with pedal steel and power-ballad flair, won't likely be mistaken as a precedent for emo-metal bands going alt-country, it does show that maybe exploring a scene's uncharted waters isn't quite as dangerous as you'd think. The band's hit plenty of uncharted waters recently � they spent considerable time earlier this year with producer John Feldmann, known for his work with Tiger Beat alums Ashlee Simpson and Hillary Duff. If Atreyu wasn't fresh off the doomy-gloomy Family Values Tour, on which they played the bill's third spot behind headliners Korn and Evanescence, it'd be easy to get the impression that the morose Orange County outfit was softening up.
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