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Oscar winning songwriter and director Joseph Brooks is led by police in handcuffs from a Harlem precinct in New York. Mr. Brooks has been charged with rape and sexual assault after at least four women accused him of luring them to his home and performing sex acts on them while they auditioned for movie roles.
  • Cher (above) and Christina Aguilera

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Twins for SJP

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick welcomed twin girls - Marion Loretta Elwell and Tabitha Hodge Broderick - to their family after their surrogate mother gave birth Monday, People.com says.

The East Ohio Regional Hospital in Martins Ferry had no comment, but a spokesperson told the magazine "everything's good." The couple's reps could not be reached for comment. Miss Parker, 44, and Mr. Broderick, 47, have a 6-year-old son, James Wilkie.

"I'm thrilled for Sarah, Matthew and James Wilkie," Miss Parker's "Sex and the City" co-star Kim Cattrall said Tuesday, when the birth was reported. "More 'fabulous girls' are joining our SATC family."

The news broke in April that the couple were using a surrogate. Miss Parker described her as a strong woman who made "an incredibly generous and gracious choice" and said, "She's made a really big choice to be part of our lives, and I think she's an honorable person."

Just last week, E! Online notes, officials confirmed that two police chiefs were under investigation for reportedly breaking into the surrogate's home to dig up dirt to sell to the tabloids.

Cher & Christina star

Now here's a perfect pairing. Cher and Christina Aguilera, two women of different generations but with a shared love of glitzy costumes and vocal theatrics, will star in a film together.

Variety reports that Cher will appear in her first leading role in a decade in "Burlesque," a contemporary musical written by Steven Antin and Susannah Grant. Mr. Antin, who also is set to direct, appeared in "The Goonies" way back when, while Miss Grant was nominated for an Oscar for her "Erin Brockovich" screenplay.

Miss Aguilera will play an ambitious small-town Iowan with a big voice - natch - who comes of age in a neo-burlesque club on Sunset Boulevard run by Cher's character, a former dancer who struggles to keep the club open.

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