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<VIDEO> Prince William shown at work in the Royal Air Force in new documentary; Actress Ashley Judd won't run for U.S. Senate; Rolling Stones to play UK's Glastonbury Festival. 

<VIDEO> Neighbor claims battery by Justin Bieber; Singer Dionne Warwick files for bankruptcy; Justin Timberlake's '20/20' album sells 968K in 1st week.

<VIDEO> New report claims Justin Bieber is being investigated for battery.

 

<VIDEO> 'Girl Meets World,' the highly anticipated spin off of 'Boy Meets World,' is in production and the cast is posting behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram. Gillian Pensavalle has some surprises for you.

<VIDEO> Rimes wears tiny black bottoms to watch her step-son play baseball. See the pictures.

<VIDEO> Depp, Stewart win at slimy Kids Choice Awards; 'The Croods' catches fire with $44.7M opening; Grown-up Minnie Mouse gets mature Lanvin make-over. 

<VIDEO> Judge sets rules for civil lawsuit over Jackson doctor; Tony Bennett excited about making album with Lady Gaga; Beyonce stars in H&M summer ad campaign.

<VIDEO> "The Boss" brings a young kid on stage during a show and the two wow the crowd. Watch now.

<VIDEO> Kids Choice Awards host Josh Duhamel lets the sillies out in this brand-new promo for the awards show March 23.

<VIDEO> NBC is planning to return "The Tonight Show" to New York City, where it began in 1954 when it was hosted by Steve Allen.

<VIDEO> Miley Cyrus attempts to buck off all doubts that she and Liam Hemsworth have called off their engagement by posing with her ring… In a horse onezie.

<VIDEO> Former voice of TV's Elmo faces abuse suit in Pa.; Lindsay Lohan booked then released as a formality; Paulina Rubio judges kids' version of 'The Voice'.

<VIDEO> New reports claim that Rihanna and Chris Brown are planning a July wedding.

<VIDEO> Lohan will go to rehab as part of plea deal; Associate says Lil Wayne released from hospital; Pair accused of plotting to kill singer Joss Stone.

<VIDEO> Julianne Hough Tweets that things will get better and heals with her friends after recent break up with Ryan Seacrest.

<VIDEO> Selena Gomez sported a leggy look in a sequin and lace mini dress as she made her way to an appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman where she joked that she made Justin Bieber cry.

<VIDEO> After the latest episode of the History Channel's 'The Bible,' the social media world exploded after audiences claimed Mohamen Mehdi Ouazanni, the actor who plays 'Satan' on the show, looks like President Barack Obama. The show is produced by reality tv king Mark Burnett and his wife Roma Downey. Kristina Behr has the details.

<VIDEO> As rumors swirl about her relationship status with Liam Hemsworth, Miley soaks up the sun in a tiny two-piece. See the pics.

<VIDEO> Lindsay Lohan cleared her latest legal hurdles Monday without being sentenced to jail, but she will have to do 90 days in rehab, 30 days of community service and see a psychologist for 18 months.

<VIDEO> Lohan due back in court on misdemeanor charges; Madonna calls on Boy Scouts to lift ban on gays; 'Oz' again tops box office with $42.2 million.

  MIAMI (AP) - Event organizers say a large LED screen being set up for the Ultra Music Festival collapsed in downtown Miami, injuring several people.

 

     Fire rescue workers responded to Bayfront Park Thursday evening and took victims to a nearby trauma center. An event spokeswoman says that the accident occurred during preparations for the festival. It wasn't immediately clear how badly the workers were hurt. The event spokeswoman confirmed that two workers were injured, but other media outlets, quoting fire rescue officials, were reporting up to three or four people injured.

 

     The annual outdoor electronic music festival is set to begin Friday and run over two weekends. Among those scheduled to perform are David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia, Deadmau5, Avicii and Snoop Dogg.

Ed Asner released from hospital after being diagnosed with exhaustion; Bieber rants about 'lies' in Instagram post; Colin Trevorrow to direct 'Jurassic Park 4.' 

  LOS ANGELES (AP) - Colin Trevorrow is taking the reins of "Jurassic Park."

 

     Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment announced Thursday that the 36-year-old director will helm "Jurassic Park 4." 

 

     Trevorrow made his feature film directorial debut with last year's "Safety Not Guaranteed."

 

     Steven Spielberg is executive producing "Jurassic Park 4," which is set for release in 3-D on June 13, 2014. The script was written by "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" screenwriters Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver.

 

     The first two "Jurassic Park" films were directed by Spielberg, while the third installment was helmed by "Captain America" director Joe Johnston.

 

     The dinosaur franchise has grossed $1.9 billion at the box office worldwide since the first film was released in 1993.

 

     The original "Jurassic Park" will be rereleased in theaters April 5 in 3-D.

 

  ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - A fast-food burrito chain in Albuquerque is drawing tourists from around the world who want to see where a fictional drug trafficker runs his organization. 

 

     A pastry shop sells doughnuts topped with blue candy designed to resemble crystal meth. A beauty store has a similar product - crystal blue bathing salts.

 

     As "Breaking Bad" finishes filming its fifth and final season in Albuquerque, the popularity of the show is providing a boost to the city's economy.

 

     It's also creating a dilemma for local tourism officials as they walk the fine line of profiting from a show that centers around drug trafficking, addiction and violence. 

 

     Albuquerque has seen an unexpected jump in tourists visiting popular sites from the show and local businesses cashing in on its popularity.

 

 NEW YORK (AP) - Matt Lauer says he wants to get the "Today" show back to being the most-watched and least talked-about morning show on TV, and he expects to do it.

 

     The beleaguered morning show host made that pitch to a group of advertisers Thursday at an unfortunately timed sales event. Rival "Good Morning America" has scored its three largest margins of victory over "Today" since 1994 over the past three weeks.

 

     Lauer said the show loves covering the news but not being the news. He spoke at a luncheon NBC News sponsored to hawk its wares to advertisers and people who buy commercial time.

 

 NBC Sports Group kicks off more than 200 programming hours of motorsports coverage with this weekend's Formula One season opener.

 

     And that's got the IndyCar community more than a little concerned they'll now be overshadowed on the network they've called home since 2009.

 

     NBC executives say there's no reason to worry, there's plenty of room for both F1 and IndyCar across the various platforms. And in having both series with one television property, they see an opportunity for open-wheel racing to flourish in the U.S.

 

     IndyCar drivers and former CEO Randy Bernard were openly critical of NBC Sports Network last season over ratings, promotion and marketing. Most felt the cable network did not do enough to promote the series or attract viewers to the telecasts.

 

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<VIDEO> Brooke Burke-Charvet opens about her battle with thyroid cancer and how it's made her body stronger.

<VIDEO> The judge is missing from the panel when Ryan Seacrest begins the live show. Find out why.

    DANVILLE, Va. (AP) - A star of the TV show "Moonshiners" has been arrested for public intoxication.

 

     Police in Danville announced Tuesday they had arrested Steven Ray Tickle - known on the show as "Tickle" - at a convenience store on Thursday.

 

     Police say they received a report of a man sitting in the parking lot of Charley's Stop and Shop drinking, and they saw Tickle with an open container and smelling of alcohol.

 

     The 35-year-old Tickle was released from the Danville City Jail later that day. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney. A spokesman for Discovery Channel, which airs the show, didn't immediately return a call seeking comment.

 

     "Moonshiners" follows people making the illegal brew. The show's website describes Tickle as "a hard working still hand who loves moonshine."

 

<VIDEO> The late "Crocodile Hunter's" little girl Bindi is now a beautiful teenager. See the photos.

<VIDEO> More young people have smart phones -- and they're often using those phones as the primary way they access the Web, according to a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project. How much should parents monitor?

<VIDEO> Taylor Swift tells fans what to expect from her upcoming The RED Tour

<VIDEO> The actress wears a cleavage-bearing dress when she visits "The Tonight Show" and spills a movie secret. Watch it.

 LOS ANGELES (AP) - The company behind the "Girls Gone Wild" video empire has filed for bankruptcy in a move it says is an effort to restructure its legal affairs after several disputed court judgments.

 

     GGW Brands LLC and several subsidiaries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Wednesday in Los Angeles, listing more than $16 million in disputed claims.

 

     The largest claim is $10.3 million that Wynn Resorts Limited is seeking from the company for judgments entered against "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis over a gambling debt and statements he has made about the casino and its founder, Steve Wynn.

 

     Francis no longer owns the company, which has made a fortune selling videos and magazines of young women flashing their breasts.

 

     "Girls Gone Wild" issued a statement that it is financially strong but needed to "re-structure its frivolous and burdensome legal affairs."