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“Deliver Us From Evil” - The story of Father Oliver O?Grady, the most notorious pedophile in the history of the modern Catholic Church. A remorseless, and compulsive, sexual predator, he used his authority as a religious leader to rape dozens of children across Northern California - both physically and spiritually. He admits his guilt on camera!

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Number one: “I find your lack of pants disturbing.”

All’s well that ends well…we guess.

Attorneys representing Michael Jackson and his ex-wife, Debbie Rowe, announced Friday that the pair have settled "all the issues" in their ongoing custody battle, preventing the need for further squabbling.

"We’re still dealing with the details but it addresses all of the disputes between the parties," Rowe’s lawyer, Marta Almli, told the Associated Press. "I can’t say anything about the terms of the settlement but I don’t think it would have happened it both parties didn’t agree it was appealing to both of them."

This is a list by movie and actor. You can see what might have been. Like that Christopher Lee turned down the role of Grand Moff Tarkin in the original Star Wars (and suggested his frequent co-star Peter Cushing to Lucas), only to appear in the prequels years later as Count Dooku.

In response to massive fan interest, Warner Bros. has released high resolution versions of the recent magazine and newspaper articles about the upcoming fifth Potter epic “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”.

Avril Lavigne doesn’t mean to be so complicated.

The pop star has issued a heartfelt mea culpa in response to reports that she spit at the paparazzi Wednesday while out in Hollywood celebrating her 22nd birthday. And again the evening before that, when she supposedly hocked one at TMZ.com’s cameraman outside of hotspot Hyde Lounge.

"I’d like to sincerely apologize for my behavior with the paparazzi," Lavigne said Friday in a statement. "It’s trying at best dealing with their insistent intrusions. I meant no offense to my fans, whose relationship I truly value. I have and will always go out of my way for my fans. My behavior was a reaction to the persistent attack from the paparazzi."

The owners of the Station nightclub in Rhode Island are going to pay, but according to some, they’re getting off easy.

Michael Derderian was sentenced Friday to four years in a minimum-security prison and taken into custody, and his brother Jeffrey was given a suspended 10-year sentence after the pair pleaded no contest last week to 100 counts of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the 2003 fire that killed 100 people and injured more than 200 when the pyrotechnics went awry during a Great White concert at their West Warwick club.

The Derderians had installed highly flammable foam soundproofing insulation inside the venue in violation of the state’s fire code.

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