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Fawcett's Son Still Battling Drug Demons. Redmond O'Neal, the 24-year-old son of longtime partners Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal, was charged with drug possession yesterday, following an incident in which he took a friend to visit an inmate at at L.A. area jail -- with herion in his car. Whoops. This comes as Fawcett has been hospitalized after she traveled to Germany to receive some alternative cancer treatment, and immediately flew home afterward -- causing complications and a hematoma. [Reuters]

Hannah Montana Gets Thumbs Up. The first reviews are in -- in addition to the grin we got from NEWSWEEK's Ramin Setoodeh after his screening, Variety gives the pic a solid endorsement and says that even dragged-along dads will find something to like about the film. As they put it, "Even if you live in a cave or loathe little girls, you've probably heard of Hannah Montana." Sounds about right. [Variety]

Getting Fired Is Funny On Fox. Fox has turned our pain into a reality show -- our unemployment pain, that is. Operating under the working title of "Someone's Gotta Go," the project sounds kind of... awesome: A small, 20-person company will be told by management that there will be layoffs -- the twist being, the staff gets to pick who gets the axe. Eeeevil. Muahahaha. [The Hollywood Reporter]

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