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2009-11-07

Dean Jagger 11-07
Vincent Jiao 11-07
Kim Yoon-jin 11-07
Joni Mitchell 11-07
Hazuki Riona 11-07
Rina Uchiyama 11-07

Hits Rank

Deborah Corrigan (No.6)
Adele Stephens (No.21)
Dana Hamm (No.24)
David Beckham (No.76)
Gordon Brown (No.95)
Nicola Mclean (No.96)
Heather Mills (No.98)
Alfred Hitchcock (No.118)
Rebekah Teasdale (No.158)
Ewan McGregor (No.189)
Russell Brand (No.218)
James Mason (No.313)
Pete Townshend (No.316)
Simon Cowell (No.335)
Elton John (No.343)
Stephen Hawking (No.364)
Elizabeth Taylor (No.372)
Gemma Arterton (No.395)
Ian Fleming (No.445)
Lucian Freud (No.449)
Thomas Sangster (No.455)
Barry Morse (No.479)
Hayley Atwell (No.541)
Natasha Richardson (No.636)
John Lennon (No.667)
Mae Vanessa (No.693)
Ernest Marsden (No.712)
Sophie Howard (No.810)
Kirsty Gallacher (No.885)
Joe Lewis (No.916)
York, Susannah (No.1044)
Elsa Lanchester (No.1106)
Salman Rushdie (No.1151)
Rod Stewart (No.1154)
Dudley Moore (No.1245)
Yusuf Islam (No.1250)
Charles Darwin (No.1281)
Wendy Hiller (No.1334)
Nigel Hawthorne (No.1335)
Paul McCartney (No.1370)
Tony Blair (No.1473)
Kylie Minogue (No.1494)
Jeremy Irons (No.1503)
Saffron Burrows (No.1553)
Lily Allen (No.1658)
Lily Donaldson (No.1711)
Jeremy Northam (No.1811)
Peter Higgs (No.1838)
Sebastian Horsley (No.1849)
Princess Diana (No.1905)

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Star News

[Gordon Brown]: Genetic tests for UK asylum seekers draw criticism (14:09 11/6)
LONDON - Britain is using genetic tests on some African asylum seekers in an effort to catch those who are lying about their nationality, drawing criticism from scientists and provoking outrage from rights groups.

[Paul Casey]: Watney steals Tiger's thunder in China (13:40 11/5)
SHANGHAI (AFP) - American Nick Watney stole Tiger Woods' thunder at the WGC-HSBC Champions Thursday as he raced to a two-shot lead, but the world number one is lurking dangerously three off the pace.

[Elton John]: Latin Grammys honors Mexican icon Juan Gabriel (13:40 11/5)
LAS VEGAS - The Latin music world celebrated 100 million records sold, 1,500 songs written and 30 years of recording, all by one artist, Mexico's beloved Juan Gabriel.

[Vivien Leigh]: Blanchett smolders in US in 'Streetcar Named Desire' (20:22 11/2)
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Australian star Cate Blanchett is winning standing ovations and rave reviews from US audiences for her heart-rending performance in the Tennessee Williams classic "A Streetcar Named Desire."

[David Beckham]: Beckham re-signs on loan with AC Milan (20:22 11/2)
MILAN (AFP) - England international David Beckham re-signed on loan with Italian giants AC Milan on Monday as widely expected, the Serie A side announced.

[Tony Blair]: Miliband in Russia to thaw ties (19:31 11/1)
LONDON (AFP) - David Miliband was starting the first visit by a British foreign secretary to Russia for five years on Sunday, seeking to mend relations damaged by the poisoning in London of a Kremlin critic.

[Elizabeth Taylor]: Jackson movie thrills at global premiere (23:55 10/30)
LOS ANGELES (AFP) - Michael Jackson has delivered a posthumous thriller to his fans, who flocked to worldwide premieres of a documentary film billed as the final concert performance of the King of Pop.

[Ben Kingsley]: Manhattan moves to Doha for Tribeca film festival (22:01 10/29)
DOHA (AFP) - A part of Manhattan and Hollywood stars moved to Qatar with the glittering opening on Thursday night of the inaugural "Doha Tribeca Film Festival."

[J.R.R. Tolkien]: Richest dead celebrity? It's not Michael Jackson (20:31 10/28)
NEW YORK - According to Forbes magazine, the richest dead celebrity isn't Michael Jackson.

[Naomi Campbell]: Company: Campbell's cut of perfume deal stinks (20:08 10/27)
NEW YORK - Naomi Campbell's new perfume deal doesn't pass the smell test, a cosmetics-marketing company said in a lawsuit accusing the supermodel of cutting longtime associates out of their share of profits from her lucrative fragrance lines.

[Richard Branson]: Association marks 20 years of greening Hollywood (19:06 10/26)
LOS ANGELES - With local, organic food, minimal electricity use and on-site composting, the Environmental Media Association's 20th anniversary party might be the green standard for future Hollywood awards shows.

[Paul McCartney]: McCartney to launch Europe tour in Hamburg (20:49 10/22)
LONDON (AFP) - Beatles legend Paul McCartney announced his first European tour for five years on Thursday, starting in Hamburg -- where the Fab Four cut their teeth -- and ending with a Christmas show in London.

[Jack Straw]: Far-right leader appears on BBC show amid protests (20:48 10/22)
LONDON (AFP) - The BBC controversially gave a far-right party leader a first appearance Thursday on its flagship political panel show as angry protesters besieged its headquarters.

[Sean Connery]: Wiseman, who played villain in 1962 'Dr. No,' dies (08:56 10/21)
NEW YORK - Joseph Wiseman, an actor who played the sinister scientist and title character of Dr. No in the first James Bond feature film, has died. He was 91.

[Amy Winehouse]: Tabloids duped by celebrity hoaxes (09:46 10/15)
LONDON (AFP) - A filmmaker duped some of the country's top tabloid newspapers into printing fake stories about celebrities, including one about Amy Winehouse's beehive catching fire, he said on Thursday.

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