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November 7, 2011

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The public has an intense fascination with celebrity trials. Publicists and the media can manipulate most celebrity events, whether it's a new romance, a paternity suit or a divorce. And most of the time, we're not 100% sure if what we know is real or not. But when we see those stars in court, on trial, there's no denying the reality of what they're dealing with. The facts are there, the law is involved, and we see those celebs humanized. They go from characters on the covers of magazines to real citizens at the mercy of the judicial system. So we're rounding up the top five celebrity trials of the century.
5. The Jennifer Hudson Family Murders: When Jennifer Hudson won an Academy Award, she was on top of the world. Unfortunately, that came crashing down in 2008, when the bodies of her mother and brother were found murdered in the family's Chicago home. Darnell Donerson and Jason Hudson were both shot to death. Three days after they were found, the body of Hudson's 7 year-old nephew was found in a SUV on the West Side. William Balfour, Jennifer's brother-in-law, became the prime suspect on December 2008. He plead not guilty. A month later, he was charged with first-degree murder and home invasion.
May 2, 2011

From Martha Stewart to Charlie Sheen, The Donald seems to watch the world from his underground lair, and then chooses to fight with whoever is trending on Google. Finally, after picking on President Obama, Trump was put in his place.
But don’t worry, Trump always finds a way to save face and maintain his biggest fan—himself. He has a long history of speaking his mind, not considering about how it will affect others, and then being “very proud of himself”.
In 2005, Donald Trump wrote Martha Stewart a scathing letter after she had her own spin-off of The Apprentice:<
September 9, 2010

The "Find Your Magic" campaign takes us into the magical world that is the famed department store. It features Jess clowning around, P. Diddy during a photo shoot, J.Lo as the perfume fairy and Martha Stewart as the kitchen goddess.
The commercial doesn't air on TV until September 12th but we got the special video already. Check it out below...

But instead of picking the best shows, we’re counting down the hottest casts!
Every week, we viewers drool over these hot TV ensembles, and they deserve to be recognized, whether they deserve an Emmy or not!
Here is Hollyscoop’s list of the Top Ten Sexiest TV Casts.
March 5, 2010

Variety reports that the show, called “Help Me, Martha” will feature Stewart and a team of eight experts who will help the show's subjects with everything from wedding near-disasters to planning last-minute parties.
This comes right on the heels of news Burnett is working with Sarah Palin as well. When asked, he replied, "Clearly, I like being around strong women."
Apparently the show is all about a "lifestyle makeover" process, with Martha showing up at people’s houses and business unannounced.
"You should see their faces when Martha Stewart shows up on their doorsteps," says Burnett. The show is yet to be sold to a network yet.
January 25, 2010

She spoke with Ok! magazine and said wanted to put her name in the running. “I’d be the best American Idol judge because I’m fair,” she said.
But, much like Ellen Degeneres, Martha said she won’t quit her day job. She intends on continuing her talk show “forever. I love doing my show,” she said.
In related news, E! is reporting that a man has come forward to say that he knows who the top 24 contestants are for this season. We won’t spoil it for you though! And in addition, contestant Michael Lynche has been kicked off the show because his father did an interview with newspaper The St. Petersburg Times saying his son was a finalist. Tisk tisk! Part of the fun of the show is the anticipation of who is going to make it or not!
March 19, 2009

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"Liam Neeson, his sons, and the entire family are shocked and devastated by the tragic death of their beloved Natasha," read a statement the family released shortly after her death. "They are profoundly grateful for the support, love and prayers of everyone, and ask for privacy during this time."
Stars who worked with both Natasha and her husband Liam Neeson expressed their sadness over the news and sent condolences to the family. Here are some initial star reactions to the news:
In a statement, Lindsay Lohan said: "She was a wonderful woman and actress and treated me like I was her own. I didn’t see much of her over the years but I will miss her." She added: "My heart goes out to her family. This is a tragic loss."
Martha Stewart was among the first to pay tribute. She wrote on her Twitter site: "Just heard the tragic news about poor Natasha Richardson. Her family must be devastated. My sincerest condolences to all."
Oprah said, "I just want to say how deeply saddened I am, we all are, by the sudden passing of actress Natasha Richardson yesterday. Our thoughts and prayers are with her husband Liam Neeson, their two sons, the rest of their family and friends. Yet another reminder of how fleeting life can be and how precious. We need to value every moment."
Helen Mirren said, "Natasha was a great actress, a fantastic mother, a loving wife and a whirlwind of energy, with an infectious love of life expressed firstly by her wonderful deep laugh. Anyone who knew her will be in mourning today. I hope that Liam [Neeson, Richardson's husband] and her sons are helped in their pain by the great love and sympathy that is coming to them from people all over the world."
Kelly Ripa said, "She was a lady. I can't tell you enough what a good person she was, and fun and vivacious and the most full of life."
Demi Moore (via Twitter): "I am sending out prayers for Natasha Richardson and her family. A real reminder of how precious life is and how quickly it can be gone.
Sam Mendes, who directed Richardson in his 1998 Broadway production of Cabaret, said: "Natasha combined the best of (her parents) Vanessa Redgrave and Tony Richardson: the enormous depth and emotional force of a great actor on the one hand, and the intelligence and objectivity of a great director on the other. She was one of a kind, a magnificent actress. She was also an amazing mother, a loyal friend, and the greatest and most generous host you could ever hope to meet. It defies belief that this gifted, brave, tenacious, wonderful woman is gone."
Filmmaker Ken Russell, who directed Richardson in her 1986 debut, Gothic, said she had a "blend of tenderness and fire." He wrote in a newspaper: "She was one of the few modern actresses who was as smart as she was pretty, and as gentle as she was fierce." He continued: "I loved her unashamedly, and wish her remarkable and wonderful mother, who must be suffering greatly at the moment, all courage and strength."
Jane Fonda recalled meeting the young Richardson on the set of Julia, the 1977 film in which Fonda starred opposite Richardson's mother, Vanessa Redgrave. "She was a little girl but already beautiful and graceful. It didn't surprise me that she became such a talented actor," Fonda recalled on her blog. "It is hard to even imagine what it must be like for her family. My heart is heavy."
November 25, 2008

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In an interview with Fortune magazine, Martha said: "Some of the women who became my friends while I was incarcerated have visited with me. There are some very interesting women there of great value to society, and I keep in contact with them."
She even went on to voice her opinion on prisons in general saying, "We have some broken systems in this country - one is the prison system." Maybe she can use some of her power to see that positive changes are made.
November 3, 2008

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FOX 5 NYC newsman Arnold Diaz, known for exposing shady behavior, intends to add Martha to his "Hall of Shame" list on tonight's broadcast and she is obviously not pleased.
He claims to have evidence proving that Martha's line of glass tables sold exclusively at K-Mart are dangerous. The tables have a tendency to shatter and have apparently already caused multiple injuries to consumers.
When the reporter caught up with her outside her home, Martha said, "I have not heard of one reported injury. We are not the liable party. Kmart is responsible for the tables."
Now we see where her loyalty is - in her own pocket.
June 20, 2008

A spokesman says, "We continue to oppose the entry to the UK of individuals where we believe their presence in the United Kingdom is not conducive to the public good or where they have been found guilty of serious criminal offences abroad."
Martha had been planning on meeting with fashion industry people to expand her line, but now it looks like she'll have to keep it in the states!
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