Deborra-Lee Furness takes a stroll down Madison Avenue with her daughter Ava

v4425, NEW YORK, NEW YORK - Sunday January 4 2009. Deborra-Lee Furness pushes her daughter Ava in her stroller down Madison Avenue in New York. The actress and her adopted daughter were both dressed warmly against the freezing New York weather. When quizzed by photographers, Deborra-Lee said she was happy to be back in New York. Video: PacificCoastNewsVideo.com UK OFFICE: +44 131 225 3333/3322 US OFFICE: 1 310 822 0419 Video: PacificCoastNewsVideo.com UK OFFICE: +44 131 225 3333/3322 US OFFICE: 1 310 822 0419
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Talk of the Town:Brad as peacemaker?

Talk of the Town brings you the latest in news, music and celebrity talk The latest celebrity news including Brad trying to make peace between Angelina and Jenn, Clint honored and a girl for Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck.
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The Angrey Citic's Corner sits down with Tanishta Chatterjee from the film, Brick Lane

The ACC show presents an interview with Tannishtha Chatterjee, lead actress in the film "Brick Lane". This exclusive footage gives viewers an idea of Tannishtha's background in acting and her passions for different movie genres. Check out how her character, Nazneen Ahmed, portrays not only a story about a South Asian woman, but also a universal concept of discovering self identity.
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House Bunny: Rumer Willis

For years, Rumer Willis was known simply as the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore. Now, she's making a name for herself as an actress. Rumer sits with Chris Harrison for the DVD release of HOUSE BUNNY.
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Talk of the Town: Travolta's tragedy

Talk of the Town brings you the latest in news, music and celebrity talk The latest celebrity news including John Travolta's family doctor called in to observe autopsy on son, an early indicator on the Oscars and Cruise credits Scientology for overcoming dyslexia.
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Arab TV drama shunned despite Emmy

A controversial TV drama featuring a love-story between an Arab man and an Israeli woman is being shunned by Arab broadcasters despite winning a prestigious Emmy award. The series Al Ijtiyah, (the Invasion) is set during Israel's attack on Jenin refugee camp in the West Bank in 2002. It is the first Arab production to win the International Emmy Award, recognised widely as the most prestigious award in television, for the new Telenovela category.
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SNTV - Latest celebrity gossip

All the latest celebrity news from Hollywood.
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