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Demi Lovato Enters Treatment Program

Teen queen, Demi Lovato, abruptly left her tour and entered a rehab program for “emotional and physical issues.” Lovato’s father, Patrick Lovato, who is currently battling cancer, said, “Demi’s always had a good head on her shoulders. It’s best for her right now if she is able to get away from everyone to focus on her treatment.”

Demi Lovato Regrets Going Public About her Relationship with Joe Jonas

Demi Lovato recently opened up about her regrets. One of them was her decision to go public about her very brief relationship with Joe Jonas. She told People Magazine, “I learned my lesson. It’s not very much fun when you break up in a public relationship. So, maybe next time keep a secret.” At the time, it felt like a great idea, recalls Lovato: “You want to say to your fans, ‘Guess what, I’m so in love with somebody.’ You want to shout it from the rooftops. That’s what you do when you fall in love,” she says. “At the same time, I learned my lesson. You know, I’ll go public when I marry someone one day.”

Miramax is No More

Miramax, the former indie movie studio that churned out big time commercial hits such as “Pulp Fiction,” “Good Will Hunting” and “Chicago,” was shut down yesterday by Disney. The former Hollywood powerhouse, founded 30 years ago by Harvey and Bob Weinstein, lost some of its artsy appeal after selling out to Disney in 1993. In fact, it appeared that instead of growing the business, Mickey & Company scaled back production. The studio has been on life support since the fall when president Daniel Battsek resigned.

Boston Herald

Hannah Montana coming to an End

It’s the end of the road for Hannah Montana.

The hit series that launched Miley Cyrus to mega-star status will end after its fourth season, reports MTV News.

Rumors of Cyrus’ swan song as “Hannah” have swirled for months, but on Friday a rep for Disney confirmed the announcement. “You never know in this business . . . but right now, we’re scheduled to wrap after shooting this new batch of episodes,” Adam Bonnett, the Disney Channel’s programming executive, said in a statement.

But “Hannah” fans can relax a little for now. Bonnett said that new episodes “will continue to roll out at least over a full year.”

NY Daily

Patrick Disney Miller pleads ‘Not Guilty’ on Gun Charges

A 42-year-old grandson of Walt Disney pleaded not guilty to charges of illegal possession of guns and drugs on Wednesday in a California court and was remanded in custody, authorities said.

Patrick Disney Miller, who already has a 2005 conviction for drug possession, was detained on December 9 after police conducted a search of his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Woodland Hills, local prosecutors said.

Miller had been freed on a 35,000 dollar bail, but at Thursday’s arraignment the judge raised the amount to 550,000 dollars and Miller was taken into custody. A new hearing was set for February 4.

Miller was originally charged with a single felony count, but prosecutors Wednesday filed 19 additional felony charges against him.

Police allegedly recovered an arms cache comprising 13 handguns, a rifle and an illegal assault rifle during the search. Various drugs were also found.

As a result of his 2005 conviction, Miller is barred from owning guns or ammunition, according to prosecutors.

Los Angeles Police Department officers obtained the search warrant after running a background check on Miller when they discovered he had allegedly purchased ammunition.

If convicted of all charges, Miller faces more than eight years in state prison. Miller is the youngest child of Diane Disney Miller, who is Walt Disney’s only biological daughter.

Associated Press