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This Week: Trick Or Treat

Hollywood is a spooky place, even when it's not Halloween. In fact, every day you'll find celebrities dressing up, misbehaving, asking for treats, and frightening the populace.

Pavarotti's Widow Denounces Debt Rumors

Luciano Pavarotti's widow denounced the "unseemly" gossip swirling in the Italian media alleging financial and family problems, saying she felt compelled to set the record straight for the sake of their young daughter.

2 Held For Attempted Blackmail Of Royal

Police have arrested two men over an attempt to blackmail a member of the British royal family with an alleged sex tape, a U.K. newspaper reported.

"Accomplice" To Turn On Simpson?

Trouble never seems to leave former football great O.J. Simpson. On Monday, co-defendant Michael McClinton is expected to make a plea deal and agree to testify against him.

Leak Complicates Copperfield Case

A leak of grand jury information is causing experts to question the credibility of the woman who accused magician David Copperfield of rape.

On A Mission To Save The Elephants

A judge has ruled that actor Robert Culp's lawsuit alleging that the Los Angeles Zoo mistreats elephants can go forward.

Mills McCartney Says She Was Near Suicide

In a new broadcast interview, Heather Mills McCartney said she had been pushed "to the edge" by lies in some newspapers, and that she has received death threats and collected a box of evidence in the event that she is killed.

9 Months After Scandal, Don Imus Returns

Don Imus will return to the airwaves Dec. 3 on New York's WABC-AM, only nine months after the cantankerous shock jock's career seemed doomed over his racist, sexist remark about a women's college basketball team.

Sarah Ferguson To Heather Mills: Shhhh...

Sarah Ferguson, no stranger to unflattering coverage in the British press, can empathize with Heather Mills McCartney, but doesn't have much sympathy for Paul McCartney's estranged wife in her battle with the media.

FBI Knew About O.J. Plan In Advance

Federal agents learned three weeks in advance that O.J. Simpson and a memorabilia dealer planned an operation to retrieve personal items Simpson said were stolen from him, according to FBI reports obtained by The Associated Press.