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Eye on Entertainment -- July 20

Michael Jackson Pulls New Surprise Out of His Hat
Pop star Michael Jackson pulls yet another surprise out of his hat. US weekly magazine announced the King of Pop is about to become father to quadruplets by way of a surrogate mother. The magazine reported Jackson recently spent time with the pregnant mother-to-be in Florida. Jackson already has three children, two from ex-wife Debbie Rowe and one from a surrogate. The singer's publicist denies the baby story and refused further comment. Jackson is currently facing trial on child molestation charges.

Sean "P Diddy" Combs Motivates Young People to Vote
Hip-hop mogul Sean "P Diddy" Combs is doing his part to motivate young people to vote. The rap superstar is part of Citizen Change. The non-partisan group hopes to target black and latino voters. Combs says it's important to encourage America's youth to be involved in the country's political system. "I'm here to announce my campaign plans, not announce for President of the U.S. Sorry y'all. On a serious note, launch my campaign for the people's Citizen Change -- empower youth and minority voters," Combs said. The campaign is also designed to encourage millions of under-represented 18 to 35 year olds.

Fall-Out From Ronstadt's Aladdin Concert Continues
The fall-out from Linda Ronstadt's Saturday concert at the Aladdin continues. And now Michael Moore himself is involved. Ronstadt praised the controversial filmmaker and dedicated a song to him at the end of her show. Afterwards, she was thrown out of the hotel by Aladdin president Bill Timmons, who was at the concert. Late Monday, Moore released a letter written to Timmons demanding that he apologize to Ronstadt for booting her. Moore told Timmons, "Invite her back and I'll join her in singing "America the Beautiful" on your stage." There is no response from the Aladdin regarding the offer. Ronstadt has not spoken publicly since the incident.

Prince Talks About the Power of Music to Heal
For the past two decades, singer Prince has remained a popular pop icon. The musician combines different types of unique melodies and transforms them into best selling hits such as "When Doves Cry", "Little Red Corvette" and "Purple Rain". In an interview on CBS's Early Show, the entertainer talked about the importance of using music to cope with events happening around the world. "Well, I think music, not only should it be entertaining, but it should try to uplift you in some form or fashion. I mean, I think that's the purpose of music. It's to make light of otherwise dire situations." Prince is currently on tour promoting his new album "Musicology".

Catwoman Hits the Theaters Friday
The stars came out in force Monday night in Hollywood for the world premiere of Catwoman. H alle Berry stars as the shy and sensitive Patience Prince who is transformed into the feline action hero. The movie, also starring Benjamin Bratt and Sharon Stone, h its theaters this Friday.