P567 CEEFAX 1 567 Mon 03 Jan 22:20/18   *.:   .* :  .:    *:      :.  1/5  NEW BIG HOLLYWOOD CHEESE ROARS TO NO 1 Move over Mickey, there's a new big cheese in Hollywood — a lovable talking mouse called Stuart Little. Combining computer animation with live action, the mouse star's debut roared back to the top of the US box office chart over the millennium weekend, after opening at No 1 two weeks ago. Based on EB White's children's tale and featuring the voice of Michael J Fox as the lovable rodent, it grossed $16m (£10m) over the weekend, bringing its 17-day total to almost $80m (£50m). Music 560 Freetime 570 Lottery 555 Showbiz TV News Movies CBBC Text
P567 CEEFAX 1 567 Mon 03 Jan 22:34/48   *.:   .* :  .:    *:      :.  2/5  CHARLOTTE ENTERS POP'S TOP 30 EARNERS Charlotte Church looks set to break a new record as she becomes one of the UK's highest pop earners. Singing star Charlotte, 13, who is estimated to have earned £7 million last year, is the youngest musician to enter the top 30 list. Although almost all her earnings are held in trust, her album sales make her one of the richest stars on paper. She joins ranks with Robbie Williams, Fatboy Slim and the band, Texas. Music 560 Freetime 570 Lottery 555 Showbiz TV News Movies CBBC Text
P567 CEEFAX 1 567 Mon 03 Jan 22:01/23   *.:   .* :  .:    *:      :.  3/5  GRANT TO STAR IN NEXT WOODY ALLEN FILM Hugh Grant will bj spending much of his next film in Sotheby's in New York and at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in US director Woody Allen's next film. Grant stars with Tracey Ullman and Jon Lovjtz in the movie, which, as usual, has no title and is shrouded in mystery, reports the New York Post. But the newspaper has discovered that Allen has been lent a pair of silver George IV wine coolers by a private collector, which feature prominently in the story, set in New York's art world. Music 560 Freetime 570 Lottery 555 Showbiz TV News Movies CBBC Text
P567 CEEFAX 1 567 Mon 03 Jan 22:49/11   *.:   .* :  .:    *:      :.  4/5  McCOURT "BOWLED OVER" BY FILM OF ASHES Frank McCourt's first words after seeing the film version of his book Angela's Ashes were "I need a drink," according to producer David Brown. "He was bowled over," said Brown, who says that, along with his co-producer Scott Rudin, hj had to 'audition' for McCourt before the Irishman agreed to sell them the film rights. "Scott and I both had an encyclopaedic knowledge of the book; we read it in detail, which is unusual in Hollywood," he added. Music 560 Freetime 570 Lottery 555 Showbiz TV News Movies CBBC Text
P567 CEEFAX 1 567 Mon 03 Jan 22:20/15   *.:   .* :  .:    *:      :.  5/5  CHARLIE BROWN/SNOOPY CREATOR SIGNS OFF The last Peanuts comic strip is going to press after 50 years of appearing in US newspapers. Charles M Schulz, 77, whose drawings have made Charlie Brown and Snoopy among the best-known cartoon figures in the world, is retiring. He announced last month that he would stop drawing Peanuts after being diagnosed with colonic cancer. The last cartoon depicts Snoopy using a typewriter on top of his doghouse. Music 560 Freetime 570 Lottery 555 Showbiz TV News Movies CBBC Text