Amy Adams arrives at the “Late Show With David Letterman” in New York City, February 28


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Katherine Heigl going for lunch at Figaro Cafe with her mother and interior designer in L.A., yesterday.
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Singer Joey Fatone is auctioning off a signed ‘N SYNC concert DVD and a souvenir concert-tour photo album on website eBay.com to raise funds for the American Heart Association.
Talk about good deeds!

Whitney Houston is set to make her live comeback in London on May 8th. Organizers of the Caudwell Children’s Legend Ball in Battersea have revealed they’ve booked the diva for a charity show. Charity founder John Caudwell tells Britain’s Marie Claire magazine, “We are thrilled to have an artist of Whitney’s calibre to headline the event.”
The comeback concert isn’t a big surprise – Tina Turner came out of retirement to perform at the charity’s 2007 gala, which helped Caudwell raise over $2 million for disabled children. Houston is currently recording a new album with her mentor, music mogul Clive Davis, who claims the comeback project will be released in November.
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Federal drug investigators are probing two doctors over the death of actor Heath Ledger, it has been learned.
The doctors – one in California, one in Texas – are believed to have supplied the “Brokeback Mountain” star with the powerful painkillers Oxycontin and Vicodin, law enforcement sources said. Authorities want to know if the drugs were prescribed illegally. “It’s an ongoing investigation,” a law enforcement source told The News Tuesday. “It’s not clear if there was any wrongdoing.”
The revelation came more than a month after the 28-year-old Australian heartthrob’s naked body was found in his SoHo loft.
The city’s medical examiner ruled Ledger died on Jan. 22 of an accidental overdose of six prescription drugs, including the two painkillers, sleeping pills and anti-anxiety medication. The federal Drug Enforcement Administration has subpoenaed the medical examiner’s findings as part of its probe into the doctors, the sources said.
