"SURVIVOR" - FINALE

NEW YORK (AP) -- The "Survivor" finale was a battle of the babes. But it's Parvati Shallow who wins the million bucks. She admits she's a flirt with both men and women, and uses her sexuality to get what she wants. During the live reunion, Parvati said forming the women's alliance on "Survivor: Micronesia -- Fans versus Favorites" was key to her victory. Amanda Kimmel, a former Miss Montana USA, is the runner-up. Both finalists had been on previous shows and had come close to winning. Amanda did two Survivors back-to-back and says she now has trust issues back in the real world.

Now we know where the next "Survivor" is going to be. The 17th installment of CBS' pioneering reality series is being shot in the African nation of Gabon.

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< 00:17 "favorites, Parvati "

Jeff Probst

"Survivor" host Jeff Probst announces that Parvati wins the million dollars. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:11 "vote tonight"

Eliza Orlins

Eliza has a score to settle with Amanda at the final Tribal Council. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:17 "of you"

Amanda Kimmel

Amanda makes her pitch to the final Tribal Council why she should win. )

< 00:12 "of you"

Parvati Shallow

Parvati tells the final Tribal Council she had to be a ruthless flirt.

< 00:18 "sympathy votes "

Alexis Jones

Alexis wants to know if Amanda's tears where real when she voted Cirie out at the next to last Tribal Council. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:22 "my personality "

Natalie Bolton

Natalie wants to know how Parvati used her sexuality to advance in the game. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:15 "with Oz"

James Clement

Parvati tries to explain to James why she had to betray some in their alliance. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:18 "does hurt"

Oscar "Ozzy" Lusth

Ozzy is on the verge of tears as he confronts Pavarti. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions ) )

< 00:09 "met you"

Oscar "Ozzy" Lusth

Ozzy tells Amanda he found something more important than money. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

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Excerpt of theme

Archive audio of "Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs. Favorites" theme. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

"SURVIVOR" - REUNION

NEW YORK (AP) -- James was a favorite on two seasons of "Survivor." But he also came up short. Now, the buff gravedigger has something to show for his efforts. During last night's live reunion show, host Jeff Probst announced James wins a $100,000 prize in a viewer voted contest. As for the love affair between Ozzy and Amanda -- that's still going strong. But Ozzy at first joked he lost his job and couldn't provide for Amanda off the island. Erik has no regrets about getting conned out of his Immunity Idol by the ladies of the final four. He got cheers from the crowd when he said just doesn't have the conniving personality it takes to win "Survivor."

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< 00:17 "people basically"

Parvati Shallow

Parvati says forming the women's alliance was key to her victory. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions ) )

< 00:17 "really hard"

Amanda Kimmel

Amanda says it's been tough doing two "Survivor" series back-to-back. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions ) )

< 00:12 "live down"

Jason Siska

Jason says he kept the fake Immunity Idol Ozzy used to con him out of the game. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:16 "with that "

Erik Reichenbach

Erik says even though giving up his Immunity Idol was considered a dumb move, he doesn't regret it. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:13 "a picture"

James Clement

James, who's a gravedigger, says a grieving woman wanted a better look at him after "Survivor" made him famous. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

< 00:17 "all right "

Oscar "Ozzy" Lusth

Ozzy has a little fun with host Jeff Probst, when Probst asks about Ozzy's relationship with Amanda. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions ) )

< 00:08 "love you "

Michael "Mikey B" Bortone

Mikey B says he didn't know his mother was suffering from a terminal illness while he was shooting the series. COURTESY: CBS and Mark Burnett Productions )

"AMERICAN IDOL" - CONTESTANTS GO HOME

UNDATED (AP) -- All three finalists on "American Idol" were sent home on Friday, but just to visit. David Archuleta performed at his high school football stadium in Murray, Utah. Syesha Mercado sang the national anthem at the Tampa Bay Rays game in Florida. And Missouri and Kansas City officials declared Friday "David Cook Day" before he sang to the crowd in the suburb of Blue Springs. They're back in Hollywood tomorrow to try and win over the rest of America.

HULK HOGAN'S SON GOES TO JAIL

CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) -- Hulk Hogan's 17-year-old son is in jail. Nick Bollea was sentenced to eight months behind bars after he pleaded no contest to causing a crash that critically injured his friend. He will also serve five years of probation and not be able to drive for three years. The injured friend's family has filed a civil suit against Bollea's parents, saying they're liable for their son's actions. The friend's mother says "speeding to Nick was a badge of honor. I'm not seeking revenge, only justice." Bollea's mom says her family is dealing with a void that can't be filled.

BARBARA WALTERS REFUSES TO DEBATE STAR JONES

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Barbara Walters prefers to remember the Star Jones who was so nice to her on "The View" rather than the Star Jones who is now attacking her about her autobiography. Jones lashed out at Walters, accusing her of revealing her affair with Senator Edward Brooke just to sell copies of "Audition." But Walters wouldn't get into a debate with Jones. She told AP Radio that Jones is having enough trouble as it is without her piling on. She says Jones "is going through a difficult time now" and she doesn't want to "add to her difficulties." Jones is going through a divorce and is in between jobs. Jones lashed out at Walters after she wrote in her book that the women of "The View" had to "lie" for Jones because she refused to admit she had her stomach stapled. Jones preferred to say she lost weight by eating less and doing Pilates.

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Michael Weinfeld

Barbara Walters is preferring to remember Star Jones as she was, not as the person who's leveling accusations at her now. AP Entertainment Editor Michael Weinfeld spoke with Walters about Jones' response to her memoirs.

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Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters says she prefers not to add to Star Jones' troubles by responding to her accusations about Walters' memoirs. )

< 00:10 "Star's decision"

Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters says she and the women of "The View" covered up the fact that Star Jones had gastric bypass surgery because Jones asked them to.

< 00:12 "of Star"

Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters says she prefers to think of the good times she had with Star Jones on "The View."

< 00:00 "no impact"

Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters says she didn't write about her affair with Senator Edward Brooke to sell more books, she did it to give historial perspective.

UMA THURMAN SUES LANCOME

NEW YORK (AP) -- Uma Thurman is responding to Lancome's lawsuit against her by filing one of her own. She wants 15 million dollars from the company, saying that Lancome boosted its worldwide sales by helping retailers use her name and likeness in ads after her contract expired. Lancome claims the contract specifies that the company was not responsible if third parties used her name and face after the agreement was up. Lancome's lawyer says its lawsuit will take priority in court because it was filed first.

BOX OFFICE

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "Iron Man" isn't showing any rust. It takes another 50-million-dollars-plus to stay number-one for a second-straight weekend. But "Speed Racer" is having trouble at the starting line. The big-budget mix of live action and anime debuts at at number-two with just over 20 mil. That's far bellow studio expectations. The comedy "What Happens in Vegas," starring Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher, opens in a close third.

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Jamie Friar

"Iron Man" still has an iron grip. The AP's Jamie Friar reports on the weekend box office results. )

< 00:23 "2,1 "

Robert Downey Jr.

Here is Robert Downey Jr. in a scene from "Iron Man," convincing his computer that he is ready to fly.

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Here is a scene from "Speed Racer." )

"SPEED RACER" - CHRISTINA RICCI

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- An aggressive chimp made for a running gag between John Goodman and Christina Ricci on the set of "Speed Racer." The chimp grabbed Ricci's left breast and hung off of her. She didn't want to make the chimp any wilder, so she just whispered "help" and "ow." Goodman thought that was so funny, he imitated her for the entire shoot.

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Christina Ricci

Christina Ricci says an aggressive chimp made for a running gag between her and John Goodman. )

< 00:14 "like, what"

Christina Ricci

Christina Ricci says she had no idea she was going to be using martial arts in the movie until she got on the set.

< 00:08 "nervous, people"

Christina Ricci

Christina Ricci was asked if she was nervous auditioning for the Wachowski brothers since she's such a big fan of "The Matrix."

< 00:11 "and fun"

Christina Ricci

Christina Ricci says she liked the costumes the Wachowksi brothers picked out for her.

"THE FALL" - LEE PACE

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Lee Pace says the best way to scare audiences away is to tell them how good something is. So he's not saying too much about his new movie "The Fall," which opened Friday. He says "if you're told, 'there's an important movie coming out,' people would rather chew glass than go see it." Pace says the same thing happened with his TV show "Pushing Daisies." He told AP Television last month that there's this "very special TV show" that people should see. And it has struggled to gain a large audience.

DENNIS FARINA BUSTED

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Dennis Farina is out on bail. He's played a cop and was even a police officer in real life, but was charged with a felony at Los Angeles International Airport after police say a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage. Farina said he had forgotten the .22-caliber handgun was in his bag. Farina was released on $35,000 bail last night.

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