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NAME: US POLANSKI 20090928E TAPE: EF09/0918 IN_TIME: 10:37:46:24 DURATION: 00:02:13:11 SOURCES: ABC/HBO DATELINE: Los Angeles - 27 Sept 2009/FILE RESTRICTIONS: No Access NAmerica/Internet SHOTLIST ABC/HBO Documentary Films via ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Date, Location Unknown 1. Roman Polanski walking, followed by media, in the 1970s 2. Zoom into Polanski reading a newspaper in a cafe, shot through a window 3. Clip of Polanski's film "The Pianist" ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Los Angeles, California - 2003 4. Audience at the Academy Awards applauds when Polanski (who is not present) wins an Oscar for "The Pianist" 5. Harrison Ford accepting Oscar for Polanski ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Location Unknown - 1977 6. Polanski with his attorneys HBO Documentary Films via ABC - No Access N America/Internet 7. Various still film clips of then-13-year-old Samantha Geimer ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: California - date unknown 8. Shots of the California jail where Polanski spent 42 days ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Paris, France - date unknown 9. Various of Charles De Gaulle airport ABC - No Access N America/Internet Los Angeles, California - September 27, 2009 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Steve Cooley, Los Angeles District Attorney: (++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOTS++) "He wouldn't surrender himself. He fled this jurisdiction to avoid sentencing. He fled the jurisdiction. So it took this long because he was a fugitive. Well, now he's no longer a fugitive." ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Date, Location Unknown 11. Polanski walking ABC - No Access N America/Internet Paris, France - 1994 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Roman Polanski, Film Director: "I think at the time I had a hard time to persuade myself that it was wrong, because I don't think anybody was hurt. (Dissolve) Later on, I realised, you know, it's just, you know, I was too close to the forest to see the trees." HBO Documentary Films via ABC - No Access N America/Internet Poland, Date Unknown 13. Early black and white Polanski film shot in Poland ABC - No Access N America/Internet 14. Clip of Polanski's film "Rosemary's Baby" ABC File - No Access N America/Internet Date/Location Unknown 15. File of Polanski's wife, actress Sharon Tate, who was murdered by Charles Manson followers ABC - No Access N America/Internet 16. Clip of the Polanski film "Chinatown" ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Date and location unknown 17. Still photos of then-13-year-old Samantha Geimer ABC - No Access N America/Internet Recent 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Samantha Geimer, then 13 year old girl who Polanski had unlawful sexual intercourse with:(++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON STILLS++) "He asked me to like change and change in front of him and stuff. It didn't feel right. I didn't at that time have the like self-confidence to tell my, you know my mother and everyone, 'No, I'm not going to go.'" 19. Still photos of Geimer today, in her mid-40s ABC - No Access N America/Internet Date/Location unknown 20. Polanski looking over a balcony ABC - No Access N America/Internet Recent 21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Samantha Geimer, then 13 year old girl who Polanski had unlawful sexual intercourse with: (++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT++) "You know, if he could, I'm sure he'd go back and he wouldn't do it again." ABC - No Access N America/Internet FILE: Switzerland - Recent 22. Various of Polanski appearing on the red carpet at a film festival ABC - No Access N America/Internet Zurich, Switzerland - September 27, 2009 23. Pan of protestors outside the Zurich Film Festival 24. Man holding up "Free Polanski" pass 25. Various of pro-Polanski protestors outside film festival STORYLINE Acclaimed film director Roman Polanski was in his third day of detention after Swiss police arrested him Saturday on an international warrant as he arrived in Zurich to receive a lifetime achievement award from a film festival. Authorities in Los Angeles consider Polanski a "convicted felon and fugitive." The director had pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl. He was sent to prison for 42 days but then the judge tried to renege on the plea bargain. On the day of his sentencing in 1978, aware the judge would sentence him to more prison time, Polanski fled to France. He hasn't set foot on U.S. soil in 31 years, and he's avoided countries that might extradite him. He won an Oscar for The Pianist in 2003, and he had actor Harrison Ford collect it for him. "He fled this jurisdiction to avoid sentencing," said Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley. "It took this long because he was a fugitive. Well, now he's no longer a fugitive," Cooley added. Now, Polanski is in a Swiss jail awaiting an extradition hearing. Polanski was interviewed by ABC News in 1994: "I think at that time I had a hard time to persuade myself that it was wrong, because I don't think anybody was hurt," Polanski said at the time, adding, "Later on I realised, you know, it's just, you know, I was too close to the forest to see the trees." Polanski learned his trade in Poland and earned global acclaim with his first Hollywood feature, "Rosemary's Baby," released in 1968. The following year his actress wife, Sharon Tate and their unborn son were murdered by followers of Charles Manson. The film "Chinatown" followed in 1974 and then three years later, the unlawful sexual intercourse with 13-year old Samantha Geimer (GUY-MER) during a photo shoot. "He asked me to, like, change and change in front of him and stuff. It didn't feel right," Geimer said during a recent interview. Geimer, now in her 40s, said she has forgiven Polanski and dropped her charges against him. "If he could, I'm sure he'd go back and he wouldn't do it again," Geimer said in the interview. There have been strong shows of support from the film industry and even from the French government, who've rallied around the Oscar-winning director. Polanski's lawyers say they will put up a fight to prevent him being extradited back to the US. An international tug-of-war over the 76-year-old director escalated Monday as France and Poland urged Switzerland to free him on bail and pressed U.S. officials all the way up to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the case.

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NAME: SWI POLANSKI 2 20090927I TAPE: EF09/0918 IN_TIME: 10:02:19:09 DURATION: 00:03:21:23 SOURCES: AP/Telezurich DATELINE: Zurich, 27 Sept 2009/File RESTRICTIONS: See Shotlist SHOTLIST: TELEZURICH - NO ACCESS SWITZERLAND Zurich, Switzerland - 27 September 2009 1. Close-up of poster reading (English) "I want my master class with Polanski" held by people protesting at arrest of film director Roman Polanski 2. Close-up of poster reading (English) "Drop charges" 3. Mid shot of protesters holding posters protesting Polanski arrest 4. Close-up of poster accusing Swiss authorities of trading Swiss bankers' secrets for Roman Polanski with the US 5. Close-up of poster reads: (English) "Free Polanski" 6. Various of protesters and posters 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) No name given, woman protesting at Swiss arrest of Roman Polanski, vox pop: "I think it's an outrage what happened this morning. It seems to us having watched the documentary about everything that happened, the history of what happened, that this is clearly a way to hunt for publicity and not just for justice. The fact that it happened this morning out of every other day ever, when he was supposed to attend the film festival, seems like it is just for publicity. Like it has always been for every judge that tries this case, they were interested in publicity and PR not justice." AP TELEVISION Zurich, Switzerland - 27 September 2009 8. Wide of airport runway 9. Plane coming in to land 10. Airport terminal 11. Various of police headquarters 12. Wide shot exterior Zurich Film Festival venue 13. Various exteriors of venue TELEZURICH - NO ACCESS SWITZERLAND Zurich, Switzerland - 27 September 20009 14. Set-up shot of Otto Weisser, friend of Roman Polanski 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Otto Weisser, friend of Roman Polanski: "This is for me a shock, I am ashamed to be Swiss, that Swiss is doing such a thing to brilliant fantastic genius. That million and million people love his work, he's a brilliant guy and he made a little mistake 32 years ago. What a shame for Switzerland." AP TELEVISION Zurich, Switzerland - 27 September 2009 16. Wide shot lake, bridge, people sitting near water 17. Zurich Film Festival flags flying AP TELEVISION FILE: Cannes, France - 25 May 2005 18. Various of film director Roman Polanski on red carpet, being photographed AP TELEVISION FILE: Paris, France - 28 February 2008 19. Roman Polanski, Film Director leaving fashion show UPSOUND: voice over STORYLINE: Director Roman Polanski was arrested by Swiss police when he arrived in Zurich and the Oscar winner now faces possible extradition to the United States for having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl, authorities said on Sunday. Polanski was due to receive an honorary award at the Zurich Film Festival, when he was apprehended Saturday at the airport, the Swiss Justice Ministry said in a statement. It said US authorities have sought the arrest of the 76-year-old director around the world since 2005. Polanski fled the US in 1978, a year after pleading guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with the underaged girl. The director of such classic films as "Chinatown" and "Rosemary's Baby" has asked a US appeals court in California to overturn a judges' refusal to throw out his case. He claims misconduct by the now-deceased judge who had arranged a plea bargain and then reneged on it. The Swiss statement said Polanski was in "provisional detention for extradition," but added he would not be transferred to US authorities until all proceedings are completed. Polanski can contest his detention and any extradition decision in the Swiss courts, it said. Polanski has lived for the past three decades in France, where his career has continued to flourish, and he received a directing Oscar in absentia for the 2002 movie "The Pianist". Polanski has not been extradited from France because his crime reportedly was not covered under treaties between the United States and France. He has avoided travelling to countries likely to extradite him. For instance, he testified by video link from Paris in a 2005 libel trial in London against Vanity Fair magazine because he did not want to enter Britain for fear of being arrested. In Paris, Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand said he was "dumbfounded" by Polanski's arrest, adding that he "strongly regrets that a new ordeal is being inflicted on someone who has already experienced so many of them". Those comments referred to the fact that Polanski, a native of France who was taken to Poland by his parents, escaped Krakow's Jewish ghetto as a child and lived off the charity of strangers. His mother died at the Auschwitz Nazi death camp. Polanski worked his way into filmmaking in Poland, gaining an Oscar nomination for best foreign-language film in 1964 for his "Knife in the Water". Offered entry to Hollywood, he directed the classic "Rosemary's Baby" in 1968. But his life was shattered again in 1969 when his wife, actress Sharon Tate, and four other people were gruesomely murdered by followers of Charles Manson. Sharon Tate was eight months pregnant at the time. Polanski went on to make another American classic, "Chinatown", which was released in 1974. In 1977, he was accused of raping the teenager while photographing her during a modelling session. The girl said Polanski plied her with champagne and part of a Quaalude pill at Jack Nicholson's house while the actor was away. She said that, despite her protests, he performed oral sex, intercourse and sodomy on her. Polanski was allowed to plead guilty to one of six charges, unlawful sexual intercourse, and was sent to prison for 42 days of evaluation. Lawyers agreed that would be his full sentence, but the judge tried to renege on the plea bargain. Aware the judge would sentence him to more prison time and require his voluntary deportation, Polanski fled to France. The victim, Samantha Geimer, who long ago identified herself publicly, has joined in Polanski's bid for dismissal, saying she wants the case to be over. She sued Polanski and reached an undisclosed settlement. Zurich Film Festival organisers said on Sunday that Polanski's detention had caused "shock and dismay," but said they would go ahead with Sunday's planned retrospective of the director's work. Otto Weisser, a friend of Polanski told reporters "I am ashamed to be Swiss, that Swiss is doing such a thing to brilliant fantastic genius. That million and million people love his work, he's a brilliant guy and he made a little mistake 20 years ago." "What a shame for Switzerland", he said.

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AP-APTN-1300: US CFDA Obama Tuesday, 16 June 2009 STORY:US CFDA Obama- NEW Michelle Obmam honoured by fashion world LENGTH: 05:52 RESTRICTIONS: Check script for details TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP Ents / CFDA STORY NUMBER: 609882 DATELINE: New York, 15 June 2009 LENGTH: 05:52 SHOTLIST (including transcript) :- CFDA Location unknown, recent 1. SOUNDBITE (English) First Lady Michelle Obama: (pre-recorded acceptance speech) "Good evening everyone and thanks so much to all of you at the CFDA for this unexpected honour. The past year has been an extraordinary time for me and I want to thank the many designers who have so graciously and beautifully played a part in it. The ingenuity and craftsmanship of American designers contributes so much to our economy and to our culture." Associated Press Television New York, 15 June 2009 2. Wide shot, Tracey Ullman poses for photographers 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Tracey Ullman, Comedian: "She just looks great in things. She carries things well. Her deportment is wonderful and I love that she tries mixing things up. She doesn't look like someone said, 'You wear this.' You know she makes her own decisions and budget things and some expensive pieces and she's just very comfortable in herself anyway. So she looks fabulous in most things and I love when she met the queen in a cardigan. That killed me. But you know, she's great." POOL - AP Clients Only London, UK, 1 April 2009 4. Barack and Michelle Obama meeting with Queen Elizabeth II Associated Press Television New York, 15 June 2009 5. Medium shot, Designer Vera Wang poses for photographers 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Vera Wang, Designer: "Well I think her style is great because she's somebody who actually loves fashion. But I don't think she's trying to make a career out of it. And I think as a first lady that's kind of extraordinary." POOL Washington, DC, 20 January 2009 7. Wide shot, Barack and Michelle Obama walking in inaugural parade Associated Press Television New York, 15 June 2009 8. Medium shot, designer Jason Wu and Daine Kruger speak to reporters 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Wu. Designer: "I think Michelle Obama has really transformed how America looks at fashion and it's been really great that she's being honoured tonight and as a young designer I'm just so thrilled that we have a first lady that has such great taste." CFDA Location unknown, recent 10. SOUNDBITE (English) First Lady Michelle Obama: (pre-recorded acceptance speech) "Designers from Levi Strauss to the reigning 7th Avenue giants have had a global influence, exporting not just fashion, but the American spirit as well. I'd like to commend the leadership of the CFDA for encouraging the creativity and innovation that is vital in every industry but especially important to this particular art form. Though the mentoring, training and scholarship programs you provide to up and coming designers you are not only empowering the next generation of artists to make their dreams come true, but you're securing a bring future for the entire industry as well." Associated Press Television New York, 15 June 2009 11. Medium shot, Heidi Klum and Michael Kors speak to reporters 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Heidi Klum, Super Model/TV Personality: "I think it shows that beauty and brains can also have a lot of style. And that not just, women who are in politics have to wear dark blues and greys and dark greens and it's all a bit sad. I think that she put a lot of colour into politics and I think that a lot of women admire her. They admire her for her beauty, for her brains, but also because she has a lot of style. I think she is playful. She's not so boring." SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Kors, Designer: "I think dressing Mrs. Obama for me has been such a pleasure because she really is indicative of how so many modern women want to look. She enjoys fashion but she doesn't want it to rule her life. And I think she likes playing around with clothes. Expressing herself, she knows that fashion's a big part of expressing yourself. And it doesn't mean that you're any less intelligent or brilliant because she's all of that. And she's really been a great flag-waver for American fashion around the world." 13. Wide shot, Heidi Klum and Michael Kors speak to reporters POOL - (via ABC) - AP Clients Only Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 13 March 2009 14. Michelle Obama walks into a room of US Army Airborne troops and families POOL - AP Clients Only London, UK, 2 April 2009 15. Wide of Michelle Obama walking to speaker's podium Associated Press Television New York, 15 June 2009 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Kenneth Cole, designer: "Michelle's natural comfort with who she is and how she appears is very extraordinary and it's uncontrived and it's very natural, clearly. And I think it's inspiring to all of us." 17. Medium shot, Jack White and designer Anna Sui speak to reporters 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Anna Sui, Designer: "I think it's incredible. I think that she's made it more egalitarian and I think that that's good. We were going the wrong way. It was just getting too luxe and too extreme. And now there's a whole new style and it looks so fresh. " 19. Wide shot, Padma Lakshmi poses for photographers 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Padma Lakshmi, Host, Top Chef: "I think it's been really vast, the fact that she's not a twig, the fact that she has curves. The fact that she loves to wear bold colour and is not afraid of fashion and really seems to enjoy fashion while retaining her own identity is I think really, really applaud-able. And you never get the sense that even though she is so well put together that it in any way prevents her from being a woman with great gravitas, great intelligent and great accomplishment. And it just shows you what I've always believed to be true, that you can be smart and really beautiful at the same time." 21. Medium shot, Designer Rachel Roy poses on red carpet 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachael Ray, Designer: "I think what she's done for American fashion is phenomenal, particularly young designers. And the sense of edge and what she loves; Rick Owens and a little Asdine, right up my alley." CFDA Location unknown, recent 23. SOUNDBITE (English) First Lady Michelle Obama: (pre-recorded acceptance speech) "To both the legends and the future legends I'm honoured to celebrate your craft with you tonight. And on behalf of men and women everywhere I want to thank you all for making fashion liberating, inspiring but most of all fun." FIRST LADY OF FASHION HONORED BY THE CFDA Michelle Obama keeps feeling the love from the fashion world. She was honoured with a special tribute from the Council of Fashion Designers of America board of directors for her contributions to the world of fashion. Although she was missing from the crowd at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on Monday (15 JUNE 2009), Obama's presence was felt throughout the star-studded ceremony, which included Heidi Klum, Blake Lively and Kirsten Dunst. Klum said that Mrs. Obama's style has revolutionised political fashion: "I think it shows that beauty and brains can also have a lot of style. And that not just a lot of women who are in politics have to wear dark blues and grays and dark greens and it's all a bit sad. I think that she put a lot of colour into politics and I think that a lot of women admire her for her beauty, for her brains, but also because she has a lot of style." Designer Michael Kors has had the honour of dressing the first lady. "I think she likes playing around with clothes, expressing herself," said Kors" I think she knows that fashion's a big part of expressing yourself. And it doesn't mean that you're any less intelligent or brilliant because she's all of that." The evening's host, Tracey Ullman, poked fun at Mrs. Obama's preppy looks: "She looks fabulous in most things and I love when she met the queen in a cardigan. That killed me." Designer Anna Sui was also celebrated on Monday with a lifetime achievement award. She says Mrs. Obama caused a shift in trends. "I think she's made it more egalitarian and I think that's good," said Sui. "We were going the wrong way. It was just getting too luxe and too extreme. And now there's a whole new style and it looks so fresh." Three designers that Mrs. Obama has been known to wear - Narciso Rodriguez, Jason Wu and Thakoon Panichgul - also received CFDA nominations. "I think Michelle Obama has really transformed how America looks at fashion," said Wu. "And it's been really great that she's being honoured tonight and as a young designer I'm just so thrilled that we have a first lady that has such great taste." 'Top Chef' host Padma Lakshmi commended Mrs. Obama fearlessness: "The fact that she's not a twig. The fact that she has curves. The fact that she loves to wear bold colour and is not afraid of fashion and really seems to enjoy fashion while retaining her own identity is I think really, really applaud-able." Obama accepted her award via a pre-taped video speech. Wearing a crisp white button-down shirt and two strands of pearls, she spoke of fashion as an American "art form" with "ingenuity and craftsmanship that contribute so much to our economy and culture." "Designers from Levi Strauss to the reigning 7th Avenue giants have had a global influence, exporting not just fashion, but the American spirit as well," she said. "I want to thank you all for making fashion liberating, inspiring and most of all fun." The evening's other big winners included newcomers Rodarte, Proenza Schouler and Alexander Wang. CLEARANCE DETAILS APTN (Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-06-16-09 0924EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1300: US CMT Awards preview Tuesday, 16 June 2009 STORY:US CMT Awards preview- REPLAY Taylor Swift, Brad Paisley rehearse for CMT awards LENGTH: 04:16 RESTRICTIONS: Check script for details TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP Television STORY NUMBER: 609881 DATELINE: Nashville, Tennessee, 15 June 2009 LENGTH: 04:16 CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: COMMERCIAL MUSIC, MUSIC VIDEO AND OR PERFORMANCES, MUST BE CLEARED ACCORDING TO YOUR OWN LOCAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE AND COPYRIGHT AGREEMENTS WITH YOUR APPLICABLE COLLECTING SOCIETY. DETAILS OF THE TRACKS, WHERE AVAILABLE, MAY BE FOUND AT THE END OF THE SCRIPT.YOU HAVE EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR USE OF ALL AND ANY CONTENT INCLUDED WITHIN THE SERVICE, AND FOR LIBEL, PRIVACY, COMPLIANCE AND THIRD PARTY RIGHTS APPLICABLE TO THEIR TERRITORY. SHOTLIST (including transcript) :- AP Television Nashville, Tennessee, 15 June 2009 1. Wide pan workers preparing arrivals area for 2009 CMT Music Awards to 2009 CMT Music Awards sign 2. Wide interior of arrivals area 3. Sommet Center electronic sign: "CMT AWARDS JUNE 16" 4. INT Tilt down from monitor to Sommet Center stage 5. Medium place card with event attendees' names and photographs 6. Kellie Pickler place card 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Kellie Pickler/Musician: "The thing that makes the CMT Awards different from any other awards show is that it's completely fan voted, and it's really all about the fans." 8. UPSOUND (English) Taylor Swift/Musician: "I can see how you think that, but that's my next dream, you know. I want to be in the NFL." CMT 9. Still image: Taylor Swift and Def Leppard AP Images 10. Still image: T-Pain AP Television Nashville, Tennessee, 15 June 2009 11. UPSOUND (English) Taylor Swift/Musician, on reports T-Pain will be performing with her at tonight's CMT Music Awards: "Well the T-Pain thing, it's not really specified what that collaboration is yet, and so it's been really fun to keep that a secret, because we've never confirmed if it's a performance or if it's a something else. You never know. You know, you should watch it." (Reporters laugh.) AP Television Nashville, Tennessee, 15 June 2009 12. UPSOUND (English) Taylor Swift/Musician: "I do have this dream where I want to be in the NFL." 13. Wide Lady Antebellum on stage at 2009 CMT Music Awards rehearsal 15. Wide shot Lady Antebellum rehearse 'Lookin' for a Good Time' 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Charles Kelley/Musician, Lady Antebellum: "I was just going to say yeah, one of the cool things is the stage this year is so exciting, there's so many different little jut outs and stuff, and it's visually very appealing." Hillary Scott/Musician, Lady Antebellum: "And all the lighting and everything when we were just running through our rehearsal, I really think it's going to blow people's minds, just how bright and colourful it is. It's going to be a lot of fun." 15. Various Brad Paisley rehearses 'Then' 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley/Musician, on his latest single, 'Then', which he'll perform at the 2009 CMT Music Awards: "Well, yeah, it's as heartfelt as I've ever written anything. In the writing process of the song 'Then,' I found myself in the middle of the last few months of our - I say 'our' because I think that's the wrong term - of her pregnancy. There's no 'our' about it." 17. Mid shot place cards for Brad Paisley and wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley/Musician, on his latest single, 'Then', which he'll perform at the 2009 CMT Music Awards: "The day before the birth, you think you love somebody. And then 24 hours later, after watching what a woman goes through, again, you stand corrected. You thought you couldn't love her more, but no, not true." 19. Mid shot Brad Paisley rehearses 'Then' 20. Electronic sign: "2009 CMT Music Awards" 21. Wide shot Darius Rucker rehearses 'Alright' 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Darius Rucker/Musician, on playing the 2009 CMT Music Awards: "Crazy. I mean, it's another one of those things where I have to sit back and pinch myself to realise all this stuff is happening, because there's a lot of big names out there playing the show, and they've penciled me in, too, and that's pretty cool." 23. Wide shot Darius Rucker rehearses 'Alright' SWIFT'S DREAMY CMT OPENER Taylor Swift's top secret CMT Music Awards opener promises to be nothing but a dream sequence. Although staffers and crew have been sworn to secrecy about the show open, country and pop queen Swift and host Bill Engvall were in plain sight shooting a portion of the segment backstage Monday (15 JUNE 2009) at Sommet Center, the site of tonight's 2009 CMT Music Awards. "I can see how you think that," Swift could be overheard repeatedly saying in the scripted dialogue directed to Engvall. "But that's my next dream, you know. I want to be in the NFL." Fantasy-football sequence or not, Swift, 19, is set to perform tonight with veteran rock band Def Leppard, her co-headliner on a recent episode of 'Crossroads' series, for which they are CMT Awards nominees. And backstage at the CMA Music Festival Sunday, Swift also confirmed reports that rapper T-Pain will play some part in her appearance on tonight's show. "Well, the T-Pain thing, it's not really specified what that collaboration is yet," she teased. "It's been really fun to keep that a secret, because we've never confirmed if it's a performance or if it's something else. You never know. You know, you should watch it." The 2009 CMT Music Awards airs in the U.S. Tuesday night at 8 EDT. CLEARANCE DETAILS APTN (Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-06-16-09 0924EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1300: US Michaelangelo Tuesday, 16 June 2009 STORY:US Michaelangelo- REPLAY Exhibition of what is thought to be Michelangelo's first painting LENGTH: 02:10 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 609823 DATELINE: New York, 15 June 2009 LENGTH: 02:10 SHOTLIST (including transcript) :- AP Television New York 15 June 2009 1. Wide exterior of Metropolitan Museum of Art 2. Close-up of Michelangelo exhibit banner reads "Michelangelo's First Painting" 3. Various of man looking at Michelangelo's 'Torment of Saint Anthony' 4. Close-up of man looking at Michelangelo's 'Torment of Saint Anthony' 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Keith Christiansen, Curator Department of European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: "To tell you the truth there, a detail in the picture that immediately convinced me and it may seem like an incidental detail but it is precisely because it was so incidental, excuse me if I make my point (walks over to point to painting) along the edge of the rocks here, there's dense cross hatching, almost awkwardly dense cross hatching. When I looked and I thought that this is exactly what we find in Michelangelo's earliest pen drawings, this precise kind of hatching, nobody but Michelangelo does this. And then as you look to the face of Saint Anthony to the hands and so forth, all of these remind me of aspects of his earliest sculptures from 1490-92. This looks to me exactly, it's got all the finger marks, finger prints of the young Michelangelo." 6. Various of Michelangelo's 'Torment of Saint Anthony' 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Keith Christiansen, Curator Department of European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: "He has actually corrected, tightened up the composition and he has in fact given all the monsters a much more real, animal like character." 8. Pan from Michelangelo's 'Torment of Saint Anthony' to Martin Schongauer's: 'Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons' 9. Close-up of Martin Schongauer's: 'Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons' 10. Wide of man looking at Michelangelo's 'Torment of Saint Anthony' MICHELANGELO'S TEENAGE TORMENT An exhibit showing what is believed to be Michelangelo Buonarroti's first painting marked the start of a summer-long exhibition at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art on Tuesday. Michelangelo known for his sculptures and drawings was an accomplished painter before ever learning to carve marble. He studied in Florence during his youth and it is during this time the work on display 'Torment of Saint Anthony' comes. The work is a copy of a well-known engraving of the time named 'Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons' by Martin Schongauer (1448-1491.) Experts believe Michelangelo was 12 or 13-years-old when he made it. The two works hang side by side at the exhibition for comparison. Keith Christiansen curator for the department of European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art says he believes the painting is Michelangelo's first because of the "almost awkwardly dense cross hatching". "When I looked and I thought that this is exactly what we find in Michelangelo's earliest pen drawings, this precise kind of hatching, no body but Michelangelo does this," Christiansen said. The Met will show 'Torment of Saint Anthony' until early September. APTN (Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-06-16-09 0924EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1300: UK Metal Hammer 2 Tuesday, 16 June 2009 STORY:UK Metal Hammer 2- NEW Highlights of Metal Hammer Golden God Awards LENGTH: 06:34 RESTRICTIONS: Check script for details TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP Ents/VNR STORY NUMBER: 609883 DATELINE: London, UK, 15 June 2009 LENGTH: 06:34 CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: COMMERCIAL MUSIC, MUSIC VIDEO AND OR PERFORMANCES, MUST BE CLEARED ACCORDING TO YOUR OWN LOCAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE AND COPYRIGHT AGREEMENTS WITH YOUR APPLICABLE COLLECTING SOCIETY. DETAILS OF THE TRACKS, WHERE AVAILABLE, MAY BE FOUND AT THE END OF THE SCRIPT.YOU HAVE EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR USE OF ALL AND ANY CONTENT INCLUDED WITHIN THE SERVICE, AND FOR LIBEL, PRIVACY, COMPLIANCE AND THIRD PARTY RIGHTS APPLICABLE TO THEIR TERRITORY. SHOTLIST (including transcript) :- AP Entertainment London UK, 15 June 2009 1. Wide shot venue Indigo2 2. Mid shot arrival shot Biff Byford, Saxon 3. Mid shot Behemoth 4. Mid shot Five Finger Death Punch give interview 5. Mid shot Steve Vai gives interview 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Steve Vai (offering advice for new rockers) "Well there's a lot of distractions in the music business and there can be a lot of distractions in life, but if you love the guitar than everything else is gravy. Nothing else is as important as your relationship with your guitar." 5. Mid shot Anthrax 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Anthrax (on being metal pioneers): Scott Ian: "We didn't know we were pioneers until like about a month ago. You can only realise you're a pioneer until about 20 years later when people tell you you're a pioneer." Dan Nelson: "I knew my whole life." Scott Ian: "When we were doing that stuff it was just because we love music so we never really thought about it at the time." Rob Caggiano: "Pioneering to us never came into the story." Scott Ian: "Exactly." 7. Mid shot Steel Panther ++CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE, BITE CONTAINS PROFANITY 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Steel Panther (on Steel Panther's mission to bring Metal music to the world): "So far we've f**king brought it back to London. It's totally coming back. I mean these girls they were into hip hop when we met them, now they're f**king into Motley Crue and Steel Panther." 9. Mid shot Anvil 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Robb Reiner, Drummer, Anvil (on performing at awards): "It's going to be great, there's nothing like rocking for your fellow metal brothers." VNR 11. Iron Maiden accept 'Best UK Band' and 'Golden Gods' AP Entertainment London UK, 15 June 2009 12. Wide shot Iron Maiden drummer Nico McBrain with awards 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Nico McBrain, Drummer Iron Maiden: "I do actually have my own award here, and I have Adrian's I do believe, Mr Smith's here - it's going to cost him about 200 quid to get this back." 14. Close up tilt award to Anvil, SOUNDBITE (English) Steve "Lips" Kudlow, Anvil: (Reporter: "Metal as a word I can't mention on the television." Kudlow: "Metal as Fun." 15. Wide shot Anvil pose for photographers 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Steve "Lips" Kudlow, Anvil: "It's not even a question of overdue or not overdue or expected or unexpected, it's just the whole thing is a miraculous turn of events that is unbelievable and I am...I couldn't be at a better place in my life and at a better age to appreciate it with full open heart. It's just amazing." SOUNDBITE (English) Robb Reiner, Drummer, Anvil: "I second that." VNR 17. Saxon accept 'Spirit of Hammer' award AP Entertainment London UK, 15 June 2009 18. Wide shot Saxon 19. Close up award 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Biff Byford, Saxon: "They're telling me that it's for being together for 30 years. That's what it's about, so that's cool." 21. Mid shot Best Underground Band, Behemoth 22. Wide shot best breakthrough band, Five Fingered Death Punch 23. Close up award 24. SOUNDBITE (English) Ivan Moody, Five Finger Death Punch "We started off and nobody gave us credit and I'm going to say it truthfully and bluntly from my heart, with a name like Five Finger Death Punch you're overlooked, especially in metal, and just to get something like this, I hope that it's the first of many accolades for us and we...I say that this is we as a unit, this band has earned it. We've squabbled together, we've bled and died together for the last three years, everything from playing at eleven o'clock in the morning to eleven o'clock at night and..." SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Snell, Five Finger Death Punch: "Sharing socks." SOUNDBITE (English) Ivan Moody, Five Finger Death Punch: "...Absolutely." SOUNDBITE (English) Zoltan Bathory, Five Finger Death Punch: "Yes. (Indecipherable)." SOUNDBITE (English) Ivan Moody, Five Finger Death Punch: "This is to the troops that I'm surrounded by and every single fan that's stuck by us so I'm absolutely proud." VNR ++ CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE - FOOTAGE CONTAINS PROFANITY 25. Slipknot accept Best International Band via video link 26. Announcement Riff Lord award to Steve Vai, Vai accepts AP Entertainment London UK, 15 June 2009 27. Wide shot Steve Vai with Riff Lord award 28. SOUNDBITE (English) Steve Vai (on the look of his award) "It is very cool, I mean it's very threatening and it's very metal and it makes you want to go play the guitar, play some loud riffs." VNR 29. Performance Saxon 'Battalions of Steel' METAL HAMMER AWARDS HONOUR THOSE WHO ROCK Rockers including Saxon, Antrhax and Anvil gathered in London Monday (15 JUNE 2009), for the seventh Metal Hammer Golden God awards. Guitar virtuoso Steve Vai made a special appearance at the Indigo2 venue to collect the 'Riff Lord' award. On the red carpet, the Grammy award winner had advice for newcomers to the rock scene. "Well there's a lot of distractions in the music business and there can be a lot of distractions in life," Vai said, "but if you love the guitar than everything else is gravy. Nothing else is as important as you're relationship with your guitar." In addition to the award show, thrash metal icons Anthrax played a rare intimate show for 500 fans, as part of three hours of live music on gig-boat stage HMS Anthrax. Widely considered pioneers of the genre, Anthrax say for them, it's all about the music. "We didn't know we were pioneers until about a month ago." insisted rhythm guitarist Scott Ian, "You can only realise you're a pioneer until about 20 years later when people tell you you're a pioneer." "When we were doing that stuff it was just because we love music so we never really thought about it at the time," he continued. Enjoying a new surge of success thanks to big screen documentary 'Anvil! The Story of Anvil', Anvil picked up the 'Metal as F**k' award. Steve "Lips" Kudlow from the band was delighted to accept it, despite their years of obscurity before the film: "It's not even a question of overdue or not overdue or expected or unexpected, it's just the whole thing is a miraculous turn of events that is unbelievable and I am...I couldn't be at a better place in my life and at a better age to appreciate it with full open heart. It's just amazing." Anvil also played live at the ceremony. The night's big winners included Iron Maiden, honoured as 'Golden Gods', and given the title 'Best UK Band' for the second year in a row. Slipknot won 'Best International Band' and 'Best Live Band'; Def Leppard were named 'Legends'. Saxon picked up the 'Spirit of Hammer' award - the group's Bill Byford explained why: "They're telling me that it's for being together for 30 years. That's what it's about, so that's cool." Lamb of God won 'Best Album' for 'Wrath', while Marilyn Manson was honoured with the 'Icon Award'. Marilyn Manson, Def Leppard and Slipknot did not attend. CLEARANCE DETAILS APTN (Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-06-16-09 0944EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM -------------------

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