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LADDER 49 PREMIERE
Cast member Balthazar Getty poses for photographers at the premiere of the film, 'Ladder 49' at The El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles, September 14, 2004. The Touchstone Pictures movie chronicles Baltimore firefighters and opens in the US October 1st. (UPI Photo/Francis Specker)

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John Paul Getty III dead at 54
John Paul Getty III, who had his ear sliced off by kidnappers as a teen, has died in England following a prolonged illness, a statement from his son revealed.
Getty, Huston to appear on 'Medium'
Rumer Willis, Balthazar Getty and Anjelica Huston have signed up to guest star on an upcoming episode of the U.S. supernatural drama series "Medium," NBC said.
Miller confirms she and Getty broke up
U.S.-born British actress Sienna Miller says she and her actor beau Balthazar Getty have ended their relationship of several months.
Hollywood stars Sienna Miller and Balthazar Getty have fallen "in love" since Getty separated from his wife last year, a source says.
Miller sues publishers over photos
Sienna Miller's lawyers say the film actress is suing the photo agency Big Pictures and publisher News International for invading her privacy.
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