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CHANNEL CHANGESYDNEY: The SevenNetwork says it wishesJoe Hildebrand well af-ter the journalist andmedia personality waspoached by rival Ten forits newmorning show.‘‘We love Joe and wishhim all the best,’’ aspokeswoman forSeven said yesterday.The newspaper column-ist and television pre-senter is set to joinAustralian of the YearIta Buttrose as a panell-ist on the new Ten pro-gram, which will belaunched later in 2013.

JAGGERMOVESLONDON: Hundreds offestival-goers provedthey had the moves likeJagger by taking part ina Jumping Jack Flashmobat Glastonbury.The Jagger Off, ar-ranged by two RollingStones fans to celebratethe band’s first appear-ance at the festival, sawcrowds of people mimicSir Mick Jagger’s trade-mark dancemoves.

Eminem’s deadly scriptLOS ANGELES: Eminem sayshis addiction to prescriptiondrugs left him close to com-plete organ failure.

The 40-year-old rapper re-counts his brush with death inan interview for new docu-mentary How To Make MoneySelling Drugs.

He remembers being rushedto hospital in a critical con-dition after a night bingeing.

‘‘Xanax, Valium, tomato, to-

matoe — it’s the same thing . . .F*** it, take it,’’ he told film-maker Matthew Cooke. ‘‘Had Igot to the hospital about twohours later, I would have died.My organs were shuttingdown. My liver, kidneys,everything. They were gonnahave to put me on dialysis.

‘‘They didn’t think I wasgonna make it. My bottom wasgonna be death.’’

Eminem, whose real name

is Marshall Mathers, says hedismissed friends who toldhim he had an issue with sub-stance abuse. The star cameclean about his addiction onhis 2010 hit album Recovery.

‘‘I don’t know at what pointexactly it started to be a prob-lem. I just remember liking itmore and more,’’ Eminemsays in the film.

‘‘People tried to tell me that Ihad a problem. I would say

‘Get that f***ing person outtahere. I’m not out there shoot-ing heroin. I’m not f***ing outthere putting coke up my nose.I’m not smoking crack’.’’

The rapper admits he re-lapsed just a month after beingreleased from hospital.

But, he says he foundstrength in his role as a fatherto overcome his problems.

‘‘I’m looking at my kids and(realising) ‘I need to be here

for this’,’’ he muses. ‘‘Comingoff everything, I literally wasup 24 hours a day for threeweeks straight. And I mean,not sleeping, not even noddingoff for a f***king minute.

‘‘I had to regain motorskills, I had to regain talkingskills. It’s been a learning pro-cess. I’m growing. I couldn’tbelieve that anybody could benaturally happy without beingon something.’’

Actors Steve Buscemi and Michael Imperioli embrace at the funeral for actor James Gandolfini Picture: AFP

Moving farewell for Sopranos starNEW YORK: Family, friends andfans have united in grief in anemotional send-off for JamesGandolfini, star of the hit TVseries The Sopranos.

Gandolfini, a Golden Globe andthree-time Emmy winner for hisportrayal of New Jersey mobster

Tony Soprano, died on June 19 af-ter a heart attack in a hotel inRome. He was 51.

Mourners converged on Man-hattan’s Cathedral of Saint Johnthe Divine, an Episcopal churchthat is among the world’s biggest.

Some 1500 people filled the

pews. Present for the two-hour fu-neral were cast members of theHBO series, whose creator DavidChase delivered the eulogy in theform of a letter.

‘‘We both loved family, work,people, food, alcohol, talking,’’said Chase.

Bowie counts on TV roleLOS ANGELES: Re-clusive rocker DavidBowie has been offeredthe chance to return tothe small screen with arole on US horror ser-ies Hannibal.

The Under Pressure

star hasn’t acted on thesmall screen since 2007.

But Hannibal creatorand producer BryanFuller has asked thesinger to play Count Ro-bert Lector on seasontwo of the show.