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We'll now bring you the latest celebrity news including singer Amy Winehouse getting arrested,
Madonna back on top and Grand Theft Auto IV's big week.

More trouble for Amy Winehouse. The Grammy-winning soul singer was arrested on suspicion of drug offenses on Wednesday. The arrest is said to be related to a video given to police earlier this year. On January 22 The Sun newspaper published pictures from video footage allegedly showing Winehouse taking various illicit drugs. Winehouse, who was released with a caution on a separate charge for assault less than two weeks ago, was being held at a London police station after she turned herself in.

Madonna's in a familiar position this week as her new album "Hard Candy" debut at No. 1 on the U.S. album charts. It is the artist's seventh chart-topper, the second-most among female artists -- only Barbra
Streisand, with eight, has more. As a result, Mariah Carey's "E=MC2" was dethroned to No. 2 after two weeks on top.

Britney Spears, whose good behavior just earned her more visitation with her kids, was seen making a visit to a Hollywood recording studio soon after the good news was announced. The singer has been making progress in restoring order to her personal and business life.

It was a monster week for the video-game industry as sales of the title "Grand Theft Auto IV" cruised past the 500 million dollar mark in its first week. The game, which has drawn criticism for its graphic and
gratuitous violence, has sold 6 million units since its release.

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has won her battle to ban further publication of a long-lens photograph of her son, in a privacy case that could have a defining effect on the paparazzi and how they work. The judges ruled that the child of a famous parent should have the same rights as that of "ordinary" parents.

Lastly, Victoria's Secret super model Miranda Kerr hosted a Hollywood party to celebrate the launch of the lingerie retailer's latest fragrance, "Heavenly Kiss."