This week's entertainment topics are...

MTV Chart : Local chart
This week - 1. Love the Unavailable (I-Nam)

Movies : Snakes alive!
What would you do to stay forever young � or more importantly, how much would you pay? The answer is obviously a lot, so when a pharmaceutical company finds out that the thick and misty jungles of Borneo may be home to the proverbial fountain of the youth, they quickly send a team of scientists to do some research.

On Screen : MOVIES COMING YOUR WAY...
Drama/Romance: RAISE YOUR VOICE (October 21, 2004) � Hillary Duff plays Terri Fletcher, star of a small-town church choir and a girl with a special gift: she can transform herself into a tree at will. We�re joking, of course; really, she has an amazing voice, which you�d probably expect from a choir member.

Gossip : CHER GOES BARE
Here�s a scary thought. While not sexist, ageist or anything-ist in any way, Student Weekly has learned that plastic-surgery-enhanced Cher, she of �Life After Love� fame, is going to take off all her clothes for a �men�s magazine.� Nothing new in that � many young hopefuls have done the same to pay their way as struggling stars and regretted it later. The difference being that Cher is going to proudly pose nude in 2006 to celebrate her 60th birthday, according to National Enquirer magazine. Whether this

Book : Grim reading
Title: The Darwin Awards 3
For those not in the know, the Internet-based Darwin Awards are named after Charles Darwin, who proposed that only the strongest and smartest members of a species survive, which strengthens the species as a whole. Therefore, human beings who kill or injure themselves out of stupidity are actually helping the rest of the human race evolve.

Music : Sound Check
Sane
With their chart-topping debut single �Rak Khan Hai Dee (Please Love Each Other)� and All 4 One-style black leather jackets, Sane have tried to position themselves an R&B act. There�s just one problem: Their album, Sound of Sanity, sounds more like easy-listening pop than soulful funk.