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Do you have a late night TV fan on your holiday shopping list?
You could give them a piece of entertainment history this year!
Plus, a newcomer knocks out the competition at the weekend box office.
Elizabeth Corridan has all your entertainment news in his Hollywood Minute.
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LATE NIGHT HOST JIMMY KIMMEL IS AUCTIONING OFF HIS DESK TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE SUPERSTORM SANDY RELIEF EFFORT.
THE CUSTOM-MADE "BROOKLYN-THEMED" DESK IS SIGNED BY KIMMEL, FELLOW LATE NIGHT HOST DAVID LETTERMAN, AND COMEDY CENTRAL STARS STEPHEN COLBERT AND JON STEWART.
ALL THREE MADE APPEARANCES ON KIMMEL'S SHOW LAST WEEK.
YOU CAN BID ON THE DESK ON CHARITYBUZZ DOT COM.
THE AUCTION CLOSES NOVEMBER 14TH.
ALL THE PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS.
FRIDAY NIGHT'S ALL-STAR TELETHON RAISED MILLIONS FOR THE RED CROSS.
CHRISTINA AGUILERA, BON JOVI, BILLY JOEL, AND MARY J. BLIGE WERE A FEW OF THE CELEBRITIES WHO DONATED THEIR VOICES TO THE CAUSE.
THE ONE-HOUR SHOW AIRED ON N-B-C AND ON THE NETWORK'S CABLE CHANNELS.
ACCORDING TO U-S-A TODAY, IT RAISED NEARLY 23-MILLION DOLLARS.
"WRECK IT RALPH' KICKS OFF THE HOLIDAY BOX OFFICE SEASON WITH A BANG.
THE ANIMATED FLICK TOOK IN MORE THAN 49-MILLION DOLLARS IN ITS DEBUT WEEKEND.
DENZEL WASHINGTON'S LATEST MOVIE "FLIGHT" SOARED PAST THE COMPETITION TO CLINCH THE NUMBER TWO SPOT.
TICKET SALE TOTALS HIT 25-MILLION DOLLARS.
"ARGO" ROUNDED OUT THE TOP THREE.
THE BEN AFFLECK MOVIE CONTINUES TO IMPRESS MOVIE-GOERS.
THIS WEEKEND, THE FILM BROUGHT IN MORE THAN TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
FOR HOLLYWOOD MINUTE, I'M ELIZABETH CORRIDAN.
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