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Christie's auction house says it will sell a celebrated Pablo Picasso portrait that was the subject of a dispute about its Nazi-era ownership.

"Portrait of Angel Fernandez de Soto" is expected to fetch between 30 million pounds and 40 million pounds ($45 million and
$60 million) in London on June 23.

The 1903 portrait, from Picasso's Blue Period, is being sold by composer Andrew Lloyd Webber's charitable foundation. Proceeds will go to its work promoting the arts.

A scholar says a play attributed to an 18th century playwright is probably the work of William Shakespeare.

University of Nottingham professor Brean Hammond says he can see the Shakespearean DNA in the play "Double Falsehood." He's been studying the work since 2002.

The work was written by Lewis Theobald, who had said he based his play on "Cardenio," Shakespeare's lost work. After it debuted on stage in 1727, few believed it was the work of the Bard and considered it a literary hoax.

Hammond said Tuesday he's quite certain "Double Falsehood" was born out of "Cardenio."

Betty White's dance card continues to fill.

The legendary comedian-actress has signed to co-star in the TV Land sitcom "Hot in Cleveland."

White, previously cast only for the pilot, plays the snarky but spry caretaker of the Cleveland home shared by three former L.A.
residents played by Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick. "Hot" is set to start its 10-episode season in June.

Actor Charlie Sheen is returning to court in Aspen on domestic violence charges stemming from a Christmas Day dispute with his wife.

An arraignment is scheduled for Monday afternoon.

Sheen is accused of putting a knife to the throat of Brooke Mueller Sheen while they vacationed in Aspen. He has denied the
allegations. He faces charges of menacing, criminal mischief and assault.

Sheen is the star of "Two and a Half Men" on CBS.

Madonna doesn't think a wife should withhold sex from a sloppy husband.

But she believes a wife should dispose of her late husband's prosthetic leg to spare the feelings of the wife's current mate.

 This was some of her relationship advice on NBC's "Marriage Ref," where she joined actor-comedians Larry David and Ricky
Gervais as a guest panelist on Thursday's edition.

The show invites its "experts" to help analyze real-life disputes between married couples, mostly for laughs. Host Tom Papa
makes the final ruling.