This week's "Hollywood Headlines" starts with news that shocked
Hollywood. The sudden death of Oscar winning actor Philip
Seymour Hoffman. He died of an apparent heroin overdose on
Sunday. He was found with a syringe is his arm, and 50 bags of
heroin in his apartment. He had a history of substance abuse and
spoke openly about his struggle. Police looked into where
Hoffman bought the drugs, and because of that, they were able to
seize more than 300 bags of heroin and arrest four people. A
private funeral is being held today.  Vanity Fair is being
praised for its most recent "Hollywood Issue" because it
features six African-American actors. These actors are meant to
represent the top tier of Hollywood talent. Prior to this, their
cover featured, at the most three people of color.  Clay Aiken
is going from "American Idol" to Congress. He is running a seat
to represent North Carolina's Second Congressional District. If
he wins the Democratic primary, he'll run against Republican
Representative Renee Elmers. She s