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Gary Coleman settles Utah man's injury lawsuit

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - An attorney says a personal injury lawsuit against actor Gary Coleman and his wife over an incident at a Utah bowling alley has been settled.

Dustin Lance, the attorney for Colt Rushton, says his client's suit against Coleman and Shannon Price was settled within the last 30 days. Court records show the suit was dismissed Tuesday.

Lance says he can't discuss the terms of the settlement.

Rushton sued Coleman over a September 2008 incident in which the actor allegedly hit Rushton with his truck in a Payson bowling alley parking lot after an altercation over photos.

In December 2008, Coleman pleaded no contest to a disorderly conduct charge stemming from the incident and was ordered to pay a $100 fine.

Cast of 'The Hangover' to appear at Golden Globes

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Expect a hangover at the Golden Globes.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which puts on the Globes, says the cast of the summer comedy "The Hangover" will serve as presenters at Sunday's ceremony, along with Felicity Huffman, Helen Mirren and Samuel L. Jackson.

Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis from "The Hangover" will present during the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Ricky Gervais at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, will be broadcast live on NBC.

Anne Hathaway wins Harvard theater award

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Oscar-nominated actress Anne Hathaway can add another honor to her list: a Hasty Pudding award.

She will receive the award at a roast scheduled for Jan. 28 by Hasty Pudding Theatricals at Harvard University. It's the nation's oldest undergraduate drama troupe.

The roast features the Harvard men in drag and takes place after a parade down Massachusetts Avenue near the university in Cambridge, Mass.

'One Tree Hill' actor Antwon Tanner gets prison

NEW YORK (AP) - An actor from the popular TV drama "One Tree Hill" will spend three months in prison for dealing in stolen Social Security numbers.

A Brooklyn judge ordered Antwon Tanner on Wednesday to report to prison on April 30. He'll serve five months in home detention after he's released.

Tanner is known for his TV role as a high school basketball star-turned-coach. He also appeared with Samuel L. Jackson in the 2005 movie "Coach Carter."

He admitted selling more than a dozen Social Security numbers for $10,000 to an undercover agent. His lawyer blamed it on "stupidity." Gregory Watts said Tanner suffered financial reversals and lost a $1-million house in California to foreclosure.