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WlnMUy 3A NEWSMAKERS COMPILED BY JANET SI IOISE ELITE Two of Mia's daughters arrested ANBURY. Conn. (AP) Two of actress Mia Farrow's daughters were arrested trying to steal $342 worth of lingerie, police said. Daisy Farrow Prevln, 16, and Lark Farrow Prevln, 18, attempted to smuggle a shopping bag full of bras, garter belts and panties out of the G. Fox department store at the Danbury Fair mall, police said.

The two were granted accelerated rehabilitation Friday. Their records will be erased Dec. 20 if they don't get Into further trouble. The two are the adopted Vietnamese children of Farrow and her former husband, conductor Andre Prevln. Rod says his hair's a surprise Gannett News Service LOS ANGELES In a Rollins Stone Interview, Rod Stewart reveals his hair-care regimen.

QUESTION: How long does ll take you to do your hair? ANSWER: Two minutes. How do you get It to look like that? Well, it's a matter of the hair dryer. You have to get one with enough volume. Then I tip my head toward the floor and dry the hair upside down while working In a circular fashion, adding some gel. Then It does what It Is supposed to do? No, it doesn't ever do that.

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