Lima, Peru (WFN) -- Isn't it ironic? Alanis Morissette recently offended fans at a concert in Peru by shouting, "Thank you Brazil." Her spokesman later told the British tabloid, "The Sun," that Alanis must have been "overwhelmed being in Peru."

NEW YORK -- A long-awaited Jane's Addiction documentary is finally hitting DVD after a four-year wait. "Three Days" -- which will be released Oct. 7 -- features scenes of singer Parry Farrell's talking with his rabbi about the Kaballah.

LOS ANGELES -- It's an honor Charlton Heston should always remember: He's the first person to receive the inaugural Charlton Heston Award, which the American Film Institute will start giving out annually to acknowledge individuals who've made contributions to TV and film.

HOLLYWOOD -- Does Patrick Stewart have a crush on Kelsey Grammer? No, but he'll be playing an opera director who does on an upcoming episode of "Frasier" airing Sept. 30.

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