Actress Mischa Barton is turning her back on the world of TV following the cancellation of her latest series The Beautiful Life - because she wants to focus on "more serious roles."

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NEW YORK (AP) — The CW network's "The Beautiful Life: TBL" has become the first television series from the new fall crop to be canceled.

Mischa Barton has blasted tabloid critics for convincing people she has "lost her marbles", insisting her recent health troubles are firmly in her past.

Anyone who wished for more of the five minute model segments on "Project Runway" can now look to "The Beautiful Life: TBL." Let me first start by acknowledging

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Mischa Barton has played down continued fears for her health following her hospitalization in July, insisting she is fine after "hitting rock bottom."

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Mischa Barton is planning to kickstart her career by launching an album of her own folk songs. Friends claim the actress turned to music to help her get through her recent rehab stint,