A Mexican judge has ruled TV star Duane 'Dog' Chapman cannot be extradited to Mexico to face kidnapping charges, ending a lengthy legal battle.

HONOLULU (AP) - A sidekick of TV bounty hunter Duane ''Dog'' Chapman turned himself in to authorities Friday after a shopping center security guard reported seeing him naked in his pickup truck, performing a lewd act, police said.

The American Film Institute (AFI) just announced the year's AFI "Moments of Significance." These seven noteworthy events were determined to have had an impact on the world of the moving image during the calendar year 2007.

A group of hardcore white supremacists have put a bounty on Duane 'Dog' Chapman's head after he publicly apologized for racial slurs he was caught using in a taped conversation.

TV star Duane 'Dog' Chapman forgives his son for selling a tape of a controversial conversation to a U.S. tabloid for cash. The star of reality TV show Dog, The Bounty Hunter was heard referring to his son Tucker's Latino girlfriend as a "whore" and a "n**ger" on the tape, which landed in the hands of editors at the National Enquirer. But Chapman insists he had his son's best interests in mind while making the comments and forgives him for selling the tape to the publication for $15,000.

The woman who Duane 'Dog' Chapman repeatedly referred to as a "whore" and a "n&%$#@" in a leaked audio tape recording is planning to sue the shamed TV star.

Shamed TV star Duane 'Dog' Chapman has urged fans of his reality show to "forgive him" for his recent racist slur. Production on the Dog The Bounty Hunter was halted by A&E television, the company behind the hit TV series, just days after a tape recording of Chapman's controversial phone conversation with his son ended up in the hands of editors at the National Enquirer.

Duane 'Dog' Chapman is "not a racist", according to his eldest son Christopher. Chapman, star of reality programme Dog, The Bounty Hunter, has been embroiled in controversy after he was heard referring to his other son Tucker's Latino girlfriend as a "whore" and a "n---er" in a tape recording - which was then sold to U.S. tabloid, the National Enquirer.

HONOLULU (AP) - Television bounty hunter Duane ''Dog'' Chapman's show has been pulled from the air indefinitely by A&E, two days after a private phone conversation in which the reality star used a racial slur repeatedly was posted online.

TV tough guy Duane Chapman broke down before his pastor on Wednesday after he was exposed as a racist by a tabloid. The star of reality TV show Dog, The Bounty Hunter was heard referring to his son's Latino girlfriend as a "whore" and a "n$#@!" on the tape, which landed in the hands of editors at the National Enquirer.