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A video camera was there to catch the movie star riding through a stop sign Friday

"I don't want her to go back to him," a relative tells PEOPLE

Charles Barkley's six-week exile from TNT's studio show after his drunken-driving arrest ends at 8 Thursday night, just in time for the Pistons-San Antonio game.

"NBA on TNT" analyst Charles Barkley, on leave since January after a DUI arrest in Arizona, will return to the air Thursday night. Turner Sports said Tuesday that Barkley would be in the studio for "Inside the NBA," which features Barkley as well as host Ernie Johnson and analyst Kevin Smith.

Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps will not face criminal charges in connection with a November party at which he was photographed using a bong, a South Carolina sheriff said Monday.

"He's reflecting on this situation," Brown, 44, a corrections officer, tells PEOPLE in an interview at his home outside Tappahannock, Va. "He's very remorseful. He's very concerned about the situation and he wants to make sure that [Rihanna's] okay.

"You hear a new one every five minutes, and some of them are getting kind of ridiculous," she said. "I really hope everyone will lay off and just let everybody who's involved figure out everything first."

Half-hour show will take a look at the events and ramifications surrounding alleged altercation between the two singers.

Pop princess Rihanna reportedly has told cops that boyfriend Chris Brown had a history of abusing her even before a weekend attack that left her bruised ...

A text message sent to Chris Brown from another woman may have ignited the explosive argument between the "Run It" singer and girlfriend Rihanna, according to TMZ.