<strong><span class="subhead">James Woods: Seeking &lsquo;justice&rsquo;</span></strong></p><p><strong>James Woods </strong>was in a Rhode Island courtroom Monday for opening statements in a lawsuit he filed against a hospital where his younger brother died three years ago.</p><p>Woods claims that Kent Hospital was negligent in caring for his 49-year-old brother, <strong>Michael</strong>, who died of an apparent heart attack.</p><p>A hospital spokesperson did not return a call to The Associated Press seeking comment Friday; lawyers for both sides declined to comment.</p><p>Woods, though, told the AP that he is seeking &ldquo;justice&rdquo; for his brother, though he offered no details on what form he wants that &ldquo;justice&rdquo; to take.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">A Broadway Spidey</span></strong></p><p>Rocker <strong>Reeve Carney</strong>, 26, has been chosen to play Spider-Man on Broadway.</p><p>The lead singer of a band called Carney will play Peter Parker in &ldquo;Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark,&rdquo; which is slated to open next year at the Hilton Theatre.</p><p>The play will be directed by <strong>Julie Taymor</strong>, the creative force behind Broadway&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Lion King.&rdquo;</p><p>Carney has apparently appeared in several films, including Taymor&rsquo;s upcoming adaptation of Shakespeare&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Tempest.&rdquo;</p><p>(We don&rsquo;t know who he is, either.)</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">Kid Rock gets a star</span></strong></p><p><strong>Dolly Parton</strong>, <strong>Charlie Daniels </strong>and <strong>Kid Rock </strong>walk into a bar.</p><p>Just kidding. (But wouldn&rsquo;t that make the beginning of a great joke?)</p><p>Actually, all three of them were given stars Sunday on Nashville&rsquo;s Music City Walk of Fame.</p><p>At the induction ceremony, Nashville Mayor <strong>Karl Dean </strong>joked how glad he was that Kid has been staying out of the news when he visits.</p><p>Kid was arrested in Nashville in 2005 on charges that he punched a disc jockey.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">&lsquo;Curb&rsquo; comes to cable</span></strong></p><p>TV Land and TV Guide Network are jointly acquiring the basic cable rights to show &ldquo;Curb Your Enthusiasm,&rdquo; <strong>Larry David</strong>&rsquo;s HBO comedy series.</p><p>&ldquo;Curb&rdquo; will hit TV Guide Network in February. TV Land expects to air the series as early as 2013.</p><p>The series is in its seventh season.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">Dennis Hopper: &lsquo;Everything&rsquo;s good&rsquo;</span></strong></p><p>Prostate cancer couldn&rsquo;t keep Dennis Hopper away from the Breeders&rsquo; Cup on Saturday. The 73-year-old actor/artist attended the horse race in Southern California in support of The V Foundation for Cancer Research. Of his experimental cancer treatment, Hopper said: &ldquo;It has great promise. Everything&rsquo;s good right now.&rdquo;</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">Demi Moore: Call me &lsquo;puma&rsquo;</span></strong></p><p>We think <strong>Demi Moore </strong>might be trying to start a trend here.</p><p>In the new W magazine, where Demi, 46, poses for some very sexy photos, she talks about being considered a &ldquo;cougar&rdquo; for being married to <strong>Ashton Kutcher</strong>, 31.</p><p>&ldquo;I&rsquo;m certainly not the first person to be in a relationship with a younger man, but somehow I was plucked out as a bit of a poster girl,&rdquo; she says.</p><p>&ldquo;I don&rsquo;t know why that is. But I just kind of step back sometimes and say, &lsquo;There is some reason, and what is it that I have to share in a positive way?&rsquo; ...I&rsquo;d prefer to be called a puma.&rdquo;