Actress Mia Farrow's brother has been found dead at his home in Vermont, People.com is reporting. The body of Patrick Farrow, 66, was discovered by police Monday night after they responded to an emergency call from an unidentified woman at his home. In a statement, Vermont State Police Lt. Timothy Oliver said the death was considered "suspicious" and that the body was "being sent to the office of the chief medical examiner for autopsy to determine cause and manner of death." Last December, Mia Farrow's 35-year-old daughter, Lark Previn, died after a long illness. Patrick was Mia's older brother and an acclaimed sculptor. He was married to artist Susan Farrow, and together the couple ran the Farrow Gallery in Vermont.

Dior earrings and a necklace estimated to be worth $400,000 have gone missing after Lindsay Lohan wore them for an Elle U.K. photo shoot. Police confirm to People that the jewels were reported as missing on June 8, two days after Lohan posed in them. A spokeswoman for the magazine released a statement saying, "Elle has no reason to believe that Lindsay Lohan was in any way responsible and has no further comment to make." Lohan's rep tells the magazine, "We inquired and everyone from the shoot is being questioned. Hair, make up, stylist…even photographers. Lindsay hopes they find the jewels. She is happy to cooperate."

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has released a statement accepting David Letterman's apology for telling what he called a "coarse joke" about Palin's daughter last week, a joke that has prompted an onslaught of public debate and outraged appearances by the former vice presidential candidate. After Letterman used a large chunk of his Monday night show for a public apology, Palin responded, according to ABC News: "Of course it's accepted on behalf of young women, like my daughters,who hope men who 'joke' about public displays of sexual exploitation ofgirls will soon evolve. Letterman certainly has the right to 'joke' aboutwhatever he wants to, and thankfully we have the right to express ourreaction. And this is all thanks to our U.S. military women and menputting their lives on the line for us to secure America's right tofree speech — in this case, may that right be used to promote equalityand respect."