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What about a gift for Grandma's birthday? Well, she might not find an MP3 player or a Blu-Ray player very useful, but she will no doubt appreciate and love a digital photo frame. These photo frames show slides of pictures that you upload with a memory stick or an SD card, and some models even allow you to upload MP3s so that songs will play as the frame cycles through each photo.

Neeson, 57, appeared on the red carpet in New York for a screening of his latest film, Five Minutes of Heaven.

Publicists had previously told members of the press that all personal questions were strictly off-limits.

Richardson died in March after falling during a skiing lesson and suffering a head injury. She was 45.

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She and Neeson, who was nominated for a best actor Oscar in 1994 for his role in Schindler's List, have two children.

When asked by a journalist what his version of heaven would be, Neeson said it was being with his boys, adding that he was "kind of living it at the moment".