# 1 Alliance Defense Fund Senior Counsel Jordan Lorence will be available for media interviews following a hearing before the New Mexico Human Rights Division Monday and Tuesday. ADF attorneys represent a Christian photographer being tried under state antidiscrimination laws for declining to photograph a same-sex “commitment ceremony.”

# 2 A photographer who quit a celebrity agency over the treatment by paparazzi of Britney Spears during her ongoing struggles with personal troubles says he's afraid the pursuit of the pop star would lead to her death.

"Personally," Nick Stern told co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez on The Early Show Monday, "I could foresee the death of Britney Spears either directly or indirectly."

# 3 Polaroid will make enough instant film to last into 2009, and plans to license its technology to third-party companies for diehard customers. The company halted production of commercial cameras about two years ago, and stopped making consumer devices a year ago, Bloomberg reported. Polaroid was founded in 1937 and made protective glasses and goggles for the U.S. military during World War II. It sold the first instant camera in 1948, raking in $5 million in sales in the first year, according to the company's Web site.