The athletes' suit in U.S. District Court in Delaware also seeksunspecified money damages of at least $75,000 each for not havingbeen included in Planet Hollywood's bankruptcy reorganization planunder Chapter 11 earlier this year.

Planet Hollywood chairman/CEO Robert Earl says the shoes, shirtsand other items will be returned to the athletes when the lawsuitis resolved. British-born Earl is not contesting the celebrities'claim to their possessions. The menu deletions will also be madebut may be a moot point since only three All Star Cafés arecurrently operating.

They are two company-owned sites in Myrtle Beach, S.C. and southMiami Beach; and a restaurant owned by Walt Disney World at itsLake Buena Vista, FL theme park. The All Star Cafes are being soldafter sales projections were not met. The Miami Beach All Star Caféis expected to be converted to a conventional Planet Hollywoodrestaurant, similar to the conversion of the All Star property inNew York.