Hollywood's art-collecting community breathed a sigh of relief on Saturday, when the FBI announced that Steven Spielberg was an "unknowing victim" of a dealer who sold him a Norman Rockwell painting that was stolen from a Missouri gallery 34 years ago, freeing them from the paranoia that each high-end piece the discriminating director once admired in their homes might soon disappear under mysterious circumstances and "accidentally" surface in his office. Reports the LAT: