Iphoto 9.1 opens and sticks on spinning wheel

Hi,
I accidentally yesterday trashed my iphoto application. Today i've reloaded the application from my dvd disk and when I open iphoto 9.1 it just has the spinning wheel in the middle of the screen looking to fully open but nothing happens. Please can someone help.
Many thanks

Go to
http://support.apple.com/downloads/
Find and download the 9.1 updater. Run it. Then Run Software update again.
Regards
TD

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