October 25, 2007

Kid Rock has just got one more exposure on his #1 album 'Rock N Roll Jesus', the infamous one. The rapper is now sued by a man from Kentucky for using his material on the album's first single 'So Hot'.

According to TMZ, Maurice Foreman is seeking the help from Steppin' Out's Chaunce Hayden to search for a representative for him. Whether it will be a case or not, Foreman claimed Rock's song is way similar to his 'Slow Death' song that was claimed copyrighted.

There are tons for you to see from Tom Cruise-starrer "Lions for Lambs" this time, folks. MGM and United Artists as the studios behind the political drama have delightfully launched five new clips from the flick plus a new featurette presenting interviews with supporting cast members, Derek Luke, Michael Pena, and Andrew Garfield.

All posted at IESB.net, the clips and featurette can also be reached via Lions for Lambs Trailer section at AceShowbiz. Some of them are already available on YouTube as you can see one below.

Diva Mariah Carey made an appearance on MTV's TRL on Wednesday (October 24). Apart from promoting her new fragrance, 'M' by Mariah Carey, she carried with her the reason why she delayed her album from this December to February 2008.

She was quoted as saying, "You can't really put records out in December if you want the whole world to have a chance to actually hear it, my fans all over the world are very important to me"

Carrie Underwood and her supposedly new boyfriend Chace Crawford have yet come to verification that they're lovers. Nevertheless, their body language says it all.

The much-talked couple has been spotted on a dinner date, thus fueled further speculation that they're indeed hot new hookup.

The world's famous El Capitan Theater in Hollywood displayed a blinding light yesterday, October 24, 2007 as packs of stars merged together to celebrate the world premiere for Touchstone Pictures' "Dan in Real Life."

Male lead Steve Carell was noted flashing friendly smile as he arrived on the scene to walk down the red carpet, dressed in dark suit and gray shirt minus tie. Joined the funnyman were other cast members that included Dane Cook, Juliette Binoche, Marlene Lawston, and Brittany Robertson with director Peter Hedges and singer/songwriter Sondre Lerche, who worked on the original music for the flick, completing the lineup.

Maria Sharapova is taking tennis into the small screen. The tennis goddess is said to have been planning to make a sports drama for the CW.

According to Variety, Sharapova has joined writer Jacob Epstein to work on a sports-themed drama for the network which will be based on the world of professional women's tennis.

His romance with "American Idol" beauty Carrie Underwood is kaput already. But, finding a new lady friend takes only days for Tony Romo. The Dallas Cowboys quarterback reportedly dating actress Sophia Bush.

Romo and the "One Tree Hill" star sparked dating speculation after they were spotted enjoying dinner together at N9NE Steakhouse with his football player pal, Jason Witten, and his wife, Michelle.

A number of singers have signed up to celebrate the harmonious clash between music and movies. Beyonce Knowles, Mary J. Blige, Carrie Underwood, Elton John and Stacy Ferguson aka. Fergie will sing soundtracks to classic films at Movies Rock.

The event that is wrapped in a concert held at Los Angeles' Kodak Theater on December 2 will showcase the stars singing notable songs from movies such as 'Wizard of Oz', 'Casablanca', James Bond's 'Live and Let Die' and many more.

Kudos and recognition still get directed to "Happy Feet" as the prancing penguin toon was named best feature film at this year's Environmental Media Association Awards, which celebrated its seventeenth anniversary yesterday, October 24, 2007.

The Warner Bros. Pictures release was recognized for its ecologically uplifting and informative message, particularly the campaign to stop commercial overfishing of the Antarctic. Pic beat out its three competitors of "Evan Almighty," "Fast Food Nation", and "Miss Potter."

Borat's mini-me has been born last week, October 17th to be exact. Nevertheless, the happy parents Sacha Baron Cohen and actress fiancee Isla Fisher didn't confirm the happy news until Tuesday October 23rd.

The newly parents, according to OK! Magazine, named their newly-born baby girl Olive Cohen.

You better get ready for this one. Lindsay Lohan is bouncing back to the scene. The actress, who has just completed her stint at the Cirque Lodge rehab center in Utah, has reportedly been tapped to host a New Year's Eve party at Las Vegas hot spot LAX.

However, as reported by Us Weekly, LiLo is not happy with her planned duty. "Lindsay doesn't necessarily want to host, but she's contractually obligated," a source told the publication.

Australian rock band Jet is calling a time out in their music career, a year after they released the album 'Shine On'. The indefinite hiatus was cited by drummer and vocalist Chris Cester as "well earned time off" so that each member can concentrate on their personal life.

Cester wrote on the band's MySpace page: "After touring for, well, ever, for Shine On, we sat ourselves down and realized that with all the time we have spent away from home, Jet could finally use some down time."

Marking the first full week of the running of the 51st London Film Festival, ensemble drama "Things We Lost in the Fire" took its turn to show up as part of the festival's lineup yesterday, October 24, 2007, and let the spotlight go down on its female lead Halle Berry.

Despite the cold weather, the four months-old pregnant actress looked comfortable and radiant in Grecian-style low-cut royal blue gown as she made her way down the red carpet to the premiere held at Odeon West End in the city's Leicester Square. The beauty was noted to spend over half an hour showing her bump off to photographers also signing photographs.

Everybody wants a piece of Danja. The producer that started off as Timbaland's protege is now helping pop punk band Simple Plan in 'When I'm Gone', the first single lifted from the band's upcoming album.

An excerpt of the song was displayed on their official website and will be premiered on radio outlets and via webcast on Monday, October 29. Those pre-ordering the new album (which is yet untitled) on Lala.com will be able to download the song for free.

Pete Doherty is single again now that he's been reported to have dumped model fiancee Irina Lazareanu. Guess what? He wants ex-lover Kate Moss back.

Doherty is said to have had a massive row with Irina on Monday night October 22nd after he grew tired of her constantly following him around which at the end of the day led to their parting ways.

Jackie Chan has crossed over the bridge to display his vocal skill for Olympic 2008. The 'Rush Hour' actor recorded the official song to Beijing Summer Olympics titled 'We Are Ready'.

On his blog, Jackie revealed that he spent three hours in a Beijing, China studio to get the song done. It was composed by Silver Bear Award recipient Peter Kam who said that an English version may be recorded.

Wait no more. Hollywood's most kept secret is no longer an unconfirmed speculation. Christina Aguilera has, somehow, made it official in anyway that she's carrying a bun in the oven. In addition to her obvious bumping belly, the singer who remains tight-lipped on her impending motherhood is said to have had a baby shower. On top of that she reportedly has picked out a name.

Christina and her record label executive husband Jordan Bratman, according to In Touch Weekly, already had a baby shower with friends and family on October 20th in Malibu. No details on the names of the people attending the event though.

It's time to wear the police badge again for Jamie Foxx after doing so in "Miami Vice." The Oscar winner has just been reported by Variety to about topline a new crime thriller feature entitled "The Zebra Murders: A Season of Killing, Racial Madness, and Civil Rights" as well as to produce via his Foxx-King Entertainment.

Based on Prentice Earl Sanders and Bennett Cohen's 2006 book, project chronicles the series of racially motivated serial killings - black on white - that took place in San Francisco from 1973 until 1974. Foxx is said to play Sanders, one of two black police detectives who headed the team cracking the case while also fighting harassment within the police department.

The James Cameron ambitious project known as "Avatar" is on its way to fulfill the promise of boasting remarkable special effects you never imagine of, if looking from several pictures of outdoor set from the picture.

Courtesy of Flickr.com, the images, taken from the flick's set in Wellington, New Zealand, showcase huge green screen used for shooting the movie, which, as Cameron said, will be composed of sixty percent computer-generated elements.

A new promotional clip for Britney Spears' highly-anticipated album, 'Blackout', has erupted. Unlike the previous promotional video, this one is more into 'reminder' of how well Britney has done throughout her career in music.

The less than 1 minute footage shows Britney from the very beginning of her career (...Baby One More Time) up to the latest one (Gimme More). Numerous awards and achievements were also listed along the way.

An online petition has been launched by the Webmaster of Michelle Rodriguez's MySpace page in an attempt to appeal to the lenient side of Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Daviann L. Mitchell, who last month sentenced the actress to 180 days behind bars for violating probation in her DUI case.

The petition, called Free Michelle Rodriguez, is created by Leigh Lewallen and accessible via the actress' official MySpace page.

Everyone is mad about Spice Girls. The all-girl music group has become major trend almost everywhere now that they've reunited and coming out with new single and album, while at the same time embarking on a worldwide tour. As if they would never have enough of publication, the girls have just announced their plan to launch a history TV documentary.

Put the good news on their official Website, the girls wrote a film crew is working with them to create a documentary, to be called "Spice Girls: Giving You Everything." The project is said to see group members; Emma Bunton, Victoria Adams, Geri Halliwell, Melanie C, Melanie Brown, tell their own story on such matters, as "the history of the band from the very beginning to the present day and their thoughts and personal memories about being part of the biggest girl group in pop history."

It appears that few decisions have been made on the heels of the announcement of the May 1, 2009 release date of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine." That's if tidbits regarding the project brought by several sources are proven legit.

The first one coming from Filmonic.com claimed that a change has occurred on the creative mind behind the flick's screenplay, saying the original one crafted by David Benioff will have a re-write under "Hitman" scribe Skip Woods. Scoop is supported by a recent article on the LA Times, which reported that 20th Century Fox turned out to issue "an urgent SOS to the major agencies looking for a quick rewrite person" days before the launch date announcement.

He's been invading almost all major business empires, but vodka. From music to clothing to perfume, P. Diddy is now having his nose to yet another new business, promoting vodka.

The music mogul has signed a multi-year deal with Diageo PLC, which is the largest multinational beer, wine and spirits company in the world, to promote the company's Ciroc vodka brand for a 50-50 percent share in the profits, which could earn him more than $100 million, depending on how well the brand performs.

Yes it's true, Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon are a hot new couple. And the photos of them holding hands are in already, much earlier than we all expect.

The "Rendition" co-stars have been photographed holding hands and canoodling during a romantic trip to Rome. Check out some of their photos, as provided by the Daily Mail.