August 25, 2010

Waka Flocka Flame and Bun B debut their music videos on the same day. Flame premieres a crowded clip for "Luv Dem Gun Sounds", while Bun B unveils a video starring T-Pain for their duet track "Trillionaire".

"Luv Dem Gun Sounds" is taken from recording session of Waka Flocka Flame's upcoming debut album "Flockaveli" which reportedly is due September 21 in United States. Possible featured guests in the upcoming release include Roscoe Dash and Wale.

Jonas Brothers have treated their fans with a look inside their Dallas, Texas house. In more-than-9-minute clip, Kevin Jonas, Nick Jonas and Joe Jonas show what is inside their residency with background of the country as the opening.

The clip shows Jonas Brothers' and their family's favorite place on the house. The favorite room boasts a billiard pool table, which has a "JB" symbol on it, and a table-tennis table. Later on, Nick shows his white-house-themed bedroom and two of his precious guitars.

Katie Holmes is still Tom Cruise's wife in real life, but she is close to be Adam Sandler's spouse in a movie. The "Batman Begins" star is in talks to join the cast of "Jack and Jill" to portray the wife of the funnyman's character, The Hollywood Reporter (THR) says.

In the film, Sandler will portray the two tittle characters, Jack as well as Jill. The story itself centers on a family man named Jack who deals with his twin sister Jill when she visits for Thanksgiving then won't leave.

As promised, fans of "How I Met Your Mother" would see Rachel Bilson again in the sixth season as Cindy. It looks like the graduate student is back in Ted's life and she brings along a blonde friend who could be 'the mother'.

In one of the photos released for the first return episode, Cindy is seen from afar talking to one girl who supposedly is played by Kaylee DeFer. Cindy is the biggest link to finding out who the mother of Ted's children is because it was revealed in the fifth season that she is the mother's roommate.

Dennis Quaid and Andie MacDowell are to play man and wife on the big screen again - the "Four Weddings & a Funeral" star has joined the cast of "Footloose". The actors, who played a married couple in the 2001 drama "Dinner With Friends", will portray the Reverend Shaw Moore and his wife Vi in the remake of the 1984 hit.

John Lithgow and Dianne Wiest played the characters in the original film. MacDowell also joins Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough, who are set to star in the movie.

"The Hills" star Heidi Montag fears her new nose is about to fall off - and she'll end up looking like Michael Jackson. The reality TV star has opened up for the first time about the regrets she has regarding her 2009 plastic surgery makeover, during which she had 10 major nips and tucks in one day.

She tells Life & Style magazine she's still recovering from the work done by surgeon Frank Ryan, who was recently killed in a car accident, and some things are taking longer than expected to heal. She explains, "I've had my nose tape on 24 hours a day since November."

Another version of Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" music video is debuted in the form of its director's cut. Featuring similar make-out sequence which kicks off with a road trip to beach party to bedroom joint to swimming pool date, it's however more mooning and groping than the original version.

A title track of Katy Perry's newly-released studio album "Teenage Dream", the song serves as the second single to follow up Snoop Dogg-assisted track "California Gurls". The music video is directed by Yoann Lemoine and has Josh Kloss playing her love interest.

Country music star James Otto has become a first-time father after welcoming a baby daughter. Otto's wife of five years, Amy, gave birth to little Ava Katherine Otto at a hospital in Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday, August 24 evening , the star's publicist Jensen Sussman confirms to the Associated Press.

In a statement, Otto says, "She is beautiful like her Mama, and I am already wrapped around her tiny finger." Two days before the delivery, Otto tweeted, "The next tweet y'all get from me will be to tell ya about the arrival of my baby girl." And the after Amy gave birth, he wrote "Ava Katherine Otto has made her arrival! She is beautiful & healthy & the most amazing thing I've ever seen."

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson refuses to play at renowned British music festival Glastonbury - because the event is far too civilized for his hard-rocking band. Dickinson is adamant his heavy metal group will never set foot on the famed Glastonbury stage because the crowds at the outdoor gig are far too "polite".

He also reveals he was once asked to star in a gruesome reality show but insists he's ruled out ever performing or mentoring on TV contests like Simon Cowell's U.K. series "The X Factor". Dickinson tells Britain's The Sun, "We would never do a TV show like X Factor and we would never play Glastonbury. I cannot stand X Factor."

Faith Hill reassured victims of 2005's Hurricane Katrina they have not been forgotten during a free concert to raise funds for New Orleans. Many were left dead and thousands of people made homeless after a massive storm wreaked havoc across Louisiana.

Singer Hill marked five years since the storm on Tuesday, August 24 by performing at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans, which was destroyed during the hurricane and is still undergoing restoration. Hill is pleased she can give back to those affected by the tragedy, because she feels it's her "responsibility" to help however she can.

"Transformers" director Michael Bay is facing legal action from two men who allege his security guard hit them over the head with a handgun, causing them to fall unconscious. Joshua Stewart and Paul Klimczak were reportedly at Kiss nightclub in Hollywood in August 2008 when they got into a fight with a man who they allege is Bay's private bodyguard.

All three men were thrown out of the venue and the plaintiffs claim they then tried to walk away but the unnamed guard hit them both over the head with a pistol, rendering them unconscious. They were taken to hospital with broken teeth, broken bones and other injuries, reports TMZ.com.

Justin Bieber has made another sensation again. The young singer, who is planning a biopic, has invited fans to join him in the movie. Making the announcement are Jon Chu, who has been tapped to serve as director, and the Canadian boy himself.

Those who want to be a part of the untitled Justin Bieber biopic are asked to submit a home video of themselves singing along to Bieber's "That Should Be Me" or they should "Show us how 'U Smile' " by sending in a photo or video. The video or photo should be submitted to bieberfever.com/movie.

Billy Joel has given the producers of TV hit "Glee" permission to pick through his back catalogue for an upcoming episode of the show dedicated to the music of the Piano Man. The rocker reveals he has signed-off on a plan to turn his life's work into a "Glee" special - and he can't wait to see what director Ryan Murphy and his cast make of songs like "Uptown Girl" and "New York State of Mind".

He tells U.S. news show Access Hollywood, "I said, 'Yeah, go ahead, use my stuff.' I was in the chorus when I was in high school." But Joel insists he won't be following Britney Spears and making an appearance on the show: "I'm not a big TV actor type of guy. I'm a piano player."

New scenes from "Resident Evil: Afterlife" have been previewed to some people in London during a short screening at Sony Pictures on Monday, August 23. The footage, presented in 3-D, sees a battle scene involving Alice, Claire and Executioner Majini, which appears in "Resident Evil 5" video game.

While the video has not been available for viewing pleasure, Obsessed With Film and Den of Geek have described the footage. The footage, titled "the Axe-Man", is set in a shower room where Alice, Claire and two big, beefy soldiers try to "escort a weedy, Chinese scientist out of some kind of ravaged city through a sewer." Suddenly the Executioner attacks with his huge axe, splitting one of the men in two.

Disgraced R&B star Chris Brown has spoken out about his emotional Michael Jackson tribute at the recent BET Awards, insisting the performance was his "ultimate apology" for letting fans down by attacking former girlfriend Rihanna.

The "Kiss, Kiss" hitmaker was convicted of assault and ordered to stay away from his ex after confessing he beat her during a heated fight on the eve of the 2009 Grammy Awards. He has publicly apologized for his actions online and on TV many times, but he admits the BET Awards nod to Jackson, during which he broke down and sobbed, was the moment his past problems really hit home.

Wyclef Jean's political dreams have taken another hammering - he has learned he can't appeal a decision that bars him from taking part in his native Haiti's presidential race later this year. The country's electoral council officials disqualified the hip-hop star from the November elections - because Wyclef didn't meet residence requirements.

Jean initially accepted Friday's August 20 ruling, but then launched an attack on lawmakers on Sunday, August 22, branding their decision to stop him from adding his name to the ballot politically motivated. The "Gone 'Til November" hitmaker insisted he would appeal the decision, but the ruling is final and cannot be appealed, according to Haitian law experts.

Zombies are now on small screens, thanks to AMC. "The Walking Dead" has been promoted at the San Diego Comic Con this year and a trailer was played during the panel. Few days after, the trailer leaked online in a bootleg version but AMC has anticipated it by releasing the official version.

"The Walking Dead" tells the story of the months and years that follow after a zombie apocalypse. It follows a group of survivors, led by police officer Rick Grimes, who travel in search of a safe and secure home. The comic goes on to explore the challenges of life in a world overrun by zombies who take a toll on the survivors, and sometimes the interpersonal conflicts present a greater danger to their continuing survival than the zombies that roam the country. Over time, the characters are changed by the constant exposure to death and some grow willing to do anything to survive.

Laurence Fishburne is paying for his troubled daughter's legal fight in an assault case, despite allegedly cutting ties with her following her move into the porn industry, according to a U.S. report. Montana Fishburne recently moved out of the actor's Los Angeles home after taking an "embarrassing" step into the adult movie market and appearing in a sex tape.

The 19 year old reportedly contacted "The Matrix" star last week, when Laurence reportedly told her he will refuse to speak to her until she turns her "life around". But now it has been revealed the actor actively hired Montana's lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley and is funding her legal representation while she fights an ongoing assault case, reports TMZ.com.

Rapper Lil Boosie is to release a new album from behind bars. The jailed hip-hop star, real name Torrance Hatch, may face the death penalty after being indicted on first-degree murder charges in June.

The rap star was accused of being involved in the shooting of 35-year-old Terry Boyd in October 2009 and has maintained his innocence. He is currently preparing his defense.

Former The Cure drummer Lol Tolhurst has reached out to frontman Robert Smith in a bid to rejoin the band, more than 20 years after he was fired. Tolhurst left the punk icons in the late 1980s because of an alleged drinking problem, but he's now keen to reunite with his former bandmates in time to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Cure's seminal 1981 album "Faith" in 2011.

Speaking to Los Angeles radio station KXLU, the drummer revealed he had pitched the idea to Smith of touring the album around the world in 2011. A Cure fan site later reported "the ball is now in Robert's court". Tolhurst, who went onto perform with band Levinhurst, sued Smith in 1991 over a royalties dispute, but they reconciled in the early 2000s and have been in contact since.

Bono took a break from U2's world tour duties on Tuesday, August 24 to take tea with Russian leader Dimitry Medvedev. The rocker was invited to join the President at his holiday estate near the Black Sea resort of Sochi.

During a conversation with reporters present, Medvedev complimented Bono on writing music that "unites generations" and he also had words of praise for his visitor's activism. He told the rock star, "You are doing important things, because taking care of people is not only a job for politicians. The charity work that you and your colleagues do has brought you respect all over the world."

George David Weiss, the man behind classic tunes "What a Wonderful World" and "Can't Help Falling in Love" has died at his home in New Jersey. He was 89. The songwriter also penned "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" for The Tokens with Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore.

His other credits include "Confess", which was recorded by Patti Page, Perry Como's "Surrender" and Sammy Davis, Jr.'s 1946 hit "Mr. Wonderful". Weiss was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1984.

"Harry Potter" star Rupert Grint has confirmed the London studio where the film magic was created is to be turned into a "Potter" tourist attraction. Grint told fans at a meet-and-greet event in London on Monday, August 23 that Leavesden Studio will be turned into a theme-park, where devotees of the "Potter" movies will be able to tour the sets.

And he reveals the eagle-eyed will be able to make out cast scribblings on the walls. He says, "We used to write on the walls and they're actually re-creating and turning the studio in an attraction, actually recreating all the rooms so you can go in them."

The man who was arrested for allegedly trying to break into Paris Hilton's Los Angeles home while carrying two large knives has been booked on one count of felony burglary. Hilton took to Twitter to reveal her terror after she was woken up on Tuesday morning, August 24 by a strange noise and discovered a man trying to gain entry to her house.

Just after cops arrested a man in her garden, Hilton tweeted, "So scary, just got woken up to a guy trying to break into my house holding 2 big knifes (sic). Cops are here arresting him." Now police officials have revealed Nathan Lee Parada, 31, is in custody and is being held on $50,000 bail.

Tony-winning actress Katie Finneran has announced she'll be leaving the cast of hit Broadway musical "Promises, Promises" in October to have a baby. The 39-year-old star, who won a Tony for Featured Actress in a Musical in June, will give her last performance on October 10, producers announced on Tuesday, August 24.

The news comes just days after Finneran married her longtime boyfriend Darren Goldstein, on August 22. The couple's child is due in the winter of 2011.

Nick Cannon has fired off at prying journalists for fueling rumors his wife Mariah Carey is pregnant, insisting the singer will address the reports "directly" when she is ready. Speculation has swirled around the couple since Carey pulled out of a Tyler Perry movie over mysterious health concerns in June, but she's yet to confirm or deny whether she's a mum-to-be.

Cannon finally spoke up in July, telling U.S. magazine Star "Mariah is not pregnant" - but new photos of the singer performing in Brazil and sporting what looks like a fuller figure have raised fresh questions about the baby news." And so Cannon has spoken out once again, insisting his wife will issue comment when the time is right.

Breast cancer survivor Sheryl Crow is opening a state-of-the art center in Los Angeles to aid early detection of the deadly disease. Tuesday, August 24 marked the grand opening of the Sheryl Crow Imaging Center, which features the latest advancements in digital screening and diagnostic imaging technologies for the detection of breast cancer.

The facility is part of the Pink Lotus Breast Center, America's first facility dedicated exclusively to the prevention, screening, diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

British actor Rupert Grint is making the most of his free time after wrapping filming on "Harry Potter" - he's undergoing surgery to have his tonsils out. Grint, who turns 22 on Tuesday, August 24, repeatedly falls ill with tonsillitis but has been too busy filming the hit wizard franchise to go into hospital for an operation.

But since completing his part in the final installment earlier this year, the star has finally scheduled his hospital appointment. He says, "They're always getting infected. But the operation takes two weeks to recover from so I couldn't have it done because of filming. I can't wait to get rid of 'em."

Actress Sofia Vergara is nursing her boyfriend back to health after he broke his leg in a horrific car crash on Monday, August 23. Nick Loeb was admitted to a Los Angeles-area hospital after sustaining serious injuries in an accident in Bel Air.

TMZ.com reports paramedics arrived at the scene and found the 35 year old with a severely broken leg and a deep gash across his chest. It was not reported if any others were injured in the crash. Loeb was reportedly undergoing treatment in the hospital's intensive care unit (ICU) as WENN went to press.

A new featurette of "Glee" would like to show that even the photo shooting session is as much fun as the series. The stars of the musical took pictures for the promotional effort of season 2 which will be released in the next few days in printed medias, online as well as on billboards and public buses.

The session included all of the cast such as Cory Monteith, Heather Morris, Jane Lynch, Jayma Mays and Harry Shum Jr. They apparently still use the universal "Loser" sign in some of the shoots although it was used in the first season and producers said the theme would change to slushee.

Rihanna is going to lead fans to the dance floor in her upcoming single. According to Def Pen Radio, the "Rated R" singer calls the dance track "Only Girl" and will release it sometime soon. A source said, "[It's] looks like no more dark music, back to Umbrella Rihanna."

Beside rising her tempo, Rihanna also takes influence from her duet track with Eminem, "Love the Way You Lie", which successfully ruled Billboard Hot 100 for multiple weeks. She will make music which is "commercial, but at the same time it's got an edge to it - it has substance," producer Alex da Kid previously said.

Fantasia Barrino has been willing to talk about her recent suicide attempt when making appearance on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday morning, August 24. The "American Idol" alum told host Robin Roberts that she didn't try to take her own life over a man.

"I think everybody feels like I tried to harm myself over a man. But I've been through a lot of bad relationships. That had something to do with it because it was so heavy, it was brand new information," Fantasia said. "I was already going through so much but I think it was just six years of everything, of me holding everything on the inside and not letting it out. I just got very, very tired."

"Entourage" star Adrian Grenier is facing legal action from a builder who alleges he was injured while working at the star's New York home. Albeiro Nunez claims he was hurt last October while renovating a house in Brooklyn owned by the actor and his mother Karesse, and he is suing the pair for unspecified damages.

The legal complaint, filed at a court in Queens, New York, last week alleges the builder "sustained severe injuries to various parts of his body" and blames "an unsafe, improper, defective and otherwise dangerous ladder", according to the New York Post.

Drew Barrymore became enraged during a recent interview after a journalist asked about her notoriously troubled past, with the actress insisting she wanted to "rip this woman's face off". The "Charlie's Angels" star has been in London promoting her new movie "Going the Distance" and she became irritated with one reporter during the rounds of press interviews.

Barrymore branded the female journalist a "b**ch" and admitted she wanted to "punch" the woman when she repeatedly inquired about the actress' teenage drug addiction. Barrymore tells London's Evening Standard newspaper, "You should have heard this b**ch I had to do an interview with before you. God, I wanted to punch her, she would just not drop the youth thing."

After unveiling cover art of his forthcoming studio project "The Other Side of Down", David Archuleta reveals three more pictures from the album photoshoot. All of the photos show off smiling Archuleta wearing a casual, gray T-shirt similar to the one he wears in the cover art.

Led by single "Something 'Bout Love", "The Other Side of Down" is pushed back to October 5 after previously slated for September 14 U.S. release. The delay is made because he "would like to make sure he's delivering the best possible album and he needs just a little more time to do it."

Singer Enrique Iglesias has hideous scars on his thighs after he was scalded in a bath as a child. The "Hero" hitmaker suffered painful burns after the horrific accident when he mistakenly sat in a tub of red-hot water when he was a youngster.

He was taken to hospital for treatment but was left scarred for life by the injuries. He tells Britain's The Guardian, "(My earliest memory is) being in a hospital when I was very young. I got burned in the bathtub back when there used to be gas boilers. I have scars on my inner thighs - nothing on the n**s!"

An international trailer for "Red" has just been debuted by E1 Entertainment. While the newly released trailer does not give away many fresh scenes, a new picture from the movie manages to unveil how Brian Cox would look like in the film.

Posted by Warren Ellis, the photo sees the actor as Ivan Simanov, a character which does not exist in "Red" comic books. He is captured wearing a purple suit on top of his black shirt and holding a knife, with a vodka bottle in front of him.

Slipknot star Corey Taylor is hoping to forge a new career as a novelist - the rocker has written his first book. Taylor reveals his novel is a humorous and "dark" tale based on the Seven Deadly Sins, which is due for release early next year.

He says, "I just finished writing it, and it's being edited right now. We're hoping to get it out by the spring of next year. It's about the Seven Deadly Sins and my take on them and how I don't think they're sins at all. They're human characteristics. They're just human flaws and things that we all experience... I'm telling stories from my past and balancing humor with serious, dark stuff. I'm really excited about it."

Although she is dethroned by Lady GaGa as the most-followed celebrity in Twitter and left early when attending the "Poker Face" singer's concert at Los Angeles' Staples Center, Britney Spears assures fans she has no hard feeling toward GaGa. In fact, she is a fan and would love to make a collaboration.

"I'm a big fan of hers," Britney told U.K.'s Pop magazine which has her channeling her inner manga character for the publication's cover shoot. When proposed with idea of making a duet with GaGa, the 28-year-old pop singer said, "Anything's possible!"

Pop superstar Beyonce Knowles has been accused of copying the design for a pair of leggings which feature in her fashion brand's latest collection. The "Crazy in Love" singer caused a stir when she was recently pictured topless in a shoot for her House of Dereon range, wearing nothing but fake tattoos and a pair of tight black trousers covered in silver studs.

But the design of the leggings has been called into question by bosses at an Icelandic clothing company, who allege the House of Dereon trousers look similar to a pair of E-label leggings which Beyonce was allegedly spotted buying in London last year.

It seemed Paris Hilton could handle the arrest of a knife-wielding man on her property quite well. Shortly after police captured the man, who held "2 big knives" and broke into her Los Angeles, California, home, Paris was spotted walking out on her balcony in a towel and wearing oversized sunglasses as news choppers circled her residency.

In the video, Paris was seen out of her glass balcony door, wandering around and looking up towards the helicopters before deciding to go back inside. The hotel heiress also took to her Twitter page to tell her fans that she has calmed herself following the ordeal. She shared, "Feel so much more relaxed. Just went and got adjusted by my chiropractor and got a facial at Kate Somerville Spa."

British Prime Minister David Cameron is celebrating after becoming a father for the fourth time on Tuesday, August 24. The Conservative Party leader, who swept to power following the U.K.'s general election in May, and his wife Samantha welcomed a baby daughter during a family vacation in Cornwall, south west England.

The couple traveled to the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro at around 8 A.M. local time on Tuesday, and the baby - who remained unnamed as WENN went to press - was delivered by Caesarean section at around midday.

The first look of Justin Bieber on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" may have been shared previously through the set photos that witness him messing around with the props. But the first official look of him in character as troubled teen Jason McCann has just been released by CBS.

From the look of the photos, Bieber shared a lot of scenes with George Eads who plays Nick Stokes. McCann was subject to DNA swab as well as given a can of coke while in the interrogation room. There was a photo once which Bieber shared on his Twitter, revealing him in a youth prison uniform. It looks like it would take place before the scenes in these photos.

Representatives for Ciara and Keri Hilson have refuted reports the two singers were involved in a backstage fight at a New York concert at the weekend. Hilson was said to have refused to perform at the Power Live gig on Sunday, August 22 because she was so upset after trading insults with the R&B singer.

But the stars' reps have downplayed the rumors, insisting Hilson was not even in attendance at the show. Hilson's publicist Sherlen Archibald tells the New York Daily News his client wasn't in the Big Apple because she "had an emergency in L.A."

Paul Weller once turned down a notable award from Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, branding the honor from the royal "silly". The former The Jam frontman has revealed he was to be saluted by Her Majesty for his illustrious music career but he declined the offer.

And Weller admits he has no regrets over his decision - because he has no interest in the Queen's honors. He says, "I have turned it down, yeah. About two or three years ago they offered me some silly title but I managed to turn that one down. I don't understand all that."

"The Social Network" will keep a scene involving bare breasts and cocaine. According to The Hollywood Reporter (THR), the said raunchy sequence set at a wild party will not be cut despite the movie's PG-13 rating.

The scene will see Justin Timberlake as Sean Parker, the Napster co-founder who became Facebook's founding president, delivering a speech at a party while two young women offer lines of cocaine from naked breasts. A source told the Times that the scene was mostly made up, but producer Scott Rudin previously worried the scene would jeopardize the PG-13 rating.

Justin Bieber is lining up a special treat for fans at his New York City show next week - he's reportedly planning an onstage collaboration with his pal Jaden Smith. The "Baby" hitmaker teamed up with "The Karate Kid" star to record "Never Say Never" for the film's soundtrack and the young friends are said to be keen to make their live debut together.

Will Smith's son has now agreed to join Bieber when he plays at Madison Square Garden on August 31, along with other celebrity guests including Sean Kingston and Jessica Jarrell, according to New York Post gossip column PageSix.

Sharon Osbourne has threatened legal action against the editors of a U.S. tabloid magazine over an article about her kids Kelly Osbourne and Jack Osbourne. The rock matriarch is furious over the report in the latest issue of America's In Touch Weekly, due on news stands on Wednesday, August 25, which allegedly damages the pair's "credibility" - and Osbourne is considering suing over the matter.

In a post on her Twitter.com page, she writes, "In Touch Magazine is printing an untrue story about Kelly & Jack which affects their credibility and dignity. See you in court!" And the siblings, who have both battled addiction issues in the past, are not pleased with the article either.

Singer George Michael was banned from the roads on Tuesday, August 24 after he admitted DUI and drug possession. The former Wham! star was arrested last month after crashing his Range Rover into a photographic store near his home in Hampstead, north London.

A passing police patrol found the "Careless Whisper" hitmaker slumped at the wheel, sweating and breathing heavily, with the vehicle's engine still running. He appeared unaware he had crashed and even tried to put the car in gear when cops arrived.

Coroner has revealed the cause of death of Martin Short's actress wife, Nancy Dolman. L.A. County Coroner Chief Craig Harvey has confirmed that Nancy died of natural causes, telling People "[Nancy] was under the care of a private physician for a natural disease."

The County Coroner Chief further revealed, "There will be no coroner involvement." As previously reported, the Los Angeles City Fire Department was called at Martin's resident on Saturday, August 21 but once they arrived, they didn't transport anyone to a hospital. It is believed that Nancy died at the house.

A newly-released behind-the-scene of "Dexter" not only gives away an actors' perspective of what will happen to the serial killer after Rita's death but also new scenes which will be found in season 5. Michael C. Hall took the time to pick out Dexter's train of thought, saying the character is no longer innocent and is smeared with Rita's blood.

There is a scene where Astor blames Dexter for her mother's death and her not believing that he actually cares about it. Quinn, who has rubbed Dexter the wrong way in the past, plants an idea into Laguerta's mind about the possibility of Dexter as the murderer. Meanwhile, Debra breaks down at the thought of her unable to crack her brother's mind.

Lindsay Lohan has finally become a free woman again. A source told People that the 24-year-old songstress checked out of UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Hospital on Tuesday, August 24. The source revealed, "She's out and doing really well."

Lindsay spent her time in the facility center for only 23 days although Judge Marsha Revel initially ordered the "Mean Girls" star to spend 90 days there. Now that she has been released, Lindsay will receive outpatient care.

After taking inspiration from her old crushes like a guy named Drew in "Teardrops on My Guitar" and Joe Jonas in "Forever & Always", Taylor Swift continues to bare her past love story in her song. This time around, she admitted that her new single "Mine" also talks about one of the guys she used to like.

"I was reflecting back on a boy I liked at a certain time," the 20-year-old country music singer told Rolling Stone. Without naming the guy, she continued her statement, "The song is about what it would be like if I actually let my guard down."

The first scenes from "127 Hours" have been made available for viewing pleasure through a teaser trailer. Making its way out via Apple, the video makes reference to Danny Boyle's previous films such as "The Beach", "Sunshine" and "Slumdog Millionaire" before focusing on the upcoming release.

The trailer highlights James Franco's Aron Ralston who shows great enthusiasm in everything he does, including when he explores a canyon. The video follows him as he meets two girls during his adventure and it ends when he is stuck between the cliffs.