August 31, 2010

Demi Moore has shown her dance moves during Snoop Dogg's performance in Las Vegas this weekend. Demi and the rapper even heated up the night by having a dirty dancing while they were on stage and in front of Demi's hubby Ashton Kutcher.

Demi initially sat along with Ashton before she decided to join Snoop on stage. Once she was on stage, Demi, who wore a black mini dress with a revealing open back, started grinding on the "Sensual Seduction" rapper. Demi also tried to persuade Ashton to join them.

Instead of planning to release her debut album in November in the same year she graduated from "American Idol" like some of the "Idol" alumni, Crystal Bowersox hopes to drop it next year in spring. "I don't want to rush something out just to hit Black Friday sales," she explained to 101.5 The River.

"I don't think that's right," she continued. "[I don't want] just to have a product, but to have a good product, something that I will be proud of in 10, 15, 20 years. My debut album on a major label - it's a huge thing, and I don't want want to just put something out there that's thrown together to have something to sell. That's just not right."

Fans probably would never see Stephen Moyer playing Victor Von Doom aka Doctor Doom in next "Fantastic Four" film. Despite report that he is pursued for the said part in the reboot project, the actor tells MTV Splash Page that he has not heard anything about it.

"Isn't that great? Isn't that fantastic? I know nothing about it," the "True Blood" star says about his possible involvement in the superhero movie, when met after 2010 Emmy Awards. Asked if he would be interested to portray the movie's villain, Moyer who was accompanied by wife Anna Paquin states, "I don't know," before adding "Yeah, maybe. Yeah."

In the season finale of "Lie to Me", the seemingly flawless Dr. Cal Lightman will make a mistake that puts someone close to him in danger. The Lightman Group investigates the murder of a journalist friend of Lightman who was exposing a corrupt politician.

This is a case that tests Lightman's relationship with Reynolds and the FBI. Meanwhile, Emily's newfound interest in dating makes her father uncomfortable. Skipping the Labor Day weekend, the episode called "Black & White" will air two weeks from now, September 13 to be exact.

R&B singer R. Kelly makes public a music video in support of his new single "When a Woman Loves a Man" on Monday, August 30. On the same day, rap group Travis Porter also debut visual accompaniment to their own track titled "Hotel".

The R. Kelly video mostly depicts him wearing a suit and crooning to the love song on various stages. Meanwhile, the one which features Travis Porter follows a hotel staff as he walks into a suite and finds the group already trashing the room with some friends.

Steven Spielberg is currently working on "War Horse" and a look at the film has been obtained in a form of on-set images. Wearing a white T-shirt topped with black jacket and matching cap, the 63-year-old filmmaker leads the shooting which involves several actors riding horses.

John, a reader who shares the pictures with Collider, informs that the set images were taken few weeks ago in Meavy, England. This is in line with what was reported by swns.com that the movie would be filmed in Dartmoor, Devon, where the small village is located.

"Twilight" hunk Taylor Lautner recently sued McMahon's RV for failing to deliver his trailer on time and now, he has been offered a unique way to resolve the case out of court. On Monday, August 31, Brent McMahon, the owner of the Irvine, California-based McMahon's RV, held a press conference and challenged Lautner to a push-up contest.

McMahon, accompanied by attorney Adam Obeid, revealed that Lautner asked for $40,000 before he filed the lawsuit. Now that he has offered the challenge, he promises to pay Lautner and his Shark Kid Entertainment the $40,000 cash if the actor manages to win the push-up contest. However, if Lautner loses, he has to donate the amount to Children's Hospital of Orange County.

Kellan Lutz and AnnaLynne McCord headed to New Orleans, Louisiana over the weekend to help build houses on the five-year anniversary of the Hurricane Katrina disaster. The celebrity couple was in the city to support the St. Bernard Project, which provides relief for survivors of the 2005 disaster.

McCord has been on a fundraising mission for the charity recently, urging her Twitter.com followers to vote for the organization to win the latest Pepsi Refresh Celebrity Challenge, which could land the project a $250,000 grant to build a wellbeing center in the city.

A short snippet of Jesse McCartney's brand new single called "Shake" has hit the web for a teaser. It manages to preview upbeat tune of the song which is reportedly planned to hit radio airwaves next week on September 8. According to Just Jared Jr., it will be available on the iPhone game, Tap Tap Revenge, a day prior to the radio debut.

Beside the preview and rumored release date, a picture serving as the cover art has emerged via Coverlandia. The artwork boasts the "Beautiful Soul" hitmaker rocking a dark-colored jacket and sitting on a chair with two ladies shaking their hips pictured in the form of a silhouette.

Sofia Vergara's delight at "Modern Family" 's Emmy Award win was overshadowed by her boyfriend's recent car crash - insisting it would have been the most "perfect night" of her life if only her partner had been by her side.

The sexy Latina star has been nursing aspiring politician Nick Loeb back to health since he was admitted to hospital last week after sustaining serious injuries in the accident in Los Angeles. She took a night off from looking after Loeb to attend the Emmys on Sunday, August 29 and was delighted when "Modern Family" scooped the Outstanding Comedy Series trophy.

Eric Clapton has a big critic of his singing - himself. The guitar great admits he has turned down the volume on his voice on his new album, "Clapton", because he wants to sing more quietly.

He admits it's the only way he can tolerate himself on record. Clapton tells Mojo magazine, "I hate my singing. I don't like the way I sing. It all sounds like I'm 16 years old from Surbiton (England). I do my best to try and feel it."

Simon Cowell has been left fuming after contestants on his British reality TV show "The X Factor" trashed his luxury villa in Spain over the weekend. The music mogul is mentor to a group of hopefuls in this year's contest, but he was left aghast when they arrived at his property in Marbella on Sunday, August 29 and immediately wreaked havoc.

He was awoken by their noise in the early hours, and they are said to have destroyed a $7,500 Persian rug and damaged antiques. And Cowell has vowed to make the wannabes pay for the breakages. He tells Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper, "Yes, they did wake me up. And any damage will have to be paid out of their first royalty cheque if they make it - to teach them a lesson."

Newly-divorced Tiger Woods has moved into a new apartment in downtown Manhattan, New York, just days after finalizing his divorce from former model wife Elin Nordegren, Us Magazine reported. According to the site, a witness saw the golfer "introducing himself as the new neighbor."

Tiger and Elin announced that they have settled their divorce process in a joint-statement, released on Monday, August 23. In the statement, the couple said, "We are sad that our marriage is over and we wish each other the very best for the future. While we are no longer married, we are the parents of two wonderful children and their happiness has been, and will always be, of paramount importance to both of us."

With no synopsis unveiled, "Fringe" attempts to tease fans of the season premiere with the stills. Called "The Box", the episode is likely to pursue another inexplicable happening which occurs in a subway station. Most of the people in that place appear fazed out although the FBI agents have touched them. Curiously, Broyles brings his bomb squad to the scene.

Producers of the show have revealed previously that the third season would spend a lot of time in the alternate world. The other Olivia can be identified by the hairstyle as apparent in the news photo. " 'Our' Olivia just wants to be the best, but [the other] Olivia just wants to win," Anna Torv said about the two different characters at the San Diego Comic Con last month.

Warner Bros. Pictures has tapped a man to work behind the lens for "Clash of the Titans 2". Following wide reports that Jonathan Liebesman is in talks to tackle the job, The Hollywood Reporter (THR) has confirmed that he indeed has signed a deal to serve as director for the upcoming movie.

Liebesman was said the frontrunner to helm this untitled Clash of the Titans sequel as Louis Leterrier, who directed the first film, opted not to return for the follow-up. Negotiations between the "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" helmer and the studio were stretching through the summer with money mentioned as a factor.

Singer Julio Iglesias Jr. and pin-up Vida Guerra have signed up to star in the first ever TV series to shoot in both English and Spanish. Iglesias, the son of Spanish crooner Julio Iglesias, will lead the cast of "Hacienda Heights", a weekly, one-hour, dual-language drama, which will debut in 2011.

The series will center on the trials and tribulations of the families who live, work and love in the fast growing city of Hacienda Heights. In addition to Iglesias and Guerra, the cast includes Braulio Castillo Jr., Alexa Kuve and Eva Tamargo.

Icelandic singer Bjork and Italian composer Ennio Morricone accepted the 2010 Polar Music Prize in Sweden on Monday, August 30. King Carl XVI Gustaf honored the pair at a lavish ceremony.

Both musicians were handed $136,000 and presented with trophies at a ceremony in Stockholm. The Polar Music Prize, which was founded by ABBA's former manager Stig Anderson in 1989, is shared annually by a pop artist and a classical musician. It is Sweden's most high-profile music award and is split between pop and classical musicians.

"American Idol" alum Adam Lambert has thrown Twitter rant on Monday, August 30 over In Touch recent article which said "Willow's copying Adam's Style!, is Adam Lambert Willow Smith's inspiration? Sure looks like it." Adam began his tirade by linking the publication's page featuring him and Willow in several similar styles.

"Willow's a little badass lady but I don't think we have much in common! Lol. C'mon InTouch! This is a stretch," Adam wrote on his Twitter page. He later refreshed his fans' memories, writing "Didn't you hear? I'm copying Bill Kaulitz. So... In a round about way, so is she. Right? And he's copying Rihanna. In truth ladies and gentlemen... No one is copying anyone."

Melanie Brown's representative has dismissed reports the former Spice Girls star's marriage is in crisis. The singer's husband Stephen Belafonte is alleged to have personally phoned a journalist at Britain's Sunday Mirror last week to reveal the couple's union is over and that Brown plans to return to Britain without him.

The couple has remained tight-lipped about the speculation, but Brown and Belafonte put on a united front over dinner at a Japanese restaurant near their home in Los Angeles on Sunday, August 29. They left the Katsuya eaterie hand-in-hand - but Belafonte looked grim-faced as he led his wife to their waiting car.

Michael Jackson's brother Randy Jackson paid an emotional visit to the King of Pop's final resting place to wish the late singer a happy 52nd birthday on Sunday, August 29. Jackson arrived at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California with flowers and met with fans gathered at the cemetery.

And he took time to address the ongoing battle to seek someone responsible for his brother's June 2009 death. The superstar's physician Dr. Conrad Murray has pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter. His trial was recently set for the beginning of 2011.

Actor Matthew Newton has been placed on suicide watch in rehab. The "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" star is currently undergoing treatment in Sydney for the second time this year following an alleged bust-up with his girlfriend, "Transformers" star Rachael Taylor.

A day after he was admitted to the facility, the actress took out an apprehended violence order against the star, alleging she was the victim of two "gravely serious" attacks by Newton while they were vacationing together. Newton's parents, Bert and Patti, opened up about their fears for their son on Monday's August 30 edition of Australian news show A Current Affair - and revealed their son is under observation from experts who fear he may take his own life.

Kristen Bell has been highlighted in a new picture from "Burlesque". Debuted on MTV Movies Blog, the still shows the depicter of music performer wearing a revealing outfit and sitting in a seductive pose on what seems to be a stage.

In the meantime, lead actress Christina Aguilera shares spotlight with Cher in the latest poster for the movie. The official one-sheet features the two stars' faces in black and white tones, except their lips which boast bright pink color.

Ivanka Trump, the offspring of business mogul Donald Trump, is branching out to TV series by scoring a role on "Gossip Girl". The 28-year-old beauty has appeared on her father's "The Apprentice" series as his adviser but this is the first time she'll be acting on television.

Ivanka is not solo in her cameo as she is accompanied by husband Jared Kushner who is also new to the acting scene. Both have filmed their part on Monday, August 30 afternoon in New York's Meat Packing District, joining the likes of Taylor Momsen, Blake Lively and Kelly Rutherford.

"Training Day" director Antoine Fuqua's much-anticipated movie about Tupac Shakur will concentrate on the rapper's last day. The hip-hop hero was gunned down and killed in Las Vegas in 1996 and the new film will feature flashbacks that link to Shakur's final day on earth.

Production on the film, which was originally planned as a documentary, is expected to begin in November. Fuqua hopes to cast an unknown as Shakur.

Justin Bieber is refusing to let his ongoing health woes wreck his big night at Madison Square Garden in New York on Monday August 30. The pop star felt too sick to hit the stage at the New York State Fair in Syracuse on Sunday night, August 29 and was forced to reschedule the show.

He had hoped that the night off would secure him a medical all-clear on Monday, and he has has informed fans via Twitter that the show must go on. In a tweet to followers, the "Baby" singer writes, "Ok the doctor said we aren't 100 percent but we are ready to ROcK (sic)!!"

Lindsay Lohan's ex-girlfriend Samantha Ronson is at the center of a vicious dog attack after a pet believed to be her pit bull killed a smaller terrier and then went for the dead pooch's owner. Details of the dog fight are hazy as WENN goes to press but police officials tell TMZ that DJ Ronson's address matches the one on the pit-bull's collar.

The incident happened near Ronson's Los Angeles apartment on Monday morning, August 30.

"Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe has revealed he voted for Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg at the U.K. polls in May. The young actor met with the politician during his election campaign and took a liking to him - and he's thrilled Clegg is now one of the leaders of Britain's new coalition government, led by Conservative leader David Cameron.

Radcliffe says, "I'm a very big fan... I don't agree with everything he says, but of all the party leaders, he was the one I voted for. I thought he was a great speaker and very charismatic and very statesmanlike."

Lea Michele was stunned when she was cast in hit U.S. TV musical "Glee" because she had always been told she was "too ethnic" and "not pretty enough" for small screen roles. The actress, whose mum is Italian American and dad is Spanish-Sephardic Jewish, admits she never got a callback for a television show before she moved from New York to Los Angeles, because casting directors were confused by her look.

She tells the Hollywood Reporter, "I was always told I was too ethnic or not pretty enough or too much this or not enough of that." And Michele was stunned when "Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy remembered meeting her through a mutual friend, and revealed he wrote the lead role specifically for her.

"Pee-wee Herman" creator Paul Reubens still maintains he's innocent of the public indecency charges leveled at him in 1991 and would have won had the case gone to trial. The funnyman pleaded no contest to accusations he had been caught masturbating in a Florida porn theater, because he couldn't bear the thought of being a public punchline for the duration of a trial - but he insists the officers who arrested him had their facts all wrong.

In a rare interview about the 19-year-old scandal, Reubens tells Playboy he had witnesses and experts lined up who would have proved his innocence. He says, "Had we gone to trial, we had ready and expert from the Masters & Johnson Institute who was going to testify that in 30 years of research on masturbation the institute had never found one person who masturbated with his or her non-dominant hand."

Arcade Fire introduce a new way to make music video more interesting. Partnering with Google Chrome, they create an interactive music video using Google Maps and Google Street View for their latest single "We Used to Wait". It features a man in hoodie walking down a wet, empty street with the addition of HTML5 personalized imagery based on the address fans input before the video starts.

"We Used to Wait" is taken from Arcade Fire's third, yet first chart-topping album "The Suburbs". The music video which can bring fans back to their childhood home is directed by Chris Milk and can be experienced at TheWildernessDowntown.com.

The first clip for M. Night Shyamalan-produced movie "Devil" has been made available for viewing pleasure. An exclusive courtesy of MTV Movies Blog, the snippet shares the thrill when the lights in a stuck elevator go out for few seconds several times. In the dark, a woman sees a glimpse of bloody people before later she gets surprised with a glass which breaks into pieces.

The movie is set on an ordinary day when everything happens for a reason. In an office building, a group of people is trapped in an elevator. While they are waiting to get out of the elevator, they are threatened by a devil in disguise which leads them to become suspicious to each other.

Rapper Cee-Lo aka Cee Lo Green has hit back at critics of his new expletive-laden song about a money-hungry ex, defending the controversial track as a work of art. The "Crazy" hitmaker is under fire for dropping the word "f**k" 16 times in a three-and-a-half-minute track called "F**k You", which has become an internet sensation ahead of its release on his forthcoming album "The Lady Killer".

A spokesperson for America's Parents Television Council has taken aim at the star for setting a bad example for impressionable kids, calling the track "the latest example of an entertainment industry bent on racing to the bottom of the barrel".

Slayer frontman Tom Araya is still feeling the effects of his recent surgery. He has a constant lump in his throat.

The bassist went under the knife earlier this year after he was diagnosed with a cervical radiculopathy, a dysfunction of a nerve root of the spine. The operation has cured the agonizing pains he suffered as a result of the condition - but it's left him with a feeling of obstruction in his neck, and he has to be careful not to lose his composure and start headbanging onstage.

A spokesperson for Madonna has confirmed her adopted Malawian daughter will not meet a man who alleges he's her biological dad - because her extended family has "no knowledge of a father". In 2009, the pop star won her appeal to adopt abandoned Mercy James, whose 14-year-old mother died days after giving birth.

The adoption faced opposition from Malawian man James Kambewa, who launched a legal bid in April, 2009 to regain custody of Mercy, claiming he was her biological father. Kambewa gave up his fight two months later, and reports suggested he missed his opportunity to reunite with his four-year-old during the pop star's trip to Mercy's homeland in April this year, instead moving to South Africa to make a "better life" for himself.

Oscar-winning movie-maker Danny Boyle struggles to enjoy his successful career - because he feels "guilty" making more money than teachers and nurses earn. The "Slumdog Millionaire" director became a revered film-maker following his work on a series of hit movies including "A Life Less Ordinary" and "Trainspotting".

But he struggles to enjoy the fruits of his labor - because workers in more "important" industries earn far less than his salary. Boyle tells Britain's The Times, "I have always felt guilty about my sisters, who became teachers, doing more important jobs than me and getting paid f**k all, comparatively. So the answer to enjoying success is: No. Only in a very private way."

Glenn Close paid tribute to her "Damages" co-star Martin Short at the Emmys on Sunday, August 29, a week after the death of the funnyman's wife Nancy. Short was due to attend the glittery bash, where he was nominated for his Supporting Actor role in the hit show, but he pulled out to mourn for his wife of 30 years, who died on August 21 from natural causes, aged just 58.

Speaking to the press after the ceremony, Close praised the couple's "extraordinary" marriage and hailed Short a "magnificent actor". She told Entertainment Tonight, "He can pull off very, very complex emotions, and he was magnificent (in 'Damages')."

Anna Nicole Smith's ex-lover Larry Birkhead has opened up about the tragic model's battle with prescription drugs, revealing his fears for their unborn daughter as she appeared impaired during the pregnancy. The photographer gave a candid interview on U.S. breakfast program "Good Morning America" on Monday, August 30, opening up about being a single parent to three-year-old Danielynn. He revealed, "Until I got my daughter back, I worried every single day. But once I got her back and took her to the doctors and took her to all these different specialists to make sure everything is OK, they all assured me, 'Your daughter's healthy, she's happy...' I got lucky."

Birkhead also spoke candidly about being a witness in the ongoing trial of Howard K. Stern - Smith's former boyfriend and lawyer - and two doctors who are accused of illegally supplying Smith with drugs that led to her 2007 overdose death. He previously faced off with Stern in a 2007 paternity case, which proved Birkhead to be Danielynn's father.

The entire season of "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" has been building up to the summer finale in this upcoming Monday, September 6. The questions are "Will Ashley come between Amy and Ricky?" or "Will Ben and Adrian stay together?"

The preview of the episode called "Rules of Engagement" says "you won't believe how it ends". Apparently Ashley is not ready to give Ricky up to Amy and despite Amy's warning, she prepares the ultimate seduction to lure him back to her.

Conducting her first TV interview since her divorce from husband Jesse James following his affair scandal, Sandra Bullock talked about her seven-month-old adopted son Louis Bardot Bullock. "He's from New Orleans. He's a little Cajun cookie." Bullock told Matt Lauer for "TODAY" show, which is set to air on Tuesday, August 31.

"It was a long process. I did not circumvent. I wanted to do everything exactly the same way everyone else did. And... it was," Bullock shared the adoption process. "He was always mine, you know. It wasn't like I felt like someone was going to take him away. But it was nice to have someone say, 'I think you're a fit parent'."

Selena Gomez's "A Year Without Rain" music video is going to be premiered by Disney Channel this coming Friday on September 3 along with a clip for Hannah Montana's "Que Sera". In anticipation of the double treat, the mouse house offers sneak peeks to the forthcoming videos.

Released as the second single after "Round & Round", "A Year Without Rain" is produced and written by Toby Gad and Lindy Robbins. It is taken from Selena Gomez's new album of the same name, "A Year Without Rain", which is due September 21 in United States.

HBO was the biggest winner of 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, August 29 and thus its after-party was the most sought destination. Held at The Pacific Design Center immediately after the awards ceremony, the event saw the attendance of not only the network's stars but also from other networks.

Newlyweds Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin attended the party despite "True Blood" upset in Best Drama category. Paquin traded her train gown with a little black dress for the occasion while Moyer remained intact in his tuxedo. Their co-star Alexander Skarsgard who presented with them during the Emmys, was not spotted at the venue but Sam Trammell and Ashley Jones were.

Warner Bros. Pictures has premiered the first clip for crime thriller "The Town". Making its way out via Yahoo! Movies, the video gives a look at a scene in which Jeremy Renner's Jem informs his fellow robbers that the hostage they took lives in their neighborhood. Ben Affleck's Doug MacRay, however, does not believe in his partner when Jem wants to make sure if their victim is scared enough, thus he decides to do the job.

Directed by Affleck, "The Town" centers its story on MacRay, an unrepentant criminal who never has to fear losing anyone close to him since he has no real attachment. But it all changes after the gang briefly took bank manager Claire Keesey as a hostage. Though they let her go unharmed, Claire is nervously aware that the robbers know her name and where she lives.

Love is blind. Although knowing that her boyfriend cheated on her, Jazmine Sullivan welcomes him back as seen in a music video for her new single "Holding You Down (Goin' In Circles)". She sings, "While you're doing me so wrong/ I just keep holding you down/ I feel so stupid, foolish loving you all this way."

The video is directed by Marcus Raboy and features a Hip-Hop party with Doug E. Fresh, Pepa from Salt-N-Pepa, Pete Rock, Kwame and the song's co-producer Missy Elliott in attendance. As Sullivan starts to enjoy the bash, she spots her man once again flirts with another woman. Just recovering from a broken heart after his previous cheating scandal, she finally had enough and kissed him goodbye.

Lindsay Lohan was close to land another trouble with the law. The 24-year-old beauty, who just completed her rehab stint on August 24, was pulled over by a police officer on Friday night, August 27 at 11:00 P.M., TMZ reported.

According to the site, the cop stopped Lindsay's brand new Maserati after the "Just My Luck" actress rolled through a stop sign on her way to the Chateau Marmont Hotel. Lindsay, who was at the time driving with a pal, finally got off with only a warning.

Aerosmith rocker Joe Perry fears the band will be over once its current tour comes to an end - insisting their future together is completely "up in the air". Perry recently confirmed his bandmate Steven Tyler has been in talks to join the judging panel of "American Idol", although an official announcement has yet to be made, and the guitarist criticized the singer for not sharing his plans with his colleagues.

The rocker is now adamant Tyler's new role is a done deal and he's convinced Aerosmith's future is uncertain once their "Cocked, Locked, Ready To Rock" tour comes to an end in Canada next month. He tells Cincinnati.com, "He (Tyler) told me just a couple of days ago he signed his papers to join the show. As far as he knew, everything's set to go."

Patricia Arquette has dismissed rumors she clashed with her estranged husband Thomas Jane over custody of their young daughter - calling their ongoing divorce "friendly" and "not weird".

The "Medium" star confirmed her split from "The Punisher" actor earlier this month and after filing for divorce, Arquette requested full legal and physical custody of their seven-year-old daughter, Harlow.

Fun Lovin' Criminals star Huey Morgan is set to add actor and author to his resume - he's landed a cameo role in British teen drama "Skins" and written a series of spy books. The rocker has already branched out into TV work by appearing on several panel shows in the U.K., and he also presents a radio programme on the BBC's 6 Music station.

Now he is trying out acting - he will play a record shop owner in the popular British TV series. He's also written several spy novels, a good-versus-evil screenplay, and a story about a Vietnam war veteran.

Drummers including former Guns N' Roses star Steven Adler and Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith have signed up to take part in a tribute to late Led Zeppelin percussionist John Bonham to mark the 30th anniversary of his death.

Bonham, nicknamed Bonzo, died in 1980 at the age of 32, effectively ending Led Zeppelin's music career - the group disbanded three months after he passed away. He will be remembered at a tribute concert in Los Angeles on September 25 - exactly 30 years after the tragedy - and stars including Adler and Smith, as well as Bonham's son Jason Bonham, will take to the stage to play drums on some of Led Zeppelin's most famous tracks.

MTV Movies Blog has got its hand on new pictures from anticipated movies such as "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" and "The Tourist". The image from the upcoming adventure flick shows Harry Potter climbing the stairs inside Grimmauld Place. Meanwhile, the new official image from the drama thriller features lead stars Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp on a boat and staring at the camera.

"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" will follow Harry, Ron and Hermione who set out on their perilous mission to track down and destroy the secret to Voldemort's immortality and destruction, the Horcruxes. The film is due to come out in the U.S. on November 19 and will be followed by the release of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II" on July 15, 2011. Both movies get 3-D treatment and are directed by David Yates.

Hours after Justin Bieber's "Runaway Love" remix was leaked, Kanye West who provides additional verses posted the revamped track on his official blog. Beside featuring Kanye, the reworked song also has Raekwon contributing rap lines.

Kanye samples Wu-Tang Clan's 1993 breakout track "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F**k Wit" in it. The rap mogul pays homage to Raekwon's verses in Jodeci's "Freek'N You" remix, among other nods to the Staten Island collective. And Raekwon does the same thing.

Beloved U.S. TV actress Gloria Winters-Vernon has died at the age of 78. Winters-Vernon passed away at her home in Vista, California on August 14 after a battle with pneumonia, her family tells The Los Angeles Times.

As Gloria Winters she enjoyed guest acting roles in numerous 1950s series, including "Richard Diamond", "Private Detective", "Racket Squad" and "Death Valley Days" - but she was perhaps best-known for her role as Penny in TV western "Sky King". She retired shortly after the series went off the air in 1959 but found love on the hit show before she quit acting, marrying Dean Vernon, a sound engineer on "Sky King" who died in 2001.

Paris Hilton has been charged with possession of a controlled substance. CNN reported that on Monday, August 30, prosecutors in Clark County, Nevada filed the felony charge against the hotel heiress after cops found 0.8 grams of cocaine in her purse at a traffic stop on Friday, August 27.

Courthouse spokeswoman Jillian Prieto revealed that Paris is set to be arraigned in Clark County District Court on October 27. The charges could land the 29-year-old socialite anything from probation to four years in prison as well as $5,000 fine.

A representative for Lea Michele has dismissed rumors of a feud between the actress/singer and "Glee" bosses following reports of a disagreement over royalty payments from the popular music spin-offs.

The musical show has spawned a number of CDs which have dominated the charts in recent months, and reports have surfaced suggesting some of the stars are unhappy with their earnings from the show's partner record label Sony Music.

The search of helmer for "Wolverine 2" has brought the name of Darren Aronofsky. The 41-year-old filmmaker is now competing with David Slade, who has been mentioned on the short list before, to occupy the directing seat of the "X-Men" spin-off, Deadline Hollywood reports.

Aronofsky has reportedly talked with Hugh Jackman who will take the lead role in addition to serving as a producer for the project. Similar to the "Black Swan" helmer, Slade has also had a meeting with the actor, who "holds a lot of clout in the decision," over the weekend during the shooting of Jackman's "Real Steel".

Indeed, some of the words out there about who will join the 11th season of "Dancing with the Stars" are true. Announced on a live press conference during the "Bachelor Pad", the line-up include The Situation of reality show "Jersey Shore" as well as teen mom Bristol Palin aka the daughter of ex-vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

The other names which the whispers got it right are Audrina Patridge of "The Hills", ex-"Baywatch" star David Hasselhoff, singer Brandy, ex-basketball star slash actor Rick Fox, comedienne Margaret Cho, NFL quarterback Kurt Warner, "Brady Bunch" star Florence Henderson, "Cory in the House" star Kyle Massey, singer Michael Bolton and "Dirty Dancing" star Jennifer Grey. There are noticeably 12 stars instead of 11 like in last season.

Justin Bieber dreams of becoming the next John Travolta - he's eyeing the lead role in a remake of hit movie musical "Grease". The teenage pop singer is set to make his film debut next year in his own 3-D movie memoir, which will document his stellar rise to fame.

And Bieber is already considering his next big screen project - he wants to star as Danny Zuko in a new version of 1978's "Grease". He tells The Sun, "It would be a lot of fun. It's been talked about a lot over the years but it would be awesome to play Danny."

Guitar legend Slash has filed for divorce from his wife of almost nine years, Perla Ferrar. The former Guns N' Roses guitarist entered the legal papers in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Monday, August 30, People reported.

"I can confirm the divorce papers were filed and from Slash's perspective the split is amicable," a rep for Slash, real name Saul Hudson, told the site. In the documents, Slash cited irreconcilable differences and listed July 15 as the date of separation.

Lenny Kravitz has confirmed he's planning to revive the track he recorded with late superstar Michael Jackson - he's been working on a "new version" of the song. The rocker hit the studio with the King of Pop before his tragic death last year to record "Another Day", with Jackson on vocals and Kravitz playing along.

But the "Are You Gonna Go My Way" hitmaker was devastated when a 30-second cut of the song leaked on the internet in January. Kravitz, who called working with Jackson "one of the most amazing musical experiences" of his life, denied he was behind the leak and vowed to negotiate with the late star's record label in a bid to have the collaboration released officially.

Former Spice Girls, Melanie Brown, put on a united front with her husband Stephen Belafonte on Sunday, August 29 amid reports their marriage is in crisis. Belafonte is alleged to have personally phoned a journalist at Britain's Sunday Mirror last week to tell him the couple's union is over and that Brown plans to return to Britain without him.

Brown has remained silent over the report, ignoring the issue on her Twitter.com blog and declining to release a statement clarifying her position. But she sent a clear message to fans on Sunday night when she and Belafonte were seen dining at a plush Japanese restaurant near their home in Los Angeles.

Paris Hilton's boyfriend has been fired from his job at a leading Las Vegas nightclub following the couple's brush with the law in Sin City on Friday night, August 27, according to reports. The socialite and her partner Cy Waits were driving down the famous Las Vegas Strip when their car was pulled over by cops.

Waits was arrested on suspicion of DUI and Hilton was charged with cocaine possession after police officers allegedly found drugs in her purse. Now new reports suggest Waits has lost his job as head of nightclub operations for Wynn and Encore properties following the scandal.