September 22, 2010

Paris Hilton axed her tour of the Far East and flew out of Japan on Wednesday, September 22 after immigration officials refused to allow her entry to the country. The socialite jetted to Asia on Monday September 20 just hours after she accepted a one-year suspended sentence in Las Vegas for possessing cocaine.

She was stopped by officials on arrival at Narita Airport in Tokyo on Tuesday, September 21 over her drug conviction and was questioned for several hours. The heiress was ordered to stay at a nearby hotel while a decision was pending on whether to allow her to enter the country - but on Wednesday Hilton boarded a plane bound for the U.S.

Cameron Diaz might always refuse to address the nature of her relationship with baseball player Alex Rodriguez. However, the two didn't seem mind having camera captured their moment when they were together at a hotel gym in Tampa, Florida recently.

In pictures, obtained by Daily Mail which were taken on September 15, Diaz was seen accompanying Rodriguez as he worked on his cardio on an exercise bike. According to the site, Diaz and Rodriguez had been staying at the hotel as the sport star and his team were set to play the Tampa Bay Rays on the next day.

Shakira stopped by Madison Square Garden in New York City on Tuesday night, September 21 as part of her traveling show to support upcoming studio album "Sale El Sol". She shouted to audience in beginning of the concert, "I'm here to please you!...Remember tonight I'm all yours."

Indeed, Shakira was all out, bringing the joy to the Big Apple and giving more than music. She kissed kids, shared hug with moms and got up close with male fans. Wearing tight pants, she catered fans with songs from her long catalog.

Nick Jonas will be beamed into theatres around the globe as he takes to the stage for a one-off performance of "Les Miserables" next month. The teen heartthrob thrilled audiences in London when he portrayed Marius in the West End production for a limited run over the summer, and he's returning to the role once more to mark the show's 25th anniversary.

The performance, which is also set to star British funnyman Matt Lucas, will be shown in cinemas across the U.K., as well as in countries including Japan and Australia.

Leonardo DiCaprio's hit movie "Inception" has inspired a new videogame. The complex thriller, which has made over $750 million at the global box office, is to be revamped for gamers.

Director Christopher Nolan says, "One thing we are looking at doing is developing a videogame based on the world of the film, which has all kinds of ideas that you can't fit into a feature film. That's something we've been talking about."

Rachel Weisz has signed on to take a role in "360", a sex drama based on Arthur Schnitzler's play "Reigen" which inspired French drama "La Ronde", Variety reports. For the upcoming project, the 40-year-old British will team up with Fernando Meirelles, whom she previously worked with in "The Constant Gardener" which helped her snatch Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.

The original play, which has provided the dramatic structure for scores of plays and films, consists of short scenes between couples, shown before or after a sexual liaison. After each scene, one character from the pairing is then shown with another partner, who is then shown with another partner, and so on. Finally, the promiscuity comes full circle.

Dave Annable will get to channel his love to Odette Yustman on TV screen. The real-life couple will share some scenes on Annable's starring vehicle "Brothers & Sisters" as lovers, E! Online reported and ABC has confirmed.

This is somehow an echo to previous casting when Annable was still dating Emily VanCamp. The actress portrays Rebecca, who was initially thought as part of the Walkers clan before it was revealed that they were from different parents. They embarked on a secret relationship before coming clean and getting married.

"Twilight" movie executives have denied reports the upcoming "Breaking Dawn" films will be released in 3D. The franchise's leading actress Kristen Stewart prompted speculation earlier this summer that the pictures would be shot with the latest technology for a 3D cinema release, saying, "I think it would be awesome."

But Summit Entertainment chiefs insist the rumor concerning the two "Breaking Dawn" films, set for release next year and in 2012, is "fabricated". A representative for the company tells GossipCop.com, "Neither film is being shot in 3D."

Selena Gomez is apparently prepared for upcoming Halloween as she has thought about what kind of costume she will wear during the annual spooky celebration. Instead of wearing ghost, skeleton, witch or devil costume, the 18-year-old beauty prefers to don a blue wig and ice cream bikini, impersonating Katy Perry in her "California Gurls" music video.

During a recent live chat with Just Jared, Selena shared, "I'm going to be Katy Perry for Halloween. It's the 'California Gurls' outfit with the blue hair. I'm so excited." As for Halloween pranks, the "Ramona and Beezus" actress admitted, "[I did it to] someone who wasn't nice to me."

Few hours away from the release of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" trailer, Warner Bros. Pictures has teased fans by outing several brand new photos. The first one, which makes its way out via USA Today, features a scene where Harry Potter and Hermione Granger share a sobering moment when they visit the graves of Harry's parents.

Later, other fresh pictures are released via the movie's Facebook page, featuring Harry standing in a set of reeds, Hermione in a forest, Ron outside the Burrow, and Snatchers in the Ministry of Magic atrium. Meanwhile, via Twitpic, Warner Bros. unleashes an image of scene set in the Ministry of Magic where Dolores Umbridge stands in front of a mass.

Semi Precious Weapons have made public an official uncensored music video for their latest single "Look at Me". Frontman Justin Tranter plays a narrator to a lesbian couple who is engaged in a steamy bedroom joint.

"Our concept was really f**king simple," Tranter explained to Rolling Stone. "Have me sit on the bed of a dirty motel room, while two stunning people are making love. Kind of like I'm the narrator of their sex - but making sure it all looks as real, honest and beautiful as the song is."

Late actor Dennis Hopper's valuable works of art are set to go up for auction in New York - and they're expected to gain $13 million. The creations came under the spotlight before the "Easy Rider" star's death in May, when he filed legal papers accusing his estranged wife Victoria Duffy of stealing art pieces from him while he was battling cancer.

The collection included a portrait of the actor by Andy Warhol, and works by Robert Graham and British graffiti artist Banksy. And now Hopper's pieces are set to go under the hammer - with the personal Warhol portrait expected to get $1.2 million.

Michael Douglas is looking forward to his 10th wedding anniversary with wife Catherine Zeta-Jones later this year - because his cancer battle has taught him to "savor" life's special moments. The veteran star has been undergoing intensive chemotherapy and radiation treatment for throat cancer following his diagnosis last month.

The Welsh beauty has been a constant support to the Wall Street star - and he admits their upcoming anniversary on November 18 will be especially poignant in the wake of his health battle. He tells Britain's Daily Mirror, "Time goes so fast. I'm looking forward to our anniversary and I'll be back in good health so we can really enjoy it - although we haven't yet decided what we are going to do."

"Boardwalk Empire" opened to a strong number and for that it's granted a second season. HBO has renewed the new series starring Steve Buscemi after only one episode that attracted 4.8 million viewers. The cable has not absorbed such amount of rating since the 2004 opener of "Deadwood".

"All the ingredients aligned for this one, from Mark Wahlberg and Steve Levinson's initial pitch, to Martin Scorsese's enormous contributions as director and executive producer, to the genius of Terry Winter and the expertise of Tim Van Patten, to a stellar cast led by Steve Buscemi," said president of HBO programming Michael Lombardo. "The response from the media and our viewers has been nothing short of amazing."

Spencer Pratt has shared a bloody process of him shaving his overgrown beard. In a video posted on Tuesday, September 21 on his YouTube channel, Spencer began the process by telling his fans that he decided to get rid of his "flesh-colored beard" "in honor of things working out between" his wife Heidi Montag and himself.

With banjo music as the background, Spencer later introduced his male assistant whom he has picked to help him trim his beard. He also said he had to use a giant knife for the process because shaving cream and razor companies refused to have their products featured with him as he was "off brand."

Electronic dance music duo Groove Armada are planning to retire from live performances after their upcoming U.K. tour. Tom Findlay and Andy Cato formed the acclaimed act in the mid-1990s and they became a popular European festival draw - but the pair is quitting life on the road following their trek next month.

A statement from the duo reads, "We've crossed and re-crossed the world with this band and crew. There's no other team like it. With their help, GA live became the sound of legendary nights from Mount Fuji to Moscow.

Yahoo! Movies has debuted a new clip from "You Again", sharing how uncomfortable Kristen Bell's Marni when she has to encounter her old rival again. This is worsened when her mother, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, does the cheerleading move with Joanna, who is no other than her brother's girlfriend.

Successful PR pro Marni heads home for her older brother's wedding and discovers that he's marrying her high school arch nemesis, who's conveniently forgotten their problematic past. Then the bride's jet-setting aunt bursts in and Marni's not-so-jet-setting mom comes face to face with her own high school rival. The claws come out and old wounds are opened in this crazy comedy that proves that not all rivalries are forever.

Country music star Dierks Bentley raised $50,000 for charity at a rain-soaked biker rally show in Seattle, Washington on Saturday, September 18. The 34 year old battled through torrential rain to perform at the Miles & Music for Kids motorcycle ride and concert, which was staged to raise funds for Seattle Children's Hospital.

He says, "Rainy days aren't typically when most people are itching to get out the motorcycle for a leisurely afternoon ride. We've come to learn over the last few years of putting these rides on that motorcycle riders may look big and bad, but they have a heart of gold, and it would take a lot more than a little rain to deter them."

Stone Temple Pilots have scrapped a trio of Texas shows, sparking rumors of trouble on tour. A show in El Paso on Tuesday night, September 21, as well as Lubbock and Corpus Christi gigs, have been postponed without reason. The news, announced by the El Paso Times newspaper on Tuesday, comes less than two days after the rockers hit the stage in Houston, Texas an hour late and frontman Scott Weiland rambled on about his drug addiction and marriage breakdown.

The singer, who has struggled with substance abuse over the last few years and battled heroin addiction before finally getting sober, told fans at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion how he had been affected by his past problems.

Hugh Jackman's new movie "Real Steel" briefly caused chaos in rural Michigan on Sunday night, September 21 when a camera helicopter hooked a power line. No one was injured but the incident closed a main road and cut off a power supply to Sheridan Township.

Local Sheriff Kelly J. Hanson tells the Huron Daily Tribune the helicopter, which was equipped with a front-mounted camera, experienced "directional control issues" after snagging the power line.

As expected Vincent D'Onofrio is returning to "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and this means the series will be back for the tenth and final season. Months-long deals have been taking place to bring back the depicter of Detective Robert Goren so that USA Network could give the show a proper closure.

Announced at the same time, the casting and the renewal confirm that the "Law & Order" franchise is taking a bow due to a decline in rating. The network has ordered 8 episodes for the final season which would start airing sometime in 2011. Deadline reports that the producers are still trying to bring back other "CI" alums including Kathryn Erbe.

Pop superstar Cher will bring the curtain down on her Las Vegas residency for the final time on February 5, 2011. The "Believe" singer has been a regular fixture at the Caesars Palace hotel and casino's Colosseum theater since signing a three-year deal with venue bosses in 2008.

But, after performing around 200 shows at the arena, she will wrap her "Cher at the Colosseum" show for good next year, with the last leg of concerts kicking off in January next year. The singer's final performance will take place weeks before Celine Dion is due to return to begin her second residency in Sin City on March 15.

Police officials in Detroit, Michigan have appealed to Aretha Franklin's son to get in touch with them and report his gas station assault following the brutal beating on Monday night, September 20. The Queen of Soul's 52-year-old son, Eddie Franklin, was attacked on the forecourt of a garage while a female companion was inside the store.

He was admitted to hospital where he underwent emergency surgery, but he had left the building by the time cops stopped by to investigate the incident. Police spokeswoman Eren Stephens confirmed officers were interested in talking to Franklin after being told he "walked out (of hospital) on his own".

Lady GaGa's bid to force U.S. politicians to repeal the military's 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy with regard to gay servicemen and women has failed - the Senate has voted against starting a debate on a new bill. The pop superstar has been very outspoken against the policy in recent weeks and appeared at a rally in Maine on Monday, September 20 to further campaign against the ongoing military cover-up.

But, despite gaining a lot of publicity and turning heads in Washington, D.C., GaGa's efforts have been thwarted. A Republican-led filibuster blocked efforts to repeal the 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy on gays serving openly in the military on Tuesday, September 21.

Jennifer Lopez's ex-husband has been told not to audition for a spot on the new season of "American Idol" because he won't be welcomed. Ojani Noa was hoping to embarrass his ex in Los Angeles on Wednesday, September 22, as she makes her debut as a judge on the show, by showing up for try-outs at the Forum.

A spokesman for Noa told WENN he was even planning to perform one of Lopez's songs. But "Idol" bosses are keen to keep the Cuban-American away from auditions, according to reports. A source tells the Chicago Sun Times newspaper that producers are determined not to embarrass Lopez and they've reportedly hired 'screeners' to make sure Noa doesn't slip past security - even if he's in disguise.

Kanye West has unleashed an artwork for "Runaway", his new single which was debuted at the closing set of MTV Video Music Awards. The picture posted by the G.O.O.D Music rapper on Twitter features a ballerina striking a pose in a black tutu.

The picture is taken from a scene in short movie Kanye made for the Pusha T-assisted single. Trailer for the film has previously been offered, including a teaser for explosive scene where the outspoken MC holds a feathered woman and carries her to safety.

Godzilla was haunting New York citizens in the 1998 film but it will likely meet an equal opponent in the remake. Speaking to zennie62.com, producer Brian Rogers says that forthcoming "Godzilla" will feature at least one other monster which the title character will face off.

"There's going to be another monster, or monsters, that Godzilla will fight," he reveals, claiming that this kind of situation is what fan base wants to see. Meanwhile, he thinks what Sony did with the previous film by featuring Godzilla fighting an army "was not the same kind of spirit of the character."

"An Education" star Carey Mulligan is desperate to tackle William Shakespeare's most beloved heroine on Broadway before she's too old to play her. The 25-year-old actress hopes to hit the stage as Juliet in a new production of "Romeo & Juliet" next year.

She tells WENN, "I've been talking to someone about 'Romeo & Juliet' and I'd never sort of gone after it and tried to make that happen. I've never done Shakespeare, so that really scares me. But it's exciting. I won't be able to play Juliet in a couple of years and if I'm ever gonna do it I should do it now."

Josh Brolin wears his 2008 jail time as a badge of honor because he's proud he stood up for "W" co-star Jeffrey Wright in a Louisiana bar encounter. The actors were arrested and charged with interfering with police business following the altercation at the Stray Cat bar in Shreveport but the charges against both have since been dropped.

And Brolin insists he'd do what he did all over again, whatever the consequences, because he hates bar bullies. He tells Playboy magazine, "Going to jail that time was for an excellent reason: Jeffrey Wright didn't do anything... I don't like bullies. I don't like when people are mistreated."

"The Sopranos" star James Gandolfini's truck was impounded by Hollywood police after he was caught driving on a suspended license on Tuesday morning, September 21. The actor's vehicle was pulled over after he ran through a stop sign while talking on his cell phone.

Officers subsequently discovered Gandolfini had temporarily been banned from driving and a tow truck was called to the scene to take his vehicle to a police impound, where it will be held for the next 30 days, reports TMZ. He calls a friend to pick him up from the roadside.

Sandra Bullock has been targeted in legal papers filed by her ex-husband Jesse James' former partner, who accuses the actress of telling her daughter she lied to police. The reality star and Bullock were granted full guardianship of little Sunny in 2009 after porn star Janine Lindemulder, James' second wife, was sentenced to six months in jail for tax evasion.

She was released later that year, in 2009, and her custody efforts were given a boost after James was exposed as a love cheat in March. James was granted permission to relocate from California to Texas with the six year old in July, but Lindemulder now shares legal custody of Sunny and regularly sees the young girl.

The title to next episode of "One Tree Hill" may suggest that Clay, who is between life and death, is the centric storyline, but what happen on the other side of life grabs the attention more. Mouth and Millie are back together and they are caught staring at the ceiling, thinking of what just happened on bed.

Mouth and Millie's relationship dated back in season 5 when she was still an assistant to Brooke. They found things in common but drifted apart as time goes by and she struggled with weight and drugs issue as a model. Millie then cleaned up and chose a different path of career.

Carlos Santana is sharing screen with India.Arie in a music video for his latest track "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Beside featuring Santana strumming his guitar and Arie tackling the singing part, the clip also has narrative footage which follows a young woman who dreams of becoming a musician but has to do burlesque for a living.

"While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is a 1968 song written by George Harrison of The Beatles from the band's double album "The Beatles [White Album]". In covering the classic ballad, Santana also gets help from certified cellist Yo-Yo Ma.

Rapper Nicki Minaj refuses to set the record straight on rumors she's bisexual, insisting she's unfazed by the focus on her personal life. The "Your Love" hitmaker has been dogged by claims she is secretly attracted to both women and men since she emerged as Lil Wayne's sexy rap protege in 2009, and recent jokes about enjoying a threesome with singer Cassie and model/actress Lauren London have only fueled the gossip.

She was recently forced to dismiss reports she had wed labelmate Drake after a prank on Twitter.com spiralled out of control, but she is happy to keep people guessing about her sexual preferences. She tells the upcoming issue of Complex magazine, "Take what you want from it (the bisexual rumours). (In the press) I didn't say (I don't like women). I said I don't have sex with women. I don't have sex with men right now either. If (bisexual is) what they wanna call me, then fine."

Actress Rosamund Pike is fed up with reports suggesting she enjoyed the high life as a child, because her parents were so poor they couldn't even afford a house. The posh-sounding former Bond girl insists rumors she comes from a wealthy background are all wrong - she was even turned away from one drama school because officials thought she had been born into a prosperous family.

Pike insists she still doesn't even own her own property and her family struggled financially throughout her childhood. She tells Britain's You magazine, "There's this impression that I've somehow lived a charmed life. When I applied for drama school I was turned down by every single one, which was crushing at 19, although it's now a badge of pride."

A bad case of influenza forced actor Joey Lawrence to scrap an appearance on U.S. TV personality Wendy Williams' daytime talk show on Tuesday, September 21. The former "Blossom" star was expected to join the outlandish Williams to promote his latest TV series "Melissa and Joey" but the 34 year old had to call in sick after catching a nasty cold from his eldest daughter Charleston.

But he delighted the studio audience by calling in from his sick bed to apologize for his absence. He told Williams over the phone, "I got it bad. I have two children and my four-year-old girl got it (the flu). I had to take her to school because my wife - we have a six month old girl - she had to be quarantined so she didn't get sick, so of course I took her (Charleston, to school) and I got it! Four year old cooties are the worst, man!"

Patrick Swayze's widow Lisa Niemi has heaped praise on her late husband's "Dirty Dancing" co-star Jennifer Grey for taking to the dance floor again for a TV tribute to the star. Grey broke down during rehearsals for "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday night, September 20 when the emotion of what she was doing hit her - and the footage aired on the season debut.

The actress danced to "Dirty Dancing" tune "These Arms of Mine" with professional Derek Hough - and confessed the experience reminded her of dancing with Swayze in the movie. But she shone on the dance floor, and wowed Swayze's widow.

Actress Molly Ringwald reunited with her former "The Breakfast Club" cast mates on Monday night, September 20 to pay tribute to late director John Hughes at a special event in New York. The now-grown-up kids from the cult 1980s movie - Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson and Ally Sheedy - gathered at the Film Society For Lincoln Center event, 25 years after shooting the iconic picture.

The four stars last appeared together at the 2010 Academy Awards, during a tribute to Hughes, who died in 2009. The fifth remaining "Breakfast Club" member, Emilio Estevez, was the only noticeable absentee from the anniversary event.

Wyclef Jean has officially withdrawn from Haiti's presidential race. The former The Fugees star announced his decision on Tuesday, September 21 by releasing a statement which read, "After weeks of quiet but painstaking reflection with my wife and daughter, I have chosen to end my bid for the presidency of Haiti."

Although admitting that making the decision was not an easy one, Jean said it was a move he has "thoughtfully made," adding "Some battles are best fought off the field, and that is where we take this now." Now that Jean no longer has his name on the ballots in Haiti's Presidential election this November, he will continue focusing on his music career.

A month shy of Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" release date, tracklisting for the country music singer's third studio album is uncovered. 14 tracks appear on the list including "Innocent", a nod to Kanye West which was debuted to live audience this month at MTV Video Music Awards.

Among the confirmed songs, Swift's pal Selena Gomez named "Dear John" as one of her favorite tunes in the album. "My favorite songs from her record would be 'Dear John' and another one ... it's number 13 on the record 'cause that's her favorite number ... it's really sweet," the Disney songstress told MTV.

A casting news comes straight from the horse's mouth, Joe Jonas is working with Tom Hanks on a TV show. During a backstage interview with Ryan Seacrest's reporter at "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" tour, Joe revealed that he was coming out of a studio to work on the secret project, not on his solo album.

"That day you spotted me, I saw the photo [of me leaving the recording studio]. I was actually doing something with Tom Hanks that day. A little bit of a different studio something," he revealed. "He's working on a new TV show, so you'll see that pretty soon, and he asked me to be a part of it."

Katerina Graham is a boxer in a Kevin Boston-directed music video for her new song "Cold Hearted Snake". The Bonnie Bennett of "The Vampire Diaries" is sweating it out while practicing her jab and other maneuvers in the combat sport.

"Cold Hearted Snake" is originally a 1989 hit single from Paula Abdul's album "Forever Your Girl". It ruled Billboard Hot 100 and four other singles charts in United States back then. The latest remix of the song by Graham has been put out on iTunes for download.

Those who are curious to know how "Romeo and Juliet" will be seen as an animated flick should check out the first trailer for "Gnomeo and Juliet". Making its way out via Apple, the video gives preview to a secret adventure which takes place in the gardens of common neighborhood.

Garden gnomes come to live when the owners are away and there is a timeless feud between the red gnomes and the blue ones. As expected, a love story of two lovebirds will add to the complication. All of these happen while they still have to look like motionless statues in front of human.

The news about Michaele Salahi being evicted from "The Real Housewives of D.C." is too premature. The White House dinner party crasher was said not coming back for the second season for her reputation and her husband Tareq's are not doing the show any good. Bravo reportedly had learned that "not all press is good press".

However, in a statement to Pop Eater, Bravo's spokesman said, "We've had no discussions about a season two - including any casting - and won't until the freshman season concludes. Any speculation to the contrary would be absolutely premature. And let's face it, it wouldn't be a proper 'Real Housewives' franchise without the drama of casting rumors."

Jodie Foster has stepped up to defend troubled actor Mel Gibson amidst his nasty custody battle against ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva. The 47-year-old actress told More magazine, "When you love a friend, you don't abandon them when they are struggling."

Jodie, who has worked with Mel in 1994 film "Maverick" and recently reunited with him for "The Beaver", admitted that "Mel is an undeniably gifted actor and director." She then added, "But more importantly, he is and has been a true and loyal friend. I hope I can help him get through this dark moment."

Brandon Flowers has risked disappointing his fellow Mormons - the rocker has confessed to enjoying adrenaline-fuelled gambling sprees in his native Las Vegas. The Killers frontman was raised under the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which rejects all forms of gambling as damaging to society.

But the singer admits he struggles to stick to a Mormon lifestyle - especially in his casino-packed hometown. Flowers tells ShortList magazine, "The most I've won is a couple of grand. I'm not a huge gambler personally but the adrenaline of it can draw anybody in so you've got to be careful. I'm still drawn to those neon lights."

Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams "freaked out" during a concert in Arizona last Wednesday, September 15 after a male fan she invited on stage kissed her without permission. The singer allowed three devotees to get up on stage at the band's gig in Pheonix, but Williams was taken by surprise when one of the boys leaned in and gave her a peck on the cheek.

Williams retreated to the other side of the stage, telling the audience, "Oh my God he just kissed me. Urgh! Don't kiss me, I will kick you off the stage. That's disgusting! Boys! Hey boys out there, never kiss a girl unless she says she wants you to, alright."

Amy Winehouse has backtracked over comments she made about Mark Ronson after telling him he's "dead to" her - by publicly declaring her love for him instead. The "Rehab" hitmaker took to her Twitter.com blog on Friday, September 17 to proclaim she is cutting all ties with her pal and collaborator after accusing him of taking credit for her fame.

The comments came after Ronson, who worked on Winehouse's 2006 release "Back to Black", appeared on Jools Holland's British TV show saying he had "created the tracks" on the album. Ronson was left confused by Winehouse's remarks, insisting he needed to speak to the singer to ask what she meant, telling BBC Breakfast, "I've always been really candid about saying that Amy is the reason I am on the map."

Kim Kardashian limits the number of dates she goes on over fears she will be accused of sleeping around. The socialite admits she turns down many romantic engagements and keep her outings with potential boyfriends secret as she worries her reputation will be smeared if she is pictured out and about with more than one guy.

She tells Britain's Heat magazine, "I'm trying to be single, but for me that doesn't mean dating around. I don't multi-date. What if I wanted to go on five dates? There'd be photos of me with five different men and I'd be a sl*t and a w***e. So I don't like to date."

Aretha Franklin's son Eddie has been admitted to hospital for emergency surgery and released after he was savagely beaten at a filling station in the U.S. The Queen of Soul's 52-year-old son was attacked on the forecourt of a garage in Detroit, Michigan on Monday, September 20 night while a female pal was inside the building.

She saw Eddie lying in a pool of blood and immediately drove him to hospital, where doctors reportedly operated. It is believed two men and a woman were involved in the attack. According to some sources, the female suspect appeared to be about 19 years old, and one of the men had dreadlocks. All three were African American.

Ryan Reynolds could not be a superhero and an undead cop at the same time. The actor, who is attached to star in "Deadpool" and "R.I.P.D.", has revealed that he probably will have to choose between the two. "I think it would be more likely that only one of them gets made with me," he tells io9 when asked which one he will do earlier.

Reynolds will likely get a problem to take a pick since he is interested in both "Deadpool" and "R.I.P.D." "They're both movies I'm interested in, they're both movies that are in fast-track development. But I never say I'm doing a movie until I break for lunch the first day. Because it's such a crapshoot, this industry. Everything's so fickle and so contingent on so many factors, aside from just an actor," he explains. "And because it has an actor, and because these films have interested directors, it's obviously likely that they'll both get made."

Teen sensation Justin Bieber has fueled rumors he is dating singer Jasmine Villegas after they were photographed cuddling in the back seat of a car. The "Baby" hitmaker has made a point of proclaiming he is unattached following reports he rekindled his romance with childhood sweetheart Caitlin Beadles over the summer.

Earlier this month, he said, "I'm single. I'm kind of looking, but I'm kind of trying to stay single." But now Bieber appears to have found romance with 16-year-old R&B singer Villegas, who is currently performing on his tour and appeared as his love interest in his "Baby" video.

Whether or not he's doing it on purpose, Kevin Jonas has flashed his middle finger to brother and bandmate Joe Jonas on stage during one of Jonas Brothers' U.S. shows. In an outed-video, Joe, in his black sleeveless T-shirt, is seen giving a sign to Kevin who answered it by flipping the bird as they walked towards each other.

Kevin and Joe, as well as Nick Jonas, are still currently hitting the road for their North American tour 2010. E! Online reported that the trio, on Tuesday morning, September 21, surprised students at the Los Feliz Arts Charter School in Los Angeles with an impromptu concert.

"Spandau Ballet" star Martin Kemp has confirmed his pal George Michael is "doing okay" and coping "as well as you can expect" in prison as he serves out his eight-week sentence. The former Wham! star has been behind bars since last week when he was jailed for possession of cannabis and driving under the influence of drugs following a car crash in north London in July.

But despite Michael's recent troubles, Kemp has defended the singer, insisting the star is a good man and a "wonderful" friend. He tells Britain's Daybreak show, "I have to say, he is like one of my best friends and he is the most wonderful man that I know, absolutely without a word of a lie he is fantastic. And if you're watching today (George), I hope you're well."

Jennifer Grey broke down in tears when she first heard the song she would be performing to on "Dancing with the Stars" - because it reminded her of late pal Patrick Swayze. The "Dirty Dancing" actress made her debut on the reality TV show on Monday night, September 20, performing a Viennese waltz to Otis Redding's "These Arms of Mine", which appeared on the film's soundtrack.

But when Grey, who played Frances 'Baby' Houseman opposite Swayze in the 1987 movie, first heard the track in rehearsals she broke down because it made her miss her co-star. In pre-recorded footage, Grey is seen crying and telling her professional dance partner, Derek Hough, "It took me back in a time capsule, and I was with Patrick. I just missed him. He was like you, young and gorgeous."

Former supermodel Stephanie Seymour and her husband Peter Brant have put months of bitter legal wrangling behind them and called off their divorce. The retired catwalk beauty has been locked in an ugly spat with the publishing mogul ever since they split last year as they attempted to thrash out the details of their separation and custody arrangements for their three children.

The divorce proceedings led to a nasty war of words between the pair - they were both ordered to undergo random drug testing at the other's request, while Seymour also accused her estranged partner of spying on her and attaching a satellite tracking device to her car to monitor her movements.

Mel Gibson's troubled relationship with ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva is back under the spotlight following the leak of an email exchange which purportedly took place between the pair shortly after their bust-up in January. The couple split in April and subsequently became embroiled in an ugly public spat after the Russian singer accused the Hollywood star of knocking out her teeth in a violent argument.

Tape recordings of Gibson allegedly hurling abuse at his former partner, the mother of his daughter Lucia, also hit the Internet and further intensified the scandal. Now a series of emails which are said to have been sent between the pair shortly after the alleged fight have been obtained by TMZ.com. One message, reportedly sent by Gibson, simply reads, "How's your tooth?" and it is followed by another email which reads, "Could you please call me... I want to tell you how unspeakably sorry I am."

From being a ballerina in "Black Swan", Natalie Portman could be seen transforming into a Snow White. Pajiba reports the 29-year-old beauty is interested to take the title role in "The Brothers Grimm: Snow White", which will be made as an edgy adult version of the famous tale.

Additionally, the site mentions that the Hollywood Cog says "Amelie" and "Micmacs" director, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, is considering to tackle the helming duty. The upcoming project has been developed by Brett Ratner and Relativity Media.

He might be the guy who saved people's life in red pants and the hunk who saved the world with his talking car, but David Hasselhoff can't save himself on the dance floor. The "Baywatch" actor is the first eliminated celebrity in season 11 of "Dancing with the Stars" after scoring only 15 out of 30 with his Cha Cha Cha.

"Hey, we tried," Hasselhoff said when his name and partner Kym Johnson's were called as the eliminated ones. He said later on, before reprising his stiff Cha Cha Cha, "It's been a great ride. I feel bad for Kym because she worked so hard to try and get me where I was going. I'm just so proud that my daughters are here and got to see me go this far. So, it's great."

Susan Boyle is gearing up to release her sophomore set. The follow-up to her record-breaking debut "I Dreamed a Dream" is called "The Gift" and going to be made available for purchase in United States on November 9. In anticipation of that, a cover art and tracklisting for the effort are revealed.

The artwork is simple, boasting a picture of the "Britain's Got Talent" alum in a black dress. As for the tracklisting, it unveils a "seasonal collection" of holiday songs and inspirational pop covers. Christmas songs such as "The First Noel", "O Holy Night" and "Away In a Manger" and cover version of unforgettable pop classics like Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and Crowded House's "Don't Dream It's Over" are included.

Paris Hilton found her cocaine case following her down to Japan. The 29-year-old socialite, who has made the Asian trip to visit her stores as well as to unveil her 2010 Fall/Winter collection, was held for questioning by officials at Tokyo airport on Tuesday night, September 21 following her guilty plea to felony drug possession charge, CNN reported.

A Japanese official revealed that Paris appeared before Japanese immigration officials the following morning on Wednesday, to ask whether or not she was allowed to enter the country and continue her business tour. The site further reported that Paris was allowed to spend the night at a hotel at the Narita airport until the matter is resolved.

Somewhere at McKinley High's cafeteria, Sue Sylvester is screaming in horror upon finding out that the "Glee" kids are doing Britney Spears' music. The preview of episode "Britney/Brittany" reveals that the gang would do a seductive version of "Toxic" while Brittany gets in the mood of "I'm a Slave for You" and Rachel tackles "...Baby One More Time".

When Brittany and the gang try to convince Mr. Schuester to let them do a Britney Spears number, he is reluctant to go that edgy. Meanwhile, an insecure Will is curious about Emma's new beau, Dr. Carl Howell (guest star John Stamos), so he convinces her to bring him in to talk to the kids about dental hygiene. While the dreamy doc inspires the girls to take their dental health more seriously, Will is left feeling worse than before.