October 16, 2010

Gucci Mane is sharing screen with Ray J in a music video filmed to support his latest track "Remember When". It follows the rapper and his girlfriend as their relationship gets tense when she finds out a message from an unknown girl.

Gucci includes "Remember When" in his third studio album "The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted". Beside collaborating with Ray J in that song, he also lines up Swizz Beatz, Nicki Minaj, Pharrell Williams, Estelle, Wyclef Jean and Bun B in other tracks.

An international TV spot for "Paranormal Activity 2" has hit the web and it includes many never-before-seen scenes. The video sees a messy living room, a family's argument over the daughter's opinion about the ghost, and some creepy footage which shows how the supernatural thing starts disturbing people living in the house.

Serving as the follow-up to "Paranormal Activity", the upcoming film is presented in the style of found footage from the camera set up to capture what is haunting the residents. Tod Williams tackles the helming duty, replacing Oren Peli who now serves as a producer along with Jason Blum.

Drama thriller "The Gates" sadly only survives one season on ABC. Although the official announcement from the network has not come out, a confirmation came from star Frank Grillo who has been grilling the execs at Alphabet upon the show's future.

Back on Wednesday, October 6, Grillo wrote on Twitter, "I'm told from a friend at ABC that The Gates are closing. No season 2 Still unofficial but that's the latest." Then on October 13 he sent a message to the network, writing "Note to ABC; get off your asses, some people need to feed their families. What's is gonna be."

Hip-hop mogul P. Diddy wants to make sporting history and become the "first black owner" of a top American football team. The entrepreneur, who has experienced success in the music, fashion, restaurant and alcohol industries, is keen to follow in the steps of his ex-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez and move into sports ownership.

But Combs doesn't want to just be a shareholder in a team like Lopez and her husband Marc Anthony's deal with the Miami Dolphins - he wants to hold a majority stake in an NFL franchise. He says, "You know there aren't any black owners and I plan on being the first black owner of an NFL football team. I wanna put it out there. Not minority owners, majority owners!"

Seventies teen pin-up Leif Garrett has pleaded no contest to heroin possession and will enter a Los Angeles drug rehabilitation program. The 48-year-old singer entered the plea on Friday, October 15 and was sentenced to a court-ordered drug treatment center.

He was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance after cops spotted him behaving strangely at a Los Angeles subway station in February. He allegedly confessed to having black tar heroin in his shoe, but pleaded not guilty to the charge when he was initially arraigned.

Christina Aguilera has jetted off to Hawaii in a bid to escape the news about her marriage troubles. The pop star announced the news she had split from her husband, Jordan Bratman, at the beginning of the week and on Thursday, October 14 she filed for divorce from the music executive.

In search of a distraction, Aguilera and her producer pal Tricky Stewart flew out to Oahu on Thursday night. She'll attend the opening of the exclusive Edition Hotel while she's in Waikiki, according to Life & Style.

Actor James Van Der Beek is spearheading a new campaign to highlight a disease his mother, a former Broadway dancer, was too embarrassed to talk about. The ex-"Dawson's Creek" star has become the celebrity spokesman for the Voices of UC campaign, which aims to raise awareness about a condition called ulcerative colitis and he reveals he's doing it for his mum.

He tells WENN, "It is a condition that my mother suffered from in silence for years. My mother initially kept her UC diagnosis a secret from most of our family because she was embarrassed and felt uncomfortable talking about it. My dad actually told me."

A tough 18-hour prison shoot in Sam Rockwell and Hilary Swank's new movie "Conviction" had to be filmed again when the footage was destroyed by an X-Ray machine at an airport. Director Tony Goldwyn admits the shoot was one of the toughest he has ever experienced and he was glad when it was over - only to discover days later he and his cast and crew had to do it all over again.

He tells WENN, "We had just completed the four most difficult prison scenes and we had a limited time to shoot them all, so it was the toughest day and an 18-hour day. We were all hugging each other thinking the work was so great."

David Arquette's business partner has hit back at reports the embattled actor has fired his ex-girlfriend as the face of their new Hollywood club. The "Scream" star opened up about his fling with waitress Jasmine Waltz during a candid radio chat with Howard Stern on Tuesday, October 12 - a day after he and actress wife Courteney Cox announced they had separated.

Arquette has since apologized for being too open on air, revealing that he had bedded Waltz "maybe twice" following the break-up of his marriage. And tabloid reports on Friday, October 15 suggested the actor had fired the pretty brunette as the face of his new Beacher's Madhouse club at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Heather Graham won't be hanging with "The Hangover" crew in the sequel to the hit comedy - movie studio bosses have confirmed the "Boogie Nights" star will not be back as the hooker with a heart of gold. The actress played Jade in the first film and was slated to reprise her role in "The Hangover 2", but Warner Brothers bosses have revealed she won't be joining Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha, Ed Helms and Ken Jeong in the sequel.

A studio spokesman tells E! Online, "Unfortunately Heather won't be in the sequel; the way the story unfolds doesn't allow any room for her character to show up. I don't want to reveal to much of the film, but once you see it you'll understand."

Hot on the heels of his 11-month jail sentencing, T.I. posted a brand new song called "Get Back Up" on his official website. The Atlanta rapper joins forces with his "Takers" co-star Chris Brown in this remorseful tune which is apparently an ode to his mistake.

"I'm only human, y'all," he raps. "I admit, yeah I've done some dumb sh**/ Disappointed everybody, I know/ Try not to hold that against me though, My road to redemption has no GPS/ So guess time must be invested for this to be manifested/ Yes, it's hard living life in the spotlight/ Trying to dodge the haters the same time as the cop light."

Supermodel-turned-TV personality Tyra Banks has been named in a $3 million lawsuit filed against the producers of her talk show after a teenage "sex addict" appeared on the program without her mother's consent.

Georgia resident Beverly McClendon filed suit in an Atlanta federal court earlier this month, claiming Banks, alongside Warner Bros. executives and producers of "The Tyra Banks Show" failed to secure legal permission to air the story of her 15-year-old daughter Jewel Ciera Washington during an episode about sex addiction.

A brand new featurette for "Little Fockers" has given a look at Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand who will return to reprise their roles as Bernie and Rozalin Focker. It additionally has a scene featuring Owen Wilson's Kevin Rawley who is seemingly still obsessed with Teri Polo's Pamela Byrnes-Focker though she is already married to Ben Stiller's Greg.

Hoffman is a last minute addition of "Little Fockers" cast. He was reportedly recruited because filmmakers were not pleased with the film which had been shot at that time. Though so, Universal Pictures Chairman Adam Fogelson insisted that Hoffman is just part of their efforts to refine the movie and they did not "desperately need" him.

"Supernatural" October 22 episode called "Live Free or Twi-hard" will take a jab at fellow CW series "The Vampire Diaries" and popular vampire movie "Twilight". The show finally picks up vampires as the supernatural creature that Dean and Sam would face. Unfortunately, one of them gets beaten and turns into one.

After a group of young girls go missing, Sam and Dean realize that a group of vampires have taken up residence in the small town. After a fight with two of the blood-suckers, Dean is bitten and turns into a vampire. Samuel tells Dean he can change him back but he'd have to get the blood of the vampire who turned him. Dean infiltrates the nest and runs into the Alpha.

Following a lyrics video which features stills of "Firework" music video, Katy Perry gives away a snippet of the forthcoming video before it gets premiered later this month. The preview highlights the singing and dancing scenes set somewhere in Budapest for a firework party.

The extras making cameos in this clip were recruited through a series of activities and competitions held by Europe's telecommunications group, Deutsche Telekom, which partners with Perry to promote the single. Despite collaborating with commercial brand, there will be no product placement in it.

Another set of names who will join the next "The Celebrity Apprentice" has been unveiled. Country star John Rich of Big & Rich will be competing against "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes and actor Gary Busey.

According to Las Vegas weekly, these stars have gathered in New York during a private cocktail party to meet each other for the first time. Spotted at the event are the three newly announced contestants along with Meat Loaf, Marlee Matlin, Hope Dworaczyk, La Toya Jackson, David Cassidy, Lil Jon, Jose Canseco, Richard Hatch, Niki Taylor, Dionne Warwick, Mark McGrath, Star Jones and Lisa Rinna.

Nick Cannon and Chelsea Handler have become the latest comics who are taking jab on each other. Nick and Chelsea are entangled in a Twitter war after Chelsea made remark about Nick while the husband of Mariah Carey didn't find it funny.

It was all started with Chelsea writing on her Twitter page on Friday, October 15, "I just heard nick cannon is starting a comedy tour. Who's going to do the comedy?" Learning about the post, Nick was quick to respond, "Wow @chelseahandler I actaully (sic) used to have respect for you as a comic. But for one artist to diss another in the same art form. #Tasteless."

Hip-hop mogul Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs has reached out and offered his advice to embattled American football superstar Brett Favre after he was accused of sending explicit shots of his manhood to a female reporter. Favre is being investigated by National Football League officials amid allegations he texted inappropriate messages and photos to former New York Jets employee Jenn Sterger when he was the team's quarterback in 2008.

The sportsman has yet to publicly address the controversy, although he has apologized to his Minnesota Vikings teammates and insisted that the matter will "take its course". Combs admits he is an avid 'sexter' - sending sexy texts to his lovers - and can sympathize with Favre's situation, even though he doesn't entirely approve.

Actor-turned-author James Franco has banned his writer mother from reading his literary debut - because the book is full of mischievous tales about his past. The "Spider-Man" star has officially become a published author with this month's release of "Palo Alto Stories", a semi-autobiographical account of his teen years in his California hometown.

He tells People magazine, "In a lot of ways (the book is autobiographic), but the events aren't always based on actual fact. Smoking Gun (website) shouldn't research the book and say, 'James never went through this!' "

Actress Emma Stone has Sir Paul McCartney to thank for making her first and last tattoo a one-of-a-kind experience. The Beatles legend drew the artwork she's having inked to celebrate her mother's recent triumph over breast cancer.

The 21 year old met McCartney while filming "Zombieland" with actor Woody Harrelson in 2009 and struck up an unlikely friendship with the rock icon after spending a day at his house. She says, "I got to spend a pretty fair amount of time with Woody... He's just the greatest guy in the world. Probably the best thing I've ever done with Woody... was hanging with Paul McCartney. They're really, really good friends."

MTV host and BMX star T.J. Lavin is in critical condition in a Las Vegas hospital after losing control of his bike and crashing during a competition on Thursday night, October 14. The sportsman, who presents MTV's Real World/Road Rules Challenge, was performing as part of the Dew Tour Championships BMX event in Sin City when his wheels hit a dirt ramp and sent him crashing to the ground.

He was rushed to the nearby University Medical Center and was diagnosed with brain swelling before being placed in a medically-induced coma, reports TMZ.com. ESPN.com claims the 33-year-old professional also suffered a shattered right wrist and broken ribs. He has been listed in critical condition.

British actor Simon MacCorkindale has lost his fight against cancer at the age of 58. The star, known for his role as Dr. Harry Harper on hit U.K. hospital drama "Casualty", passed away at a London clinic on Thursday night, October 14 with his wife, actress Susan George, by his side.

MacCorkindale went public with his cancer battle in 2009, revealing doctors had discovered a tumor in his bowel in 2006. He learned the cancer was terminal after it spread to his lungs in 2007.

Paris Hilton has settled a lawsuit in which she was accused of failing to properly promote her 2006 movie flop "Pledge This!". Bosses at Worldwide Entertainment Group sued Hilton and her company, Paris Hilton Entertainment, for breach of contract in 2008, claiming the socialite/actress failed to fulfill her promotional duties as the star of the movie - and demanded she pay back $1 million.

But court papers, filed in Miami, Florida on Thursday, October 14 suggest a settlement has been reached. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed and representatives for the socialite/actress and the investors have not responded to requests for comment.

A lawyer for Mel Gibson's ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva has branded the troubled actor a "deadbeat dad", accusing him of falling behind on child support payments. The "Braveheart" star is locked in a bitter custody battle with Russian singer Grigorieva over the care of their baby daughter Lucia, following their split earlier this year.

Grigorieva headed to a Los Angeles court on Friday, October 15, when her lawyer Lisa Bloom requested a judge order Gibson to hand over $250,000 to cover his ex's legal fees. Reports suggest the actor is querying the amount and the judge set a hearing for November 10 to discuss the cost.

Filmmaker James Cameron has paid a glowing public tribute to late "Titanic" star Gloria Stuart, who died in September at the age of 100. Cameron and his wife Suzie took out a two-page advert in movie industry bible Daily Variety on Friday, October 15 to honor the veteran actress.

The pair write, "Gloria, we salute you. Every moment to you was a gift to be savored and celebrated. The sparkle in your eye was as bright at your hundredth birthday party as it was when we first met you in 1996, and, we are sure, as it was when you were a siren of the silver screen in the '30s or a young girl running through the orange groves of Santa Monica in the '20s."

Eva Longoria has kicked off promotional effort of 2010 European Music Awards by appearing on its video ad. The Gabrielle Solis of "Desperate Housewives" rocks a black sexy swimsuit and a pair of heels as she takes the mic and spits her verses to the camera.

"I'm a latte/ On a hot day/ Fast and cheap like Maserati/ But when I'm talkin'/ Let me make it clear/ Pay attention boys, yo my eyes are up here!" the 35-year-old beauty delivers her freestyle while flashing her cleavage and long legs. "I'm the host, b**ches."

It turned out that "Glee" star Cheyenne Jackson is a married man. The former Broadway performer revealed the news to Out magazine recently, saying that he and partner of more than 10 years, physicist Monte Lapka, secretly walked into New York's City Hall and registered as domestic partners.

"We wanted to get as married as we could. I think we were filling in some forms for wills or insurance, and I just thought, Let's just make this as legal as we can," Jackson shared the moment. "It was with a bunch of Russian mail-order brides, literally. And it was hilarious and it was romantic, just he and me, our little secret."

Ashton Kutcher is on fire, selling one more show based on Twitter feeds to CBS. Kutcher has previously convinced the Eye to order a pilot for "Shh ... Don't Tell Steve". While "Steve" is a man's recount of his immature and eccentric roommate, the new show "Dear Girls Above Me" follows a guy's tweets about two annoying girls living above his apartment.

The series is a concept developed by Kutcher's Katalyst Productions and the Schiff Co. Kutcher, Jason Goldberg and David Schiff are executive producers, while Tim Doyle ("The Big Bang Theory", "Better Off Ted") is still in negotiations to join the team. Writers assigned to develop the script based on the tweets are Charlie McDowel and Justin Lader.

Willow Smith continues hyping up her upcoming "Whip My Hair" music video. After revealing two on-set pictures, now the 9-year-old singer offers another sneak peek in a new teaser video which flashes several quick looks at her snapping her head back and forth.

The music video is directed by Ray Kay and will be debuted next week on Monday, October 18. "I'm certain people that are watching the video will feel inspired to develop their own individuality and freedom and express their own art after seeing Willow in this video," Ray said.

The world will see the end when "Melancholia" just starts, Lars von Trier dished on his upcoming disaster movie. The Danish filmmaker was spilling plot details about the film in a recent interview with Politiken, saying "So we begin by seeing the world being crushed, then we can tell the story afterwards."

"In 'Melancholia' I start with the end. Because what is interesting is not what happens but how it happens!" he explained. "In this way you don't have to sit and form theories about what will happen, but can delve down into some other levels and become interested in the pictures and the universe - that's what I imagine."

Alicia Keys is not the only one who is happy about welcoming a bundle of joy this week. Gay star Neil Patrick Harris and his partner David Burtka have also become fathers to twin babies on Tuesday, October 12, naming them Gideon Scott and Harper Grace.

On Friday, October 15, "How I Met Your Mother" star Harris shared his baby news on his Twitter page, writing "Babies!! On 10/12, Gideon Scott and Harper Grace entered the Burtka-Harris fold. All of us are happy, healthy, tired, and a little pukey."

Angelina Jolie has offered to meet with a group of Bosnian war victims as she continues the fight to film her new movie in the country. The Hollywood actress is making her directorial debut with a film set in the region, but the shoot was thrown into jeopardy this week when government officials revoked her production permit.

The move came after confusion over the film's plot led to outrage from officials at the Women Victims of War (WVW) association, who were angered by suggestions the story will focus on a Muslim woman who falls in love with her Serbian rapist.

The producers behind Hilary Swank's new movie "Conviction" have reached out to the family of the murder victim portrayed in the film, offering them a private screening of the picture. The new film tells the story of Kenneth Waters, who was jailed for the murder of Katharina Brow, and released after 18 years when he was proved innocent. Swank plays Waters' sister, who trains as a lawyer to fight for her brother's freedom.

But Brow's relatives, including her daughter Melrose Alicia Brow, are disappointed they were not consulted about the film and have requested a meeting with the actress, who also acted as an executive producer, to discuss their grievances. Three of the movie's producers have now released a statement, offering Brow's family a special screening.

Nicki Minaj's official picture which will be featured on the front page of her upcoming debut album has been unleashed. It features the female rapper as a doll wearing sheer pink gown and her signature pink wig. She is sitting on the floor and giving a somewhat blank stare to the camera.

Despite beautifully dolled up, the Young Money femcee has no arms in this "Pink Friday" cover art and she did it in purpose for she doesn't want it to be typical. "Had them rip my arms out the socket. Detachable arms cuz arms r for common folk," she explained on Twitter.

Taylor Momsen has shocked fans by talking about pornography and masturbation in an explicit new interview. The 17 year old is pictured on the front cover of Revolver magazine posing in just her underwear, thigh-high stockings and high-heeled shoes, holding a fake gun.

The "Gossip Girl" actress, who also fronts rock band The Pretty Reckless, confesses her love of porn movies and admits to watching the infamous sex tape featuring Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee. She says, "If it's a good sex tape, I'll watch it... I like some adult stars. I have a couple (of) favorites. But I will say this: That Tommy Lee/Pamela Anderson video wasn't very good. I wouldn't f**k Tommy Lee."

Arcade Fire frontman William Butler is heading back to university to give a lecture to students. The rocker will appear at Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois on November 2 to give a talk about how he has merged his musical career with social activism, according to student website NorthByNorthwestern.com.

Butler, who majored in poetry and creative writing, and his bandmates have raised $1 million to help earthquake-ravaged Haiti. Asha Toulmin, a student fellow with the university's Center for Civic Engagement, says, "He's a really unique and interesting individual because he's taken a field like music that a lot of people don't necessarily associate with social activism..."

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KISS star Gene Simmons has been forced to shut down two of his official websites after a group of activists hacked in to protest the rocker's recent comments about illegal file-sharing. The bassist's online portals, Simmonsrecords.com and Genesimmons.com, were forced offline by members of internet campaign group Anonymous, who have targeted a number of sites linked to copyright-protection organizations in recent weeks.

The attack on Simmons' websites allegedly comes in retaliation after the musician spoke out about illicit internet downloads on Tuesday, October 12, urging other artists to protect their "brand", according to Guardian.co.uk. He told an industry panel, "Make sure your brand is protected. Make sure there are no incursions. Be litigious. Sue everybody. Take their homes, their cars. Don't let anybody cross that line."

Adam Lambert is eying a career in Hollywood - the outlandish singer wants to eventually make the transition from the stage to the big screen. Lambert shot to fame on hit TV talent show "American Idol" and went on to launch a recording career, but his roots are in musical theater and he hopes he will be given the opportunity to put his acting skills to the test.

He tells the Malay Mail, "I'd definitely be interested in that. I did theater for about 10 years in Los Angeles and a little bit in Europe. Getting back into acting would be very exciting and something that would make sense for me. I don't have any immediate plans but maybe something will come up."

Jennifer Morrison leaves behind her uptight role on "House M.D." to guest star as a cute but "a little bit crazy" nature lover on "How I Met Your Mother". The first clip from the episode she's appearing in has been released via EW, showing her character Zoey explaining to Ted how determined she is in saving the world from destruction.

The episode airs Monday, October 18 under the title "Architect of Destruction". Ted becomes conflicted about pursuing his dream job of designing the new GNB headquarters after meeting a hot girl who's passionate about saving the landmark building that is being torn down to make room for it.

T.I. faces another prison days now that he is sentenced to 11 months behind bars for violating his probation following his marijuana arrest with his wife Tameka Cottle aka Tiny on September 1. T.I. was given the sentence during a court hearing in Atlanta on Friday, October 15 with U.S. District Judge Charles Pannell Jr. declaring that the rapper "has had about the limit of second chances," The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

During the hearing, the rapper said, "I screwed up. I screwed up bigtime, and I'm sorry. I'm truly and sincerely sorry. I don't want and I don't need to use drugs anymore. I want them out of my life." However, judge Pannell Jr. was unmoved, stating "The worst thing is this case was an experiment. You certainly dumped a lot of smut on the whole experiment."

Sir Sean Connery failed to appear at a Spanish court on Friday, October 15 after a judge summoned him to testify as part of a money-laundering investigation. The actor and his wife Micheline were asked to take to the stand, but a letter from Connery explained he could not travel to Spain because of his age and unspecified health problems.

The former "James Bond" star and his wife were named in the probe stemming from the 1998 sale of their beachfront mansion near Marbella. The couple made $8.4 million in the sale but allegedly failed to pay $2 million to the local authority. The property was knocked down to allow for a 72-apartment complex to be built, although planning permission only allowed for five houses to be constructed on the site. The condominiums were said to have yielded a $75 million profit.

Finally, "The Hobbit" is a go. New Line president and COO Toby Emmerich, Warner Bros. president and COO Alan Horn, as well as MGM co-CEO Steve Cooper have made a joint statement to announce that they have given a green light for the two parts of the movie, which will be shot back to back and in 3-D.

The press release also informs that production will start in February 2011 under the direction of Peter Jackson, who also serves as producer and screenwriter. "There is no human being on the planet as qualified as Peter Jackson to direct these films. Peter is incredibly talented and has the creative vision and experience to bring this beloved property to live in a way that no other filmmaker could," Alan says in the statement.

Scottish singer Amy Macdonald was so moved by the rescue of 33 trapped Chilean miners this week, she started work on a song inspired by their plight. The "This Is the Life" hitmaker spent a marathon 24 hours in front of her TV set as she watched the miners' dramatic rescue after they spent two months buried underground following a tunnel collapse.

Macdonald reveals the footage moved her to tears and inspired her to write a new track. She says, "I watched the whole thing all the way through, from start to finish. I just found it so moving. I cried 33 times, once for each one as they came out. It was so inspiring for me. I have half-written a little song based on their plight. It is just a verse and a chorus so far... It was so moving, seeing them being reunited with their families. What they went though was unimaginable but it was such a nice, happy ending."

Amy Winehouse has sparked fears for her planned comeback following the publication of a shambolic new magazine interview in which she "gulped wine" and struggled to answer basic questions. The singer has remained largely out of the spotlight over the last few years as she battled drug problems and a broken marriage, but is attempting to get her career back on track by launching a fashion line and working on a new album.

But a new article printed in Britain's Harper's Bazaar magazine, which features Winehouse's first official interview in months, has fuelled concerns for the troubled star. The "Black to Black" hitmaker was seen "gulping down a big glass of wine" during the photoshoot with rocker-turned-photographer Bryan Adams and later became "physically unstable" and "wobbly", according to the magazine.

Angelina Jolie has defended her controversial movie project after she was banned from filming in Bosnia - urging critics to "hold judgment until they have seen" the picture. The Oscar-winning actress has stepped behind the camera for the first time to make her directorial debut with the currently-untitled film, which is set in the Eastern European state.

However, confusion over the plot has led to the Bosnian government revoking the actress' production permit. Campaign groups in the country expressed their anger over rumors the film will tell the story of a Bosnian woman who falls in love in with her Serbian rapist in the middle of the Bosnian war.

In the next episode of "Smallville", Lois decides to tell Clark she knows he's The Blur, but she accidentally activates an ancient artifact that transforms her into the Goddess Isis, complete with superpowers of her own. Oliver and Clark reluctantly decide to ask Tess for help with Lois.

Meanwhile, after Cat Grant (guest star Keri Lynn Pratt) witnesses Lois as Isis using her superpowers, she decides Lois is the Blur and sets out to prove it. The episode is called "Isis" and it airs October 22.

Gus Van Sant is playing around with death in his upcoming movie "Restless" and it has been previewed in a trailer. The story begins with a meeting of Mia Wasikowska and Henry Lee Hopper, who likes funeral crashing with a ghost of a Japanese kamikaze pilot from WWII.

Wasikowska falls in love with this quirky boy and their encounters with Hopper's supernatural friend. But Hopper's world suddenly falls apart when he learns that his real friend faces her own death. This story of a teenage boy and a girl who share a preoccupation with mortality is described as contemporary and distinctive take on young love.

Alicia Keys and rapper/producer husband Swizz Beatz are proud parents to a healthy baby boy. Keys and Beatz "joyfully welcomed their first child" together at New York's St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital on Thursday, October 14, reps for the couple confirmed to People.

Keys and Beatz named their son Egypt Daoud Dean. While the newly-born tot is the first child for Keys, he is the third kid for Beatz who already has two children, Kasseem Jr. and Prince, from his previous relationship with artist Mashonda.

Rihanna and Drake's studio hook-up "What's My Name" has arrived for fans' listening pleasure. Once involved in a brief fling, they get playful again in this track with Drake throwing some lady-loving rhymes and Rihanna baring all he needs to know to be her man.

"I heard you good with them soft lips," Drake raps. "Yeah, you know word of mouth/ The square root of 69 is 8-something/ Right? 'Cause I've been trying to work it out/ Good weed, white wine, I come alive in the nighttime/ OK, away we go/ Only thing we have on is the radio/ Let it play, say you gotta leave, but I know you wanna stay."