June 22, 2012

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield were not shy to show off their affection to each other at a recent premiere of "The Amazing Spider-Man" in Madrid, Spain. The twosome, who date on real life and play a couple in the movie, stayed close to each other when posing for the photographers.

23-year-old Stone looked stunning in a Dolce & Gabbana lace dress with colorful floral embroidery. The actress, who plays Gwen Stacy in the film, completed her look with Cleef & Arpels jewels and a pair of nude Christian Louboutin 'Pigalle' patent pumps. The 28-year-old hunk, meanwhile, put a suit on top of his blue shirt.

Kim Kardashian and Nancy Grace are set to return to "Drop Dead Diva". Both the "Kourtney and Kim Take New York" star and the former prosecutor are going to appear in the penultimate episode of the show's fourth season that will air sometime in August, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

The reality TV star will reprise her role as relationship guru Nikki LePree. She has been featured in the first three episodes of season 4, during which she and Stacy invented "pake" (a combination of pie and cake), but later duped her business partner for all her savings. Grace, meanwhile, will play herself for the third time on the legal drama.

Seeing Olivia Munn looking gorgeous in her designer outfit when attending "The Newsroom" premiere, who would have guessed that the brunette beauty had fashion emergency before coming to the event? To E! News, she revealed that she actually wore shoes that were too small for her, and had to be creative to fix them.

"I did some work on them because they are a half-size too small," the 31-year-old actress opened up. "So I put on my nerd cap, and it's plastic in the front, so I took a blow dryer to heat it. I put my foot into it and molded it, and then I put a cold press to it to freeze it." She exclaimed, "I'm the female Asian MacGyver!"

A day after releasing "Good Time", Owl City a.k.a Adam Young took some time to share how he got Carly Rae Jepsen as his duet-partner in the song. Having nothing but good words for the "Call Me Maybe" hitmaker, Young called their collaboration "a dream come true."

In a phone interview with MTV on Thursday, June 21, Young explained how he first came out with the idea to write "Good Time". He dished, "I feel like every artist is inherently granted one shot to sing about having a good time in his or her life, and six months ago, I realized I hadn't cashed in my chips yet."

Tara is showing herself to Sam in the next episode of "True Blood". After running away from Sookie's house, the newly-turned girl hides behind the bushes near Sam's pad, and that's where he finds her with blood tears running down her cheeks.

Another sneak peek from the upcoming outing, meanwhile, highlights Bill and Eric at the Vampire Authority headquarters. The two vampire prisoners are kneeling while the Chancellors are debating whether or not they should sentence Bill and Eric to the true death.

It's a tough week for Jack Osbourne. The new dad was denied a job after revealing his multiple sclerosis diagnosis to public, but he gets through it thanks to his fiancee Lisa Stelly. In an interview on "Piers Morgan Tonight", he praises the mother of his daughter, "Lisa is incredibly optimistic, just in her nature she is."

"She's very caring, very nurturing, and she was like, 'Hey, this is not so great news, but let's figure out how to make this a good thing'," the 26-year-old media personality tells Piers Morgan. "And, you know, the prescribed lifestyle with having MS is minimize stress, exercise regularly, eat right and, you know, get a lot of sleep."

Charlie Sheen is close to land a big movie role. The "Anger Management" star is in talks to play the U.S. President in upcoming action movie "Machete Kills", which is directed by Robert Rodriguez.

Announcing Charlie's casting news was none other than Robert himself. Taking to his Twitter on Thursday, June 21, he wrote, "I just cast Charlie Sheen in #machetekills as the President of the United States! Who better? More soon..."

Lady GaGa recently canceled her concert in Jakarta, Indonesia after some Muslim hardliners took offense at her stage act. Being interviewed at the Music Matters conference in Singapore, her manager Troy Carter opened up about how he saw the controversy and compared the protest to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

"The way I look at it... It's less about GaGa than it really is what's happening in the world right now as a whole," he said when asked if he's upset about the protest. Realizing that such kind of situation can't be avoided, he added, "This is a microcosm. It's a generational divide... Jesus Christ got crucified. It happens."

Tony Parker blames the owners of W.i.P club for the injuries he got in the nasty bar brawl between Chris Brown and Drake. The San Antonio Spurs guard has filed $20 million lawsuit, slamming the owners for allowing the Rihanna love rivals to be in the same room.

"The defendants were reckless, careless and negligent in permitting Drake's entourage and Brown's entourage to be in the club at the same time despite known tension between the two," the NBA star complains in the papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court.

Barbra Streisand is ready to get back to the directing seat. On Thursday, June 21, Streisand's representative confirmed that the singer-turned-actress is set to helm her first movie project in 16 years called "Skinny and Cat".

Streisand's upcoming project will revolve around a true love story between late author Erskine Caldwell and Margaret Bourke White, a photojournalist. The 70-year-old actress has already tapped Colin Firth and Cate Blanchett to play the couple.

Another promo has been brought forward to hype up the fall premiere of "Dexter" season 7. Presenting images of both Dexter and Debra, the video highlights the main plotline of the upcoming season that will pit the serial killer against the truth.

"Here we are, in the moment of truth," the titular character says in a voiceover. "Everything in my life has brought me to this point. It's what I am, it's all I am. I can accept that... but can she?" Teasing Deb's possible first reaction to what she saw in the season 6 finale, the video features her voice saying, "Get away from the body... Jesus Dexter."

Far East Movement throw a fun party in a celebratory music video supporting their latest single "Turn Up the Love". Along with Barbados four-piece band Cover Drive, the group wearing ridiculously-huge fake bling-blings draw a number of crowd and rock the street until the sun sets.

"Turn Up the Love" is included in Far East's second studio installment "Dirty Bass", which has been released across the United States since June 12. Featuring heavy dance beat with Karen Amanda Reifer on the hook, it serves as the third single from the sophomore set.

How James Franco will look like as the titular character in "Oz: The Great and Powerful" has already been uncovered. A fan at James Franco Forever has snapped an image of the film's international banner, which unveils a look at the actor as a dapper magician.

In the picture, which doesn't reveal too many details of the film, Franco is featured donning a stove-pipe hat paired with a sleek suit and a white bowtie. There's additionally a big hot air balloon being featured in the background.

Jessica Capshaw and her husband Christopher Gavigan welcomed their third child, a baby girl. "Our hearts are bursting with love and gratitude upon the arrival of our baby girl," the pair told PEOPLE.

The "Grey's Anatomy" star gave birth to the bundle of joy on Wednesday, June 20. Named Poppy James Gavigan, the baby joins sister Eve Augusta (born in October 2012) and Luke Hudson (born in September 2007).

Following rumors about Ann Curry's impending departure from "Today", report has now swirled around that Meredith Vieira was touted to replace Curry. According to TMZ, NBC has secretly offered Vieira "a big contract" to return to the morning program.

Sources connected to the network allegedly told the site that the offer was made around two weeks ago, before news on Curry's possible exit broke out. However, Vieira who resigned as a co-host on the show in June has allegedly turned down the offer because she's simply not interested.

Getting closer to its U.S. release date, "Brave" unleashes a new promotional featurette. Titled "Pixar Goes to Scotland", the footage highlights the background idea of why the studio decided to make a movie about a Scottish princess. The video shows how the film's crew conducted a longtime research and went on a journey across the country to adapt its beautiful landscape, tradition and culture into the film.

"Brave" follows courageous Merida, a Scottish princess who confronts tradition, destiny and the fiercest of beasts. Determined to carve her own path in life, she defies an age-old custom sacred to the uproarious lords of the land. Merida's actions inadvertently unleash chaos and fury in the kingdom, and when she turns to an eccentric old Witch for help, she is granted an ill-fated wish.

John Travolta and his attorney Marty Singer aren't staying quiet when they are served with a libel lawsuit by Robert Randolph, the author of a book about his alleged encounters with the actor in a spa. The writer accuses the twosome of spreading lies about his mental health, but the "Hairspray" star and his attorney are quick to defend themselves.

A representative for the husband of Kelly Preston says in a statement, "To evaluate the credibility of Robert Randolph and his ridiculous lawsuit one need look no further than his own statements published on his website stating that he sustained 'permanent brain damage' and had to 'retrain' his brain."

The Supreme Court opted for a narrow ruling in a case between Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Fox Television. On Thursday, June 21, the court threw out fines levied against several television networks for airing "fleeting expletives" or momentary nudity nearly a decade ago.

FCC claimed ABC was guilty of displaying brief nudity in a 2003 episode of "NYPD Blue". Meanwhile, FOX and NBC were deemed violating FCC's policy by airing celebrities, including Nicole Richie, Cher and Bono, using obscenities in 2002 and 2003 live awards show telecasts.

Director Michael Bay has opened up about his vision for "Transformers 4". Speaking to Los Angeles Times' Hero Complex, the "Pearl Harbor" helmer stated that his fourth "Transformers" film is not going to be a reboot though admitting that the pic will have "a new cast," and he's "moving on to something different."

"It's not a reboot, that's maybe wrong," he said. "I don't want to say reboot because then people will think we're doing a Spider-Man and starting from the beginning. We're not. We're taking the story that you've seen - the story we've told in three movies already - and we're taking it in a new direction."

Actor Giovanni Ribisi and British model Agyness Deyn were barely known as a couple, but news that they tied the knot has spread like wildfire. A rep for the "Avatar" star later confirmed that the couple indeed "quietly married in Los Angeles over the weekend."

Ribisi, 37, and Deyn, 29, were spotted at the L.A. County Registrar's Office, the East LA Branch on June 15. An employee of Crown City News testified that the pair were kissing passionately and coyly admitted to have been dating for "a while."

Lana Del Rey and A$AP Rocky have revealed the concept of their upcoming collaboration in Del Rey's "National Anthem" music video. The "Video Games" hitmaker and the Harlem rapper have confirmed that they are going to play the Kennedys in the clip.

Sharing the news to Germany's 16bars.tv., Rocky dished, "Some swag s***. I play JFK, she plays Jackie O." He went on spilling, "It's some cool trippy s***, some real 2015 s***. People are gonna get it in like three years, and that's the whole purpose of it."

Radiohead have postponed several dates of their European tour in the wake of the stage collapse in Toronto. In a statement released on Thursday, June 21, the British band announced that they will reschedule their shows in Italy, Germany and Switzerland which were supposed to take place from June 30 to July 9.

"Whilst we all are dealing with the grief and shock ensuing from this terrible accident there are also many practical considerations to deal with," so the statement read. Reminding that the stage collapse killed drum technician Scott Johnson and injured three other crew members, the band revealed, "The collapse also destroyed the light show."

Kim Kardashian finally answers the burning question from Oprah Winfrey about whether Kanye West is her new fairytale. In a separate interview, her sister Khloe Kardashian fires back at Kris Humphries who allegedly accuses Kris Jenner of setting up Kim's infamous sex tape.

In a preview of the family's second-part interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter", Kim says she's very comfortable in her relationship with the G.O.O.D Music rapper. She and Kanye have been friends for six or seven years, but "I don't know why it took so long for us to kind of get together," the 31-year-old brunette beauty states.

Liam Neeson's family holiday in Istanbul turns into a nightmare in the first international trailer for "Taken 2". While he aims to spend some quality time with her daughter and ex-wife, a gang of mobsters kidnap his ex-wife to seek revenge. Neeson must go back in action and let out his inner brutality to save his daughter from being caught by the mafia as well.

In "Taken 2", Liam returns as retired CIA operative Bryan Mills. The actor once said that in the sequel, Bryan is going to be "a bit mellower." He added, "Having gone through the horror of the first film, and because of the success of retrieving his daughter, his notoriety has traveled and these major politicians and sheiks want him to be in their camp. He organizes the security situation. He's still retired from his special-forces group, but he takes private commissions."

After wrapping up "American Idol", Jessica Sanchez is going to grace another FOX primetime program. The singer, who placed second in the latest season of the singing competition, is nearing a deal to join the upcoming fourth season of "Glee".

It has been confirmed that the 16-year-old California-born girl is in talks for a multi-episode arc. She is said to first appear on the drama musical series midway through the first half of season 4, but details of her role are yet to be known.

Turns out, Justin Bieber passed out on the way to his dressing room after knocking his head against glass wall at his Paris, France concert earlier this month. Shown on the first part of NBC special "All Around the World" is a video footage of the pop star collapsing on a flight of stairs.

Bieber accidentally hit the glass wall while exiting stage after performing "Be Alright". Looking a bit hurt, he fell down and was carried by his bodyguards en route his changing room. His manager Scooter Braun said, "He was unconscious for like, 4 or 5 minutes." Fans would later find out that he suffered concussion.

AMC has laid out the schedule of its San Diego Comic-Con presentations, bringing some of its juggernauts to the biggest pop culture convention this year. "The Walking Dead", "Breaking Bad" and "Comic Book Men" are confirmed to have panels.

"Walking Dead" will take the gigantic Hall H to accommodate the show's growing fans. Hosted by Chris Hardwick, the panel will present cast members Andrew Lincoln, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Denai Guerrero and David Morrisey along with showrunner Glen Mazzara, EP Gale Anne Hurd, EP Robert Kirkman and Co-EP Greg Nicotero. Panel will be held at 1:25 P.M. on Friday, July 13. Press round table interviews begin at 3 P.M.

Despite canceling a concert in Germany out of health reason, Ozzy Osbourne said that he will be fine. The heavy metal singer confirmed through his representative that he had to take a break because he has mere issues with his vocal.

Osbourne and his band Black Sabbath were supposed to perform after Black Label Society at the SAP Arena in Mannheim, Germany on Wednesday, June 20. But sources said a man appeared on the stage to announce that Osbourne could not perform due to medical issues.

Kristin Davis and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin have confirmed their romance and let their lips did the work. The couple walked on the red carpet of the Los Angeles premiere of HBO's "The Newsroom" on Wednesday, June 20 night and planted a kiss for all to see.

Sorkin, 51, grabbed Davis, 47, by waist and gave her a long kiss which was captured by photographers. Davis, pretty in blue, held her new boyfriend by the shoulder and smiled for the cameras after the kiss.

Lily Allen has spread the good news that she is back on the recording booth. The 27-year-old is coming out of her retirement and break as first time mother to please her music fans.

"You will be pleased to know that i am currently in the f--king studio with [producer] @GregKurstin," Allen tweeted on Wednesday, June 20. But she is not throwing herself out there, adding "No big deal really, im just throwing s**t at the wall and seeing if anything sticks."