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The black gown worn by Audrey Hepburn for the 1961 classic "Breakfast at Tiffany's" will be auctioned for charity December later this year in London. The iconic dress is expected to fetch $130,000, Christie's auction house said Wednesday July 26th.

The dress, which is designed by Givenchy and worn by Hepburn in the memorable opening scene of the romantic comedy flick, is being auctioned on behalf of the City of Joy Aid charity which helps underprivileged children in India.

Pamela Anderson has had such extraordinary plans concerning her wedding with Kid Rock. The actress confirmed Wednesday July 26th during a news conference about her new online poker site, PamelaPoker.com. that she's ready to tie the knot with Rock in France, California, Michigan, and Tennessee.

Pammy says "I'm going to get married a few times this month to the same guy". Moreover, she claims that her nuptials to the rocker, reportedly planned for Saturday, will take place near St. Tropez, France.

Getting busy in helming "Evan Almighty" apparently does not make Tom Shadyac stop looking for another propitious project worth to be brought up to the surface. The filmmaker has teamed up with Universal to make another comedy pitch entitled "Magic 8 Ball" yet there is no confirmation yet whether the man will take the director's seat, so Variety has reported.

Revolving around the soothsaying toy, the picture will be produced by Shadyac himself through his Shady Acres with partner Michael Bostick based on the scripts written by duo Barry Blaustein and Jason Hefter. Blaustein previously has been known for his works in "Coming to America" and "The Nutty Professor" while Hefter for "Ultimate Rush" also "Assembly Required."

Unlike any other celebrities who tend to remain tight-lipped on the sex of their unborn babies, singer Seal opens up about it. The star publicly reveals that he and wife Heidi Klum is expecting a baby boy.

Per Contactmusic, Seal made public the sex of his unborn baby whilst onstage performing at a concert in Germany, saying that he was looking forward to the birth of "the little boy".

"She's one of the sweetest babies I've ever met in my life," says Jada Pinkett Smith speaking on Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' mysterious daughter Suri. "She's an absolute beauty and she's Daddy's little girl."

The actress and her actor husband Will Smith claim to have visited Suri twice, both times at Cruise and Holmes's Beverly Hills mansion. Described the little creature to People magazine, Jada Pinkett adds "She's beautiful and they're very happy and they need to be left alone".

It has been more than the decade since Chevy Chase's Irwin Fletcher entertained the moviegoers to become everyone's favorite wisecracking, crime-solving investigative journalist so it's no wonder if Weinstein Company feels that it's time for it to bring the character back on screen after all. Yes, the company has announced Wednesday, July 26 that it will make a prequel to the 1985 flick, titled "Fletch Won", with Bill Lawrence to take both jobs as writer and director.

Replacing Kevin Smith who was dropped from the project following the clash of vision between him and producer David List, Lawrence has revealed his intention to stick close to the source material for the movie which is based on Gregory Mcdonald's novel of the same name. In the meantime, this "Scrubs" mastermind seems to be more concerned with casting matters as the man tries to lobby Zach Braff to join the line-up playing the titular role. "Zach is perfect for the role," so he told The Hollywood Reporter. "I'm going to use all my pull trying to make him do it."

Stephanie McMahon and Paul Michael Levesque, both are World Wresting Entertainment Superstars, happily welcomed the arrival of their first child, a daughter whom they named Aurora Rose Levesque.

The baby, weighing in at 8 lbs., 7 oz, was born Monday evening July 24th in Greenwich, Conn. "We'll see how tough I am now", says Levesque expressing his joy upon the arrival of the infant.

It's official, David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach are no longer husband and wife. The couple finally has their divorce finalized Wednesday July 26th, Bach's attorney Bret Hunter said.

"I've always loved him and always will, and have love and compassion for him," Bach told The Associated Press. "It's a very, very sad day, but a day to move on."

Following other movies like "All the Boys Love Mandy Lane" and "Black Sheep", "Borat" will also encounter its world premiere at Toronto International Film Festival, so the organizers of the event have confirmed on Tuesday, July 25.

Starring funnyman Sacha Baron Cohen under the direction of "Seinfeld" alumnus Larry Charles, the flick will be screened during the Midnight Madness program together with the aforementioned pictures.

What an unfortunate that Tori Spelling reportedly will inherit merely $800,000 of her father, Aaron Spelling's estimated $500 million fortune. The new Us Weekly quoted "a pal" as saying Aaron's will leaves Tori "less than $1 million" in cash and stocks.

The source says, "it's disheartening to her" for the actress was so close to her TV mogul father. Worse, in order to get the inheritance which includes a cash sum that she was to receive on Monday, 30 days after her father's death, Tori would have to go up against the will's executor - her mother, Candy Marer Spelling, with whom she's been feuding.

One more comedic feature is about to come out from DreamWorks as the giant film company has already obtained Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky's "The Intern", The Hollywood Reporter has reported. While details on the helmer as well as the cast still remain to be a big question, it has been confirmed that Ivan Reitman will produce the flick through his Montecito Pictures.

Giving a potential premise of a middle-aged, stay-at-home dad who decides to return to the work force and is forced to start as an intern, the movie thereby marks the success of Eisenberg and Stupnitsky in taking a leap from small to big screen for sure. The twosome, who made pact together two years ago after their meeting on the Fox lot, have been known to be the staff writers on NBC's acclaimed series "The Office."

Famous musician Prince and his wife of five years, Manuela Testolini Nelson, are divorcing. People magazine reported, Alan Eidsness, the lawyer representing Prince, confirms that a divorce action was filed at Minnesota's Hennepin County District Court on May 24. The documents are sealed.

Prince and Testolini, who used to work for Paisley Park Studios, the recording and production complex the singer opened near Minneapolis in 1987, tied the knot in 2001 in a small, super-secret Jehovah's Witness ceremony in Hawaii. Testolini took her husband's last name.

South African rock band Seether has to, unfortunately, cancel their August tour dates following frontman Shaun Morgan's decision to check himself into a rehabilitation clinic for treatment of substance abuse.

Hence, Morgan's treatment has forced the band to cancel its August touring plans and following scheduled appearances this week, all future plans have been placed on hold until further notice.

The pop hits collection "Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 22" rules the album chart, again. This is the second straight week that the set reaches the peak position on the chart, selling 207,000 copies and thus becoming the only album to register six-figure sales in the week ended Sunday.

Meanwhile, the 2nd position on the chart is secured by Los Lonely Boys' "Sacred" taking in another 67,000 copies, and Rodney Atkins' "If You're Going Through Hell" is at 3rd with 55,000 copies. Gnarls Barkley's "St. Elsewhere" is at No. 4 with nearly 53,000 scans, followed by the soundtrack to the Disney Channel original movie "High School Musical" at #5 with sales of 52,000.

For this time being, it only needs two actors and one actress to build up "Sherman's Way" apparently. An indie comedy-drama, the picture has smoothly pulled together James LeGros, Enrico Colantoni, and Lacey Chabert in the cast list to play the main characters under the direction of Craig Saavedra who will make the flick his directorial big screen debut.

Started his acting career in the '80s, LeGros can be spotted recently in the Showtime's terrorist drama "Sleeper Cell" while Colantoni in UPN's neo-noir series of "Veronica Mars." As for Chabert, the actress is last seen appearing on big screen in last year's movie of "Dirty Deeds" after previously starring opposite Lindsay Lohan in "Mean Girls" (2004).