Entries from May 2011 ↓

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Depending on your ability to swallow sex jokes and double entendres about two superclose heroes in spandex, the appearance of Jon Hamm and Jimmy Fallon was either an orgy of…

Kate Hudson, beware. Katherine Heigl, take note.

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Tamera Mowry tied the knot this evening to Fox News correspondent Adam Housley in a vineyard in Napa Valley in front of more than 300 guests.

The “Sister, Sister” star’s twin, Tia, was a matron of honor.

Mowry got engaged just a few months ago.

The twin sisters will next be seen on the Style Network’s reality show, “Tia & Tamera Take 2.”

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Rebecca Black is NOT pregnant.

The young “Friday” singer has been the subject of pregnancy rumors today, thanks to a tasteless hoax that spread on Facebook and Twitter.

She shot down the nonsense herself.

“I thought it was May 15th… not April Fools Day. I’m absolutely NOT pregnant,” tweeted Black.

While not quite as vile as the celebrity death hoaxes that have proliferated on social media in recent months, this bogus baby news is just as fictional.

Gossip Cop thinks it’s particularly shameful that Black has to deal with such reckless gossip given how much ridicule the 13-year-old has already endured since “Friday” went viral.

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Should Donald Trump run for president – and not do “Celebrity Apprentice” – NBC is prepared to replace him.

Today, the network announced next year’s schedule lineup, and its entertainment chairman, Bob Goldblatt, said, “If [Trump] decides to run and is unavailable to do the show, we will bring the show back and someone else will be sitting at the head of the board table.”

Nevertheless, Goldblatt added, “We are still hoping to have Donald back.”

While NBC would like Trump to stay with the show, Goldblatt acknowledged, “It’s the right and privilege of anyone to run for the highest office of the land. Nothing would make me happier than for someone to reach that.”

Should Trump toss his hair, er, hat into the ring, NBC would look for “another galvanizing presence,” noted Goldblatt, who reiterated, “I’m hopeful we don’t have to go there.”

So, who’s more “hopeful” Trump doesn’t run for president — NBC or the American public. VOTE in our poll below!

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“Saturday Night Love” brought back its “Ambiguously Gay Duo” cartoon, featuring its two crimefighters Ace and Gary, but last night’s show had an added twist.

After a “Flesh Ray” weapon zapped the two animated superheroes during a showdown with villains, Ace and Gary transformed into live-action figures, played by Jon Hamm and Jimmy Fallon.

The villains were also turned into real-life individuals with SNL host Ed Helms as a split-faced foe, Stephen Colbert as Dr. Brainio, and Steve Carell as Bighead.

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Angelina Jolie’s directorial debut, which was shot last fall and is set against the backdrop of the Bosnian War, has just received a released date and it’s official title.

The previously untitled film is now called In the Land of Blood and Honey, and it’s set to be released in the U.S. on December 23.

When the movie, which was also scripted by Jolie, was announced last summer, it was described as focusing “on a Serbian man and a Bosnian woman who meet on the eve of the war and the effect the war has on their relationship.”

And while the film is tied specifically to the Bosnian War, Jolie feels “it’s also universal… I wanted to tell a story of how human relationships and behavior are deeply affected by living inside a war.”

Are you interested in seeing Jolie’s directorial debut?

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Justin Bieber’s arrival in Hong Kong is making news because of the reception he received at the Chinese city’s airport.

As opposed to the thousands of screaming young women who generally welcome Bieber wherever he lands, the singer was greeted by only 7 girls.

In fact, there were more bodyguards there than fans.

However, the low attendance at the airport is simply a result of Bieber arriving in the middle of a school day in Hong Kong, where truancy is highly frowned upon.

Bieber, who arrived in Hong Kong a few days after vomiting while performing in the Philippines, still drew nearly 13,500 people to his concert on Friday night.

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Jennifer Lopez had a minor mishap during her performance at Wango Tango last night in Los Angeles.

The sound went out completely for a long stretch, leaving J. Lo and her crew singing and dancing in (relative) silence.

Fortunately, after realizing the problem and pretending to say goodbye, her mike roars back to life.

“Nobody keeps mama down!” announces Lopez, before restarting the routine from the top.

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Thor hammered the competition again at the box office.

Chris Hemsworth’s comic book goliath earned $34.5 million this weekend to fend off Bridesmaids, the Kristen Wiig-led ensemble comedy, which took second place with a higher than expected $24.4 million.

Coming in third was Fast Five, which banked $19.5 million in its third weekend.

The new release Priest nabbed $14.6 million in ticket sales, while Rio made $8 million, for fourth and fifth places, respectively.

Rounding out the Top Ten were Something Borrowed ($7.5 million), Jump the Broom ($6.5 million), Water for Elephants ($4.2 million), Madea’s Big Happy Family ($1.9 million), and Soul Surfer ($1.5 million).

What did you see this weekend?

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