Jonathan Rhys Meyers Hospitalized After Suicide Attempt

‘Tudors’ star Jonathan Rhys Meyers, 33 was hospitalized after a suspected suicide attempt. Jonathan has been struggling with his sobriety for years and has been in and out of rehab five times. He reportedly refused treatment by paramedics, so they had to call the police to take him to a nearby hospital in Maida Vale, north London. A source said: "This is very sad. It was the opinion of those present that he tried to take his life." Worried neighbors, who claim they saw him overdose on pills, said he was immediately rushed to the hospital. A police spokesperson confirmed they had been asked to attend the incident. He said: "Officers were called by London Ambulance Service following reports of a man refusing treatment. The man was taken to hospital." The troubled star has a history of alcohol abuse, violence and at least five stints in rehab.



Mark Halperin Suspended

"Time" editor and MSNBC analyst Mark Halperin has been suspended indefinitely by the network after he called President Barack Obama a "d*ck" on live television.
Mark made the comment on the "Morning Joe" broadcast after his coworkers told
him it was ok to say what he was really feeling because they had a delay button.   
Halperin said he thought Obama was "kind of a d*ck yesterday" at the President's
White House news conference. Mark has since profusely apologized for the
comment, but MSNBC enforced the suspension anyway claiming his "comments this morning were completely inappropriate and unacceptable."



To Catch a Predator Host Chris Hansen Caught Cheating

The tables have been turned on Chris Hansen, the host of NBC's To Catch a Predator, who has reportedly been caught cheating on his wife. Hansen, 52, a father of two who lives with his wife Mary in Connecticut, has been carrying on a four-month affair with Kristyn Caddell, a news anchor at NBC affiliate WPTV in West Palm Beach, Florida. A source says: "Chris Hansen and Kristyn and have been hooking up for months." Caddell, 30, was an intern at the station before later becoming a reporter. Her bio on the WPTV website says she started at the station six years ago, left for other TV jobs in California, Texas and Tennessee, before returning to West Palm Beach.Hansen has worked for various NBC News shows, including Dateline NBC and the hidden-camera sting-operation show To Catch a Predator, since 1993. He has won seven Emmy awards.



NBA Players Locked Out After No Deal

LeBron's move to Miami and Dirk's title in Dallas couldn't hide a simple fact: Owners insisted they were losing money, perhaps $300 million this season, and weren't interested in subsidizing a system they felt guaranteed they'd keep losing more. So the NBA locked out its players, a long-expected move that put the 2011-12 season in jeopardy and came as the NFL is trying to end its own work stoppage that began in March. The latest lockout began at 12:01 EDT Friday. It will last until player and owners can agree on a new collective bargaining agreement, one owners demand must give all teams a chance to profit. ''We had a great year in terms of the appreciation of our fans for our game. It just wasn't a profitable one for the owners, and it wasn't one that many of the smaller market teams particularly enjoyed or felt included in,'' Commissioner David Stern said. ''The goal here has been to make the league profitable and to have a league where all 30 teams can compete.'' The players' association seems unlikely, at least for now, to follow the NFLPA's model by decertifying and taking the battle into the court system, instead choosing to continue negotiations.



Tia Mowry Names Son Cree Taylor

The Game star, 32, and husband Cory Hardrict welcomed an 8 lb. son. The couple has chosen the name Cree Taylor Hardrict. Although baby has now arrived, Mowry's pregnancy will be televised when she and her twin sister Tamera return to the airwaves on their new reality show, Tia & Tamera, premiering in August on the Style Network.



Transformers Opens Big

"Transformers: Dark of the Moon"  made an estimated $37.7 million on Wednesday.
That's the biggest opening day for any movie this year, passing the $34.9
million "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" made in its first day. It
also made $5.5 million at sneak peeks on Tuesday, giving a total of $43.2
million. Compared to the opening for "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,"
however, the the latest movie falls short. "ROTF," which also opened on a
Wednesday (June 24, 2009), made $62 million on its first day and ended up with
$200 million by the end of its first weekend.



Kate Moss Shuts Down Towns For Wedding Today

Kate Moss is set to marry The Kills rocker Jamie Hince today in England, and she’s already shut down two towns to make sure her big day goes over as smoothly as possible. Kate has banned access to two small towns in the Cotswolds, South West England, and has sent all her guests special permits allowing them access to the wedding sites in the hope the big day goes exactly like she planned. "Guests will have to flash permits to security who will be lining the roads leading into the town. Locals have also received permits so they can come and go as they please." She also gave her 400 guests very strict instructions to leave their cameras at home. No one will be allowed to take photos at the bash.



TV News

All My Children‘s final episode airs on Friday, September 23. In making the announcement, ABC promised that AMC “will end in a manner that respects the show’s legacy and honors its history,” with the series’ final episodes paying tribute to “the stories of the families that fans have grown to know and love over the years.”




Syfy is running a "Twilight Zone" marathon, starting Sunday, July 3rd from
9am-5am and Monday, July 4th, from 8am-4am.



Rejoice, Voice fans! All four judges — that means Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, and Cee Lo Green — will return to NBC’s big red swivel chairs next season.



When all is said and done, there’ll only be a little Camelot. Starz has opted not to move forward with production on the series, which aired its first season finale earlier this month. “Due to significant production challenges, Starz has decided not to exercise the option for subsequent seasons of Camelot with our production partners GK-tv, Octagon Films and Take 5 Productions,” the cabler explains in a statement.



BIO Channel has renewed Aftermath with William Shatner for a second season, set to bow July 5.



Funnylady Joan Rivers and Amadeus‘ Oscar winner F. Murray Abraham are set to guest star on the second season of FX’s Louie. Rivers appears in the fourth episode as herself.



NBC plans to air the two-hour season finale of American Ninja Warrior on August 22 at 9 pm.