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"Mad Men" actress pregnant, father not revealed

Actress January Jones, who plays sullen housewife Betty Draper on the Emmy-award winning television drama "Mad Men," is about to become a single mother. Jones, 33, is expecting her first baby in the fall. The father's identity was not disclosed. She broke up with "Saturday Night" live actor Jason Sudeikis in January. Jones has had some practice being pregnant. Her "Mad Men" character delivered her third child during season 3 in 2009. But her real-life pregnancy means viewers might see even less of Jones when the show returns early next year. She had a low profile last season in the wake of Betty's divorce from advertising executive Don Draper, played by series star Jon Hamm. Jones will next be seen in X-Men: First Class.



The Killing's Mireille Enos to Play Brad Pitt's Wife in World War Z
The breakout star of The Killing has landed a role to die for. Mireille Enos — who plays lead homicide detective Sarah Linden on AMC’s addictive murder mystery — has formally signed on to costar opposite Brad Pitt in World War Z, Paramount’s upcoming adaptation of Max Brooks’ post-apocalyptic tome.
  LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian's Wedding Portrait




TV NEWS
Broadcasters around the world breathed a sigh of relief as a dazzling display of pomp and ceremony in a uniquely British tradition as the wedding of the Century went off without a hitch. The BBC feed alone was broadcast to 180 countries, in what is thought to be the biggest television event in broadcast history. Networks from CCTV in China, NDTV in India, France 24, Al Jazeera English tore up their news schedules to carry the ceremony in real time, in addition to all the main U.S. networks.


Meredith Vieira, who has been rumored to be considering leaving her gig as co-host on the morning show, is indeed moving on, a network source says. "Meredith has decided she simply does not want to continue with the grind of a daily morning news show," says the source. "This isn't about leaving to tend to her family – it's about being done with the phase of her career that requires this sort of a daily, on-air commitment. This didn't come out of the blue and is something she's talked about for some time." Longtime Today show news anchor Ann Curry will reportedly take over as co-host once Vieira leaves.



Weeds‘ Nancy Botwin is in some serious trouble with the law when the Showtime dramedy returns for its seventh season on June 27.


Tens of thousands of Oprah Winfrey fans will descend on Chicago in May for what Harpo Productions is calling "Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular." Harpo announced Thursday that a star-studded show would tape May 17 at the United Center, just blocks away from Winfrey's studios. The tapings will air on May 23 and 24, before Winfrey's final episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" on May 25.


"Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre has reportedly come up with a way to continue the CBS comedy for a ninth season without the involvement of Charlie Sheen. Lorre's plan would refocus the show around Jon Cryer's character. Sheen was fired from the show in March. He's suing Lorre and "Men" producer Warner Bros. TV for breach of contract, but he's also said numerous times in the past couple months that he'd be open to the idea of returning to the series. Lorre and Warner Bros., however, are reportedly not interested in having him return to the series.
 HBO’s political flick Game Change continues to round out its already stellar cast, adding Sarah Paulson (Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip) as John McCain’s senior campaign adviser and Peter MacNicol (Grey’s Anatomy) as the senator’s campaign manager.



NBC is said to be eyeing a 22-episode TV series based on John Grisham’s 1991 novel, The Firm. The pilot reportedly picks up 10 years after the 1993 big screen film (starring Tom Cruise) left off, with Mitch McDeere having just emerged from the Federal Witness Protection Program.


In his first CNN special since stepping down from his nightly talk show, Larry King visits a Las Vegas clinic where Alzheimer's disease is studied. He is accompanied by former President Ronald Reagan's son Ron. King's special, "Unthinkable: The Alzheimer's Epidemic," airs Sunday at 8 p.m. EDT/PDT on CNN. It features interviews with several celebrities touched by the disease, including Maria Shriver, whose father Sargent Shriver had it, and actor Seth Rogen. The mother of Rogen's fiancée was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age 55, and he wanted to talk about it to make clear that not only old people are affected.


Lifetime has signed a multi-project development deal with Demi Moore. As part of their agreement, the cabler has picked up The Conversation, an interview series hosted by British TV personality Amanda de Cadenet.

Richie Sambora Checks into Rehab
Richie Sambora is the latest star to check into rehab. He’s being treated for “exhaustion” and to regain his sobriety. ”Richie recently has been drinking too much, and wants to get his life together," a source said, adding that the band has been very supportive of the rehab decision. "Richie has had a busy year," a close friend of the musician said. "I think this was a culmination of all the things that overloaded his life and finally he realized he needed to take care of himself.” Bon Jovi is scheduled to perform this month as part of their tour and move onto Europe in June.

NFL request to freeze ruling denied

The NFL is falling behind in its court fight with the players over the future of the $9 billion business. The federal judge who lifted the lockout two days ago dealt another blow to the league late Wednesday, denying its request to put her ruling on hold pending appeals and guaranteeing more limbo for the 32 teams, thousands of players and millions of fans. U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson wrote that the NFL ''has not met its burden for a stay pending appeal, expedited or otherwise.'' She dismissed the NFL's argument that she didn't have jurisdiction and that it is facing irreparable harm because of her decision to end the 45-day lockout. ''The world of 'chaos' the NFL claims it has been thrust into — essentially the 'free-market' system this nation otherwise willfully operates under — is not compelled by this court's order,'' Nelson wrote. And yet chaos there may be, perhaps as early as Thursday, the first day of the NFL draft. James Quinn, a lawyer for the players, said free agency — perhaps the biggest question for owners and players alike — should start immediately. The two sides had 16 days of talks with a mediator earlier this year and four more ordered by Nelson with a federal magistrate. Little progress has been seen, though the two sides are scheduled to meet again May 16.

Kate Hudson and Matt Bellamy are Engaged

Kate Hudson has never been the conventional type. Just weeks after announcing that she doesn’t believe in marriage, she’s engaged to her future baby daddy Matt Bellamy. They got engaged last week.


Jersey Shore Pregnancy
Jersey Shore's Angelina Pivarnick is pregnant.  Sources say that her fiancee, Dave Kovacs is the baby daddy.  The two have been engaged since February.  No word is available yet to Angelina's due date. 

Katie Holmes 'Star' Magazine lawsuit settled: 'Drug Shocker' not so shocking anymore

Most celebs are used to slanderous and mostly untrue claims about themselves being slapped across the cover of tabloids these days. But when 'Star' Magazine suggested that Katie Holmes had a drug problem, she decided to take action. The actress sued the publication for more than $50 million in damages after their January cover read, "Katie DRUG SHOCKER!" Holmes reached a settlement with publishers American Media Inc. and even got them to say they're sorry. No small feat! Though the monetary terms of the settlement are confidential, American Media will be making a "substantial donation" on behalf of Mrs. Tom Cruise to the Dizzy Feet Foundation, a non-profit organization which improves and increases access to dance education for underprivileged children in the United States. Additionally, the company claims that it "did not intend to suggest that Ms. Holmes was a drug addict or was undergoing treatment for drug addiction." So... that's that. "I'm pleased that this lawsuit could be resolved amicably and accept American Media's apology," Holmes states. "With this dispute out of the way, I look forward to once again focusing my attention on my family and career."


Brandi Suing Eddie
Eddie Cibrian's ex, Brandi Glanville, is suing Eddie because she was fighting  with him on the phone when she got into a car accident.  The lawsuit -- filed by the other driver -- claims Brandi ran through a stop sign near her L.A. home and slammed into the back of an SUV back in March, 2010. According to the suit ... Brandi apologized to the woman, and admitted she had been on the phone arguing with her ex-husband. The plaintiff claims she was injured and her car was totaled and she's suing Brandi for about $25,000 in damages. By the way, Brandi says she and newlywed Eddie still fight ALL the time about money.



Mark Wahlberg teaming up with Justin Bieber for movie
It isn't the unlikeliest pairing in the world. After all, Mark Wahlberg has some idea of what it's like to be a teen idol and Justin Bieber has probably seen "Boogie Nights." Or maybe "The Perfect Storm." "The Fighter?" "Yeah, Justin Bieber and I are going to do a movie together," said Wahlberg. When questioned about the veracity of that statement (we get it), the former Funky Bunch-er replied, "Yeah. We're doing it at Paramount. We pitched them the idea and, you know, we're talking about doing it." Wahlberg wasn't forthcoming with many details. Only adding that the movie might tell the story of "a reluctant mentor in an inner-city environment."


Mariska Hargitay Sues William Morris Endeavor Over 'SVU' Commissions
Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay has sued her former agents at William Morris Endeavor, claiming the agency is trying to collect a commission on her earnings after she parted ways with WMA. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday in state court in New York, Hargitay claims WME wants money from Seasons 11 and 12 of SVU, even though her deal for those seasons was negotiated after she and her primary agent departed in the wake of the WMA-Endeavor merger. Hargitay, who moved from UTA to WME in 2002, says she signed a one-year contract giving the agency 10 percent of her SVU salary. That deal expired in 2004 but WME continued to represent the actress until she followed her agent Erwin More to Paradigm in 2009, according to the lawsuit. Now WME is alleged to have filed a demand for arbitration this month, claiming it is entitled to commissions on the 11th and 12th seasons of SVU, a deal that was negotiated after Hargitay ended her relationship with the agency.

Shirelles and Dionne Warwick sue new Broadway show

The producers of a new Broadway musical about the 1960s girl group The Shirelles have been hit with a lawsuit charging them of pilfering the names and likenesses of the original members. Singer Dionne Warwick, who is also portrayed in the show "Baby It's You", joined the legal action which was filed in New York Supreme Court a day before Wednesday's opening night. Three of the four women -- surviving member Beverly Lee, who owns the trademark to "The Shirelles" name and the estates of Doris Coley Jackson and Addie Harris McFadden -- filed their lawsuit on Tuesday. "Baby It's You!" is the story of Florence Greenberg, a suburban housewife from New Jersey who discovered the all-girl group and created Scepter Records. It has been running in preview at New York's Broadhurst Theater for several weeks. The Shirelles had hits in the 1960s with records like "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," "Dedicated to the One I Love" and "Soldier Boy." They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996. Oren Warshavsky, an attorney for the four, said that like many other recording artists in the 1960s, his clients were not treated well even as they were growing in popularity. "It's unfortunate that they have to live through it again and watch their stories be told, again without their consent," he said.

Sarah Palin Mocks Katie Couric Over CBS Exit

Sarah Palin is mocking Katie Couric's decision to step down as anchor of CBS Evening News. Couric announced her departure Tuesday, saying that she is looking forward to a new position that will facilitate "multidimensional storytelling." On Fox News on Tuesday, Palin shot back: "Yeah, and I hear that she wants to now engage in more 'multidimensional storytelling' versus I guess just the 'straight on, read into the, that teleprompter screen storytelling.' More power to her. I wish her well in her 'multidimensional storytelling.' " Palin has had issues with Couric ever since she conducted a series of interviews with her during the run-up to the 2008 elections. Couric caught Palin off-guard by asking a series of hard-hitting questions, including why Alaska's proximity to Russia gives Palin foreign-policy experience. When she asked Palin what newspapers and magazines she reads regularly, an uncomfortable Palin replied, "Um, all of them, any of them." Palin later told Oprah Winfrey she believed Couric intended to paint her in a negative light.

Mandalay Bay to become home to Jackson attractions

Cirque du Soleil wants to recreate Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch in Sin City. The Mandalay Bay hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip plans to open a sprawling entertainment complex that includes a Jackson-themed lounge, an interactive memorabilia museum and a theater designed to replicate the iconic refuge of the deceased musical legend, Cirque du Soleil president Daniel Lamarre said Wednesday. "This place, Mandalay Bay, is going to become the home of Michael Jackson in many, many ways," he said at an announcement at the casino attended by Jackson's older brother, Jackie. John Branca, co-executor of Michael Jackson's estate, said the attraction will offer fans a permanent place to celebrate, as well as give them the opportunity to see some of the objects displayed at Neverland Ranch. "Very few fans would ever get to visit Michael's Neverland Ranch because of its remote location," he said. Plans for the Las Vegas lodestone, set to open in 2013, are part of the budding business relationship between the acrobatic troupe and the pop star's estate.

'Glee' star Jane Lynch joins 'The Three Stooges' cast

Jane Lynch will lend her comedic talents to a film based on one of TV's most enduring classics. The "Glee" star has agreed to appear in "The Three Stooges" as a nun overseeing the orphanage which houses the three brothers during their childhood.

TV NEWS
The cast of HBO's movie "Game Change" has added one more key piece to its cast: Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol. Bristol will be played by Melissa Farman. "Game Change," based on John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's book, will also star Ed Harris as John McCain and Woody Harrelson as Steve Schmidt, McCain's campaign adviser. The movie is being written by Danny Strong and directed by Jay Roach, who previously collaborated on HBO's "Recount."


Jason Sudeikis will host the 20th annual MTV Movie Awards. The "Saturday Night Live" cast member will host the June 5 show. The awards will take place at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, Calif., and air live on MTV.


ABC's soap-opera headaches don't end with the public outrage over the recent cancellations of "All My Children" and "One Life to Live." The daughters of Frank and Doris Hursley, who created daytime medical drama "General Hospital" in 1963, are suing the network, claiming that ABC stiffed them on revenues. According to plaintiffs Bridget Dobson, Deborah Hardy and Polly Keusnik -- two of whom have also written for the show -- their parents, both of whom are now deceased, struck a deal with the network to receive 10 percent of the net profits resulting from syndication on any episode produced and broadcast after January 3, 1969.  The suit, which was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, alleges that ABC hasn't made good on the agreement, and has rejected requests to audit the network's books on the matter. The plaintiffs are seeking unspecified damages.



NBC’s very, very, very well promoted The Voice hit a high note right out of the gate, dominating Tuesday night with a 5.1 demo rating and delivering 11.8 million total viewers. The Peacock proudly points out in a press release that in head-to-head competition, The Voice bested Fox’s Glee (4.6 vs. 3.4) and ABC’s Dancing With the Stars results show (4.9 vs. 3.5).

 

Paris Hilton, boyfriend accosted at LA courthouse

Police detained a man who tried to grab the boyfriend of Paris Hilton Wednesday as the couple arrived at a courthouse to testify against a suspect in an attempted break-in at her home last year. An Associated Press photographer and reporters interviewing the couple saw the man appear to get a hand on the neck of Cy Waits before being seized by a bodyguard and taken away. The incident occurred as Hilton and Waits were walking into a Superior Court building in Van Nuys to testify against Nathan Parada, 31, who is charged with attempted first-degree felony burglary. Hilton later posted on her Twitter account that a "psycho intruder just punched Cy in the back of the head as we were walking into the court house." The man was still being booked by police late Wednesday. His name was not immediately released.

Phoebe Snow, who sang 1975 hit 'Poetry Man,' dies

Phoebe Snow, a bluesy singer, guitarist and songwriter who had a defining hit of the 1970s with "Poetry Man," but then largely dropped out of the spotlight to care for her disabled daughter, has died. Snow, who was nominated for best new artist at the 1975 Grammys, died in Edison, N.J., from complications of a brain hemorrhage she suffered in January 2010, said Rick Miramontez, her longtime friend and public-relations representative. Snow's manager, Sue Cameron, said the singer endured bouts of blood clots, pneumonia and congestive heart failure since her stroke. She also sang the theme for NBC's "A Different World" and the jingle "Celebrate the Moments of Your Life" for General Foods International Coffees. She also sang at radio host Howard Stern's wedding to Beth Ostrosky in 2008 and for President Bill Clinton, who asked her to perform at Camp David during his presidency.

Grammys producer John Cossette dies at 54

John Cossette, the longtime executive producer of the Grammy Awards, has died at age 54. The Recording Academy and Cossette's wife, Rita, confirmed his death in a statement but did not elaborate. She said the family appreciated "everyone's love and support, and further details regarding funeral arrangements will be forthcoming in the next few days." Cossette, the son of Grammy telecast founding producer Pierre Cossette, worked on the Grammys broadcast for more than 20 years. His other credits included the Latin Grammys, BET Awards and BET Hip Hop Awards. Cossette's theatrical work included the musical "Million Dollar Quartet" about the 1956 meeting of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Studios, which is currently on Broadway. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.

X-Ray Spex singer Poly Styrene dies at 53

Poly Styrene, the braces-wearing singer who belted out "Oh Bondage, Up Yours!" with the band X-Ray Spex, has died at the age of 53. Styrene, whose real name was Marianne Elliott-Said, had been suffering from cancer.  X-Ray Spex released just one album, 1978's "Germ Free Adolescents." But its aggressively catchy single "Oh Bondage, Up Yours!" became an enduring punk anthem.  She is survived by her daughter, Celeste Bell-Dos Santos, who fronts the band Debutant Disco.


Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler Engaged
Eight months after they started dating, Jay Cutler and reality TV personality Kristin Cavallari are engaged to be married. The Chicago Bearsquarterback proposed to the former star of "Laguna Beach" and "The Hills" during a weekend trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The ring is reportedly 5.2 carats.

Ian Ziering Welcomes a Baby Girl

It's a girl for Ian Ziering! The actor's wife Erin delivered daughter Mia Loren Ziering in Los Angeles. Weighing in at 7 lbs., 6 oz., the baby girl's name begins with 'M' in honor of Ian's late mother Micki. he couple, who wed in May 2010, announced the pregnancy in October.

 

Haynesworth accused of sexual abuse

Washington Redskins defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth was charged Tuesday with misdemeanor sexual abuse for allegedly fondling the breast of his server in a hotel restaurant in Washington. A grand jury returned an indictment formally charging Haynesworth over the alleged incident at a downtown Washington hotel in the early hours of Feb. 13. If convicted, the 29-year-old two-time All-Pro faces up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. According to the U.S. attorney's office, the government's evidence shows Haynesworth slid a credit card down the front of the server's dress and fondled her breast.

Johnny Depp set for '21 Jump Street' movie cameo

It's official: Johnny Depp is paying a visit to "21 Jump Street." A rep for the actor confirms that Depp will have a cameo in the upcoming big-screen adaptation of the former FOX series, which Depp starred in from 1987 to 1990. The adaptation, which will star Channing Tatum, Dave Franco and Jonah Hill (who co-wrote the script with "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World scribe Michael Bacall) is currently filming for a March 16, 2012, release. The original series focused on a squad of police officers whose youthful appearances allowed them to infiltrate high schools and colleges in order to fight crime.
 
 

Lindsay Lohan still doing Gotti movie, says film's spokesman

Producers behind Lindsay Lohan's new movie say the actress is still with the project, despite a looming 120-day jail sentence. The "Mean Girls" star recently signed a two-picture agreement with Fiore Films, with her first role starring alongside John Travolta in upcoming mobster movie "Gotti: Three Generations."  He says, "She is still in the film, provided she can fulfill her obligations. She has been cast in this role. She still has the role, and we're very excited about her being in the movie. We're not going to speculate on 'What if this happens? What if that happens?' We're dealing with a few unknowns. Once we start understanding exactly what the situation is, that's when we can start making some decisions." Lohan's role as the wife of John Gotti Jr. was thrown into doubt last week when she was sentenced to 120 days behind bars for violating her probation stemming from a 2007 DUI charge. She is currently free on bail as she appeals the sentence, which was handed to her after she was accused of stealing a necklace from a California jewelry store.

  

Maroon 5 and Train Tour
Maroon 5 and TRAIN have announced plans for a full-scale North American summer tour that kicks off on July 22nd.  The tour will include 40 stops before wrapping in Houston, TX in September. Tickets for select dates on their 2011 North American tour will start to go on sale to the public Friday, April 29th. Gavin DeGraw is confirmed as the opening act on the tour's first leg with Matt Nathanson is set to join the outing as the show opener on the second leg starting on August 28th.   

 
TV NEWS
Katie Couri announced her exit from "CBS Evening News" after five years behind the anchor desk, confirming to People what media watchers have expected for months. "I'm really proud of the talented team on the 'CBS Evening News' and the award-winning work we've been able to do in the past five years in addition to the reporting I've done for '60 Minutes' and 'CBS Sunday Morning.' In making the decision to move on, I know the 'Evening News' will be in great hands, but I am excited about the future." Couric, who became the first female solo nightly news anchor when she took over "Evening News" on September 5, 2006, did not say what she will do next, but her plans are likely to include a syndicated daytime talk show. "I am looking at a format that will allow me to engage in more multi-dimensional storytelling," she said, adding that other details are "still being discussed."
 
 

The CW has extended early pickups to The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl,  90210,Supernatural and America’s Next Top Model. No word on the fate of bubble shows Nikita, One Tree Hilland Hellcats.

Same name, different channel: Countdown With Keith Olbermann, the former MSNBC host’s new nightly news show, will debut Monday, June 20 at 8/7c, on Current TV.


Ron Livingston (Band of Brothers) is set to costar in HBO’s John McCain-centric original movie Game Change.

E! announced on Tuesday that a new reality series revolving around rapper-actor Ice-T and his wife Nicole "Coco" Austin, "Ice Loves Coco," will premiere on June 12 at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT. The eight-episode series will take viewers "behind the hype and conjecture" surrounding the couple's 10-year marriage, as Austin seeks to make a name for herself.

  

Six-time Emmy winner Anthony Geary gets yet another moment to shine on ABC’s General Hospitalthis Thursday, when the family and friends of his alter-ego Luke Spencer stage an intervention over his excessive drinking. 


The fans suggested Fran Drescher. They got Dan McKeague. The 36-year-old Minnesotan is the new Aflac duck, replacing Gilbert Gottfried who was fired for making tasteless jokes about the tsunami in Japan, where the insurance company does business. And while McKeague, a father of three who works as a sales manager with some voice acting experience, is not well known, he certainly has the pipes to pull off the trademark "Aflaaaaaac!" squawk,
  

NBC’s Law & Order: LA is planning another controversial “ripped from the headlines” episode, this time fictionalizing the horrific shooting of Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.

  
Survivor's" Boston Rob Mariano and Dennis Anderson (creator of the famous monster truck, Gravedigger) have a new show on the History Channel called, "Around The World in 80 Ways"> The two will circumnavigate the globe using 80 different modes of transportation without repeating a single vehicle. The travel modes will include a blimp, a fighter jet, an ostrich, a canoe, a chariot and sometimes they'll have to build their own vehicles. Boston Rob will be the third "Survivor" alum to have a show on the History Channel. Colby Donaldson, runner-up on "Survivor:


Sarah Shahi Rips into Paris Hilton
This weekend Fairly Legal star Sarah Shahi took to Twitter after a run-in with Paris Hilton. “Worst driver ever,” tweeted Shahi after her road run-in with Hilton. “Almost hit me, then ran a stop sign. what if there was a kid around that corner, you dumb b*tch.” 
  

The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is almost upon us. Here's a list of the TV coverage choices....Friday, April 29th, all times Eastern:
TLC begins wedding programming at 3:30am
NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, CNN and E! begin their live coverage at 4am
BBC America will air live, uninterrupted coverage starting at 3am

BBC America will also stream the wedding live beginning at 5:45am at bbc.com/royalwedding.

* Between 3:15 a.m. and 4:45 a.m.: The general congregation will arrive at the Great North Door of Westminster Abbey

* From 4:50 a.m.: Governors-general and prime ministers of realm countries, the diplomatic corps and other distinguished guests arrive at the Abbey.

* 5:10 a.m.: The bridegroom and best man Prince Harry leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:15 a.m.

* 5:20 a.m.: Members of foreign royal families arrive at the Abbey from Buckingham Palace.

* 5:20 a.m.: Carole Middleton and son James leave the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:27 a.m.

* 5:25 a.m.: Members of the Royal Family (except those listed below) leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:30 a.m.

* 5:35 a.m.: The following members of the Royal Family leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:40 a.m.:
  
* The Duke of York 
* Princess Beatrice of York 
* Princess Eugenie of York 
* The Earl and Countess of Wessex 
* The Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence

* 5:38 a.m.: The Prince of Wales (Charles) and Duchess of Cornwall (Camilla) leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:42 a.m.

* 5:40 a.m.: The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:45 a.m.

* 5:48 a.m.: The bridesmaids and pages leave the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 5:55 a.m.

* 5:51 a.m.: Kate Middleton, accompanied by her father, Michael, leaves the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey.

* 6:00 a.m.: The marriage service begins. It will be relayed by loudspeakers along the route.

* 7:15 a.m.: The carriage procession of the bride and groom with a captain's escort of the Household Cavalry, followed by the Queen's procession with a sovereign's escort of the Household Cavalry, leaves Westminster Abbey for Buckingham Palace.

* 7:30 a.m.: The bride's carriage procession arrives at Buckingham Palace.

* 7:40 a.m.: Members of the Royal Family and members of foreign royal families arrive at Buckingham Palace.

* From 7:40 a.m.: Other guests for the reception arrive at Buckingham Palace.

* 8:25 a.m.: The Queen and the bride and groom, together with their families, appear on the balcony.

Marshall's wife called 911
Details surrounding the stabbing of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall remained foggy Monday despite the release of the 911 call made the night of the incident. It was hoped the Broward County Sheriff's Office's release of the call would shed more light after Marshall's wife, Michi Nogami-Marshall, allegedly stabbed him in the stomach with a kitchen knife. The caller, believed to be Nogami-Marshall, says, "Please come, it's an emergency." When the dispatcher responds, "Where?" the caller repeats herself, saying, "Please come, it's an emergency" before hanging up. The dispatcher's attempts to call back went unanswered. The conversation did not indicate whether the call took place after Marshall was stabbed or before the incident. The only certainty was that the call was made at 4:41pm local time Friday. Nogami-Marshall was arrested at 7:40 p.m.  Marshall was released from an intensive care unit Saturday after undergoing stomach surgery. The two-time Pro Bowl selection initially claimed he was hit with a vase before his wife reportedly confessed to the stabbing while telling police she acted in self-defense. The arresting officer wrote in his report that "both the victim and defendant provided scant information regarding the incident itself." Nogami-Marshall was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and domestic violence. She was released from a Broward County jail Saturday afternoon on a $7,500 bond.

Kevin James Welcomes a Baby Boy

The King of Queens has his prince. Kevin James and his wife Steffiana welcomed their first son, Kannon Valentine James, on Easter Sunday in Boston, his rep confirmed. Kannon joins big sisters Sienna-Marie, 5, and Shea, 3. James, 45, starred on the long-running sitcom The King of Queens and recently appeared in The Dilemma with Vince Vaughn. He'll next be seen in Zookeeper.

 

Toni Collette Is a Mom – Again!

It's a boy for Toni Collette! The star of Showtime's The United States of Tara and her husband David Galafassi's son was born in Australia, her rep says. "Toni Collette, her husband David Galafassi and their daughter Sage Galafassi are excited and proud to announce the arrival of their baby boy, Arlo Robert Galafassi," the rep says.
 

Judge lifts NFL lockout; owners appeal

A federal judge in Minnesota granted players an injunction Monday to lift the NFL lockout, and NFL owners have already appealed the decision.  U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson ruled only on the injunction, not the entire case of Brady v. NFL. If Nelson or the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis doesn't grant the owners a stay, the 2011 season could start in theory. "We will promptly seek a stay from Judge Nelson pending an expedited appeal to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. We believe that federal law bars injunctions in labor disputes," the NFL said in a statement. "We are confident that the Eighth Circuit will agree. But we also believe that this dispute will inevitably end with a collective bargaining agreement, which would be in the best interests of players, clubs and fans. We can reach a fair agreement only if we continue negotiations toward that goal." Late Monday, it was announced that the NFL appealed the decision to the Eighth Circuit. If there is no stay of Nelson's decision, free agency and other offseason business could begin. The rules under which free agency would be conducted aren't known. "This is a good ruling, for sure, but I never want to celebrate until it's actually over," NFLPA Players Association executive George Atallah said on Twitter. The owners locked out the players last month after the NFLPA decertified as a union after more than two weeks of federal mediation did not produce an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement.

Robert Kazinsky quits 'The Hobbit'

Director Peter Jackson is scrambling to recast a role in the upcoming movie "The Hobbit" after British actor Robert Kazinsky quit due to "personal reasons." The star had signed up to play Fili, a member of the Company of Dwarves, in the Lord of the Rings prequel and recently flew to New Zealand to start filming his scenes.  Kazinsky has not confirmed the reason for his departure, only saying he is suffering a "health issue," and he has thanked Jackson for his understanding. He writes on Twitter, "Thanks for all your support, Peter and team have been the most wonderful and supportive team to work for and it's with a truly sad heart that things have turned out this way. 'The Hobbit' will go on to be as great as I've seen and I will miss the family and friends that I've [made] here. From every disaster I've tried to make an opportunity. ... It's a health issue. ... All will be well in time, promise!"

Mariah Carey paints her baby bump for Easter

Eminem to release EP with Royce da 5'9"

Eminem plans to release an EP of new material that he recorded with fellow Detroit rapper Royce da 5'9". The pair first worked together in the late 1990s, calling themselves Bad Meets Evil, with Royce da 5'9" as the "bad" and Eminem as the "evil" half of the duo. One of the songs they recorded in those days, called "Bad Meets Evil," appeared on Eminem's major label debut, "The Slim Shady LP." In a statement released Monday by Interscope Records, Eminem says he and his old friend "started hanging out again" and that it inevitably" led them "back into the studio." The new material will be released June 14 on Shady/Interscope Records.


Levi Johnston Writes Palins Tell-All

Levi Johnston's penchant for self-exposure apparently isn't limited to those beefcake pics he posed for in "Playgirl." The baby daddy of Sarah Palin's grandson, Tripp is penning a tell-all book that will reveal his side of his contentious relationship with the former Vice Presidential candidate and her brood. The book, titled "Deer in the Headlights: My Life in Sarah Palin's Crosshairs," will be released this fall by Touchstone Publishing.  In a statement released by Touchstone, "I want to tell the truth about my close relationship with the Palins ... My sense of Sarah and my perplexing fall from grace -- how I feel and what I've learned." Johnston first came into the limelight in August 2008, when it was revealed that Palin's daughter, Bristol -- then 17 -- was pregnant with his child. Johnston and Bristol's on-again, off-again relationship has included two abandoned engagements, and many public squabbles between himself and the Palin family. Johnston, a high-school dropout, currently plans to run for mayor of Wasilla, Alaska in the city's November 2011 election.

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Katie Couric will announce this week that she is exiting "CBS Evening News," ending months of expectations that she will leave the show she has anchored for five years, according to a person familiar with the plan. Couric will not, however, announce a departure from CBS, because she may continue to work with the network's news division or on a syndicated show, the person said. Couric's contract with CBS ends June 4, and the exit strategy would allow a full month for a smooth transition. "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley is expected to take her place.

Showtime has replaced all but one of the original Real L Word ladies for its second season. The docu-series (launching Sunday, June 5) welcomes back Hollywood special effects badgirl Whitney, who will be joined by six new Los Angeles-based lesbians.


Less than a month after its record-setting debut, Showtime’s The Borgias has been renewed for a second season. The cabler announced on Monday that the Jeremy Irons-fronted crime-family drama has been picked up of a 10-episode second season. Borgias‘ opener gave Showtime its best premiere ratings for a drama series in seven years.


Saturday Night Live has locked in The Office funnyman Ed Helms to host the season’s penultimate episode, completing a stellar May Sweeps lineup that also includes Tina Fey and Justin Timberlake. Joining Helms for the May 14 installment is legendary singer-songwriter and eight-time musical guest Paul Simon. Fey kicks off SNL‘s batch of all-new episodes on May 7 accompanied by U.K. songstress Ellie Goulding. And popstar-turned-actor-turned-SNL staple Timberlake will close out the season with Lady Gaga by his side.


Chase heroine Kelli Giddish has tracked down a multi-episode arc on CBS’ The Good Wife. Giddish will appear in this season’s final two episodes playing what is being described as a provocative role — an investigator for Lockhart Gardner who used to work with Kalinda (Archie Panjabi). There’s buzz Giddish may return in the fall — assuming The Good Wife is back next fall. CBS has yet to renew the acclaimed drama for a third season.


Survivor fan fave Robert “Boston Rob” Mariano is set to co-host Around the World in 80 Ways, a 10-part reality series on the History Channel

Donald Trump fires back at Robert De Niro: 'He's not the brightest bulb'

Having gained the support of noted intellectual giant Gary Busey, Donald Trump has now deemed Robert De Niro less than bright for for dissing his plan to run for president. The dispute between the acting giant and the curiously coiffed real-estate mogul began over the weekend at the Tribeca Film Festival, when De Niro dismissed Trump's potential run for the White House as "crazy." The Oscar-winning actor told NBC News anchor Brian Williams, "I won't mention names, but there are certain people on the news in the last couple of weeks -- what they're doing is crazy ... They're making statements about people that they don't even back up. Go get the facts before you start saying things about people."  An irate Trump fired back at De Niro during an interview with "Fox & Friends" Monday morning, calling De Niro's intelligence into question.

"Well he's not the brightest bulb on the planet," Trump opined during the phone interview. "I've been watching him over the years, and I like his acting, but you know in terms of when I watch him doing interviews and various other things, we're not dealing with Albert Einstein."

Miami Dolphin Marshall Stabbed
Miami Dolphins wide receiver, Brandon Marshall, was taken to the intensive care unit in a South Florida hospital Friday and had to have surgery for a stomach wound. Marshall's wife Michi Marshall admitted to stabbing Brandon in the abdomen, claiming self-defense.  Michi is in jail for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.  This is not the first incident of domestic violence for Brandon Marshall.  When he was playing for the Denver Broncos police were called three times in three months in 2007 for incidents between him and his then girlfriend, Rasheedah Watley.  Watley was hospitalized for a cut on her thigh an injuries sustained after being punched in the face. But while considered one of the NFL's top wideouts, Marshall's NFL career has been marred by off-field incidents. He was arrested on multiple occasions and involved in other domestic-related incidents between 2006 and 2009. While most charges were later dismissed, dropped or reduced, Marshall served a one-game suspension in 2008. The length of the suspension was shortened from three games by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. This isn't the first time Marshall suffered a serious injury during the offseason. Marshall badly lacerated his arm during the 2008 offseason when he smashed it through a television at his house. Marshall initially said he slipped on a food wrapper but then admitted he also was involved in "horseplay" after news surfaced on NFL Network of an alleged wrestling match involving family members.

Dykstra Investigated Over Naked Massage Claim

More legal trouble for Lenny Dykstra -- and this time it's all because the former MLB star allegedly got NAKED and requested a massage from a woman he was interviewing to be his housekeeper. The LAPD is investigating Dykstra for lewd conduct ... stemming from allegations made by a 47-year-old woman who claims she answered a Craigslist ad to be Lenny's housekeeper earlier this month. The woman told police ... when she arrived to the home, Dykstra explained that she wouldn't just have to clean the home, she would also be required to give him massages as well. The woman claimed Dykstra then took off all of his clothes and told the woman he wouldn't be able to hire her without first sampling her skills. Smooth. We're told the woman denied his request ... left the home immediately ... flagged down a nearby cop ... and filed a police report. She also locked down a high power attorney, Mauro Fiore Jr., to handle the case.


Ex-Destiny's Child Member -- Arrested
Farrah Franklin -- a former member of Destiny's Child -- was arrested for disorderly conduct in Culver City, CA. Franklin -- who spent 5 months with the group in 2000 before Beyonce and Kelly Rowland gave her the chop -- was arrested at 6:45 AM on Saturday. Sources close to the situation say alcohol was involved.

'Rio' speaks louder than 'Madea,' repeats at No. 1

Anne Hathaway and Jesse Eisenberg's talking birds have edged out Tyler Perry's sass-talking grandma at the weekend box office. Hathaway and Eisenberg's animated family adventure "Rio" took in $26.8 million to remain the No. 1 movie for the second-straight weekend.  "Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family" debuted a close second with $25.8 million, another solid opening for writer-director Perry, who also stars as boisterous, opinionated grandma Madea. Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattinson's circus romance "Water for Elephants" premiered in third-place with $17.5 million.
1. "Rio," $26.8 million.
2. "Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family," $25.8 million.
3. "Water for Elephants," $17.5 million.
4. "Hop," $12.5 million.
5. "Scream 4," $7.2 million.



Flava Flav Closing in Iowa
There will be no more Flavor Flav's Chicken in Clinton, Iowa.  The rapper says his business partner mismanaged the operation and has give Flav a bad reputation. Employees were claiming their payroll checks were bouncing, which Cimino blamed on "a credit card glitch." Flav also said the food was also a problem, saying he visited on April 2nd an found potato salad that had expired on February 28th. Flav is set to open up "Flavor Flav's House of Flavor" in Las Vegas next month.

 

LeAnn Rimes Marries Eddie Cibrian in Surprise Ceremony

LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian got married last night in a small private ceremony in California. They said “I do” at a private home in front of just 40 guests. LeAnn’s rep confirmed: “LeAnn and Eddie were happily married surrounded by their closest family and friends. They thank everyone for their well wishes.” Eddie’s children Mason, seven and Jake, four – from his previous marriage to Brandi Glanville – were at the wedding.

 

 

Lindsey Lohan Sentenced

The charge against Lindsey Lohan allegedly stealing a necklace was reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor, the judge in the case still sentenced the star to 120 days in jail for violating her parole in a past DUI sentence.  Lohan was surprised by the ruling and didn't expect to be donning another orange jumpsuit. However, she spent only five hours in the holding room before her $75,000 bail set her free while her lawyers appeal the judgment. Lohan also received, as part of her sentence, 500 hours of community service, including working at the county morgue and a local women's shelter. Sources close to Lindsay say she was under the impression she'd be going home after the hearing ... and was "blindsided" when she got sentenced.  Lohan reportedly described the situation as "ridiculous" and "f**ked up."

 

Jay Z and Beyonce Asked to Perform at Royal Wedding

According to some reports, Will and Kate have asked Jay Z and Beyonce to perform at one of their receptions. The couple has a formal reception planned with hundreds of dignitaries but later in the evening they are having a less formal party with their close friends and family.

Dwight Howard Goes After Baby Mama's Money

Dwight Howard won a $500,000 judgment against his baby mama in the state of Florida for talking smack  about him -- but she hasn't paid up, so he's going after her in California. Howard won the judgment against Royce Reed for half a mil last year because she violated a court order, prohibiting her from talking about him in the press. Howard claims Reed now owes him $551,606.74 -- which includes interest.  So Howard has filed papers with a California court, which could give Howard the right to go after Reed's assets in Cali.

 

Phillippe plans to quit acting

The 36-year-old star began acting as a teenager and found fame in 1992 playing a gay teen in soap opera "One Life to Live." He went on to enjoy a stellar Hollywood career with films including "Cruel Intentions," "Gosford Park" and the Oscar-winning drama "Crash." Phillippe says he has grown tired of life in front of the camera and now intends to pursue roles behind the scenes. He also wants to move out of Los Angeles and spend more time in New York.


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Oprah Winfrey is a woman of many miracles. Unfortunately, the ability to resuscitate canceled soap operas is not in her bag of tricks.The exiting Queen of Daytime posted a video to YouTube saying that while she hears soap fans’ pleas for her OWN cable channel to offer refuge for ABC’s recently axed All My Children and One Life to Live, it’s just not gonna happen. “I understand the loyalty, the sense of disappointment” says the self-proclaimed AMC and The Young and The Restless fan. “But here is the [deep] bone-marrow truth: There just are not enough people who are at home in the daytime to watch them, and because of that they’re going off the air.”


Battlestar Galactica is setting course for BBC America. The cabler has acquired the rights to 80 hours of the cult fave sci-fi series, including a two-part miniseries and four complete seasons, to premiere Saturday, June 18, 7/6c.


NBC cancelled "The Paul Reiser Show" on Friday after just two episodes. The "Mad About You" star's critically panned return to television debuted to the lowest ratings in network history; 3.3 million viewers and a 1.1 rating in the key 18-49 demographic.


The buzz over whether "All My Children" legend Susan Lucci will join ABC's "Desperate Housewives" is reaching a fever pitch. ABC insiders say that with the soap canceled, Lucci's solid contract with the network continues on after shooting ends in August, which places her in the ideal situation for a move from Pine Valley to Fairview. "Desperate Housewives" begins shooting its next season in July, so that will mean that Lucci would have to play double duty for a month. A representative for Lucci says she's fielding many offers, and an ABC rep doesn't deny that Lucci may join, but does say, "Susan Lucci will not be filming 'Desperate Housewives' in July."


Californication‘s upcoming fifth season is going to be off the hook, foshizzle. The Showtime comedy has tapped Grammy winning hip-hop pioneer, Wu-Tang Clan leader and occasional actor Robert Fitzgerald Diggs (a.k.a. The RZA) to join the cast in a major recurring role. Diggs — whose acting resume includes roles in Ghost Dog, Due Date and Repo Man — will play a slightly dangerous hip-hop mogul who Hank (David Duchovny) considers writing a movie for.


TV personality, Leeza Gibbons, 54, quietly married her boyfriend of three years, Steven Fenton, 41, on Wednesday.   The couple said their "I do's"  on the rooftop of the Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills, where they had their first date.   The bride's three children: Lexi, 21, Troy 19, and Nathan, 13, were the only guests.  Gibbons met Fenton, who is former president of the Beverly Hills Board of Education, after being set up on a blind date.


Hold the phone, Real Housewives fans: Bravo EVP Andy Cohen has denied reports of another two editions being in the works. “Bravo is not shooting or casting for Vegas or Arizona Housewives,” Cohen tweeted. “It is not true and we have no association to either project.”


Antoine Dodson, of 'Bed Intruder' song fame, arrested
You can run and tell that, run and tell that, run and tell that homeboy - ho-ho-homeboy - Antoine Dodson, the man who gained internet notoriety from the auto-tune song made of him talking to some reporters after a break-in at his home, has been arrested for marijuana possession. Dodson was charged in Huntsville, AL for a misdemeanor charge of pot possession and was released shortly thereafter. He was also charged with failing to appear for a traffic violation, failing to have insurance and speeding.

Jane Krakowski Welcomes a Baby Boy

The 30 Rock baby boom continues – Jane Krakowski is a mom. The actress, 42, gave birth to son Bennett Robert Godley in New York City. The baby boy – who has blond hair like Mom – weighed in at 7 lbs., 12 oz., and is the first child for Krakowski and fiancé Robert Godley.

Amy Smart and Carter Oosterhouse Are Engaged

It looks like TV handyman Carter Oosterhouse can build more than shelves – he's also building a lasting relationship with actress Amy Smart. The couple are engaged, Smart's rep confirmed. The comely couple began dating last November. Smart, 35, is known for her roles in The Butterfly Effect and Varsity Blues. Oosterhouse, 34, is best known for his turn as a carpenter on TLC's Trading Spaces and as host of the home improvement show Carter Can. Up next for Smart: She stars with Mark-Paul Gosselaar in the romantic comedy 12 Dates of Christmas, which will premiere during ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas in December.
 Ethan Hawke, who has called fatherhood "the greatest pleasure in my life," is about to have even more to love about it. The actor, 40, and his wife, Ryan Hawke, are expecting their second child together. It's the fourth for Hawke, who also has two children with ex-wife Uma Thurman.
Ethan and Ryan married in June 2008 and had a daughter, Clementine Jane, the following month. Ryan Hawke is the former nanny to Hawke's children with Thurman – Maya, now 12, and Levon, 9.

Kate Beckinsale set for 'Total Recall' remake

Kate Beckinsale is set to step into Sharon Stone's "Total Recall" role in an upcoming remake by her husband, Len Wiseman. Wiseman is updating the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger film with Colin Farrell in the lead role.

Emmys in Limbo as Negotiations for TV Rights Drag On

Less than five months before the Primetime Emmys are scheduled to be handed out, telecast rights to the ceremony are still in limbo. That's causing a mounting problem for the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, which is dependent on closing a new TV deal and, if negotiations drag on much further, might face a production crunch in preparing for this year's show. The academy has conducted business as usual during the eight months of negotiations for a new deal with ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox to air the show on a revolving "wheel." Dates have been set, rules written, forms sent out, and networks, producers and publicists have been submitting shows to meet the April 29 submission deadline. Yet there is still no broadcaster set to air the live telecast Sept. 18 from the Nokia Theatre at L.A. Live. The previous eight-year contract ran out after the show in August, and negotiations have sputtered along ever since.
 Expectant mom Kimberly Stewart stepped out for a family dinner, giving the world a glimpse of her growing baby bump. Stewart, is expecting her first child with actor Benicio del Toro. (The pair are not currently a couple.)

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NBC has renewed Late Night with Jimmy Fallon for a third season,


Jim Carrey will join Ricky Gervais, Will Arnett and other high-profile names set to appear in the hour-long finale episode of "The Office" A source close to the NBC production confirmed that the "Yes Man" star will join comedian and "Office" creator Ricky Gervais, Will Arnett, James Spader, Ray Romano and Catherine Tate as guest stars interviewing for Michael Scott's (Steve Carell) management position that could possibly go to Will Ferrell's Deangelo Vickers. "The Office"s season 7 finale airs on May 19. Carell announced last year that he was leaving the show.


Kevin Alejandro is taking a break from Bon Temps to go bowling for Bones. The True Blood stud will appear in the sixth season finale of the Fox procedural as “a flashy, arrogant man obsessed with bowling.”


Glee‘s Chris Colfer has sold to the Disney Channel a pilot based on the children’s book, The Little Leftover Witch.

Jennifer Lopez has set her sights on launching her own reality show. The project, which teams her up with "American Idol" creator Simon Fuller, would be a search for talent in Latin America and is tentatively titled "Que Viva." "Que Viva" would feature Lopez and her singer husband Marc Anthony on the hunt for new acts.

"Desperate Housewives" star Teri Hatcher says she has been battling a debilitating and rare illness called frozen shoulder, and she says she's basically lost most of functions of her left arm.  She says the condition is extremely painful and has to be treated with cortisone shots until the condition clears up. The actress is currently teaming with Grain Foods Foundation to launch "The Bread Art Project," which benefits Share Our Strength, a non-profit organization that fights childhood hunger.Terri is asking fans to personalize virtual pieces of bread saying "You can create a piece of toast and that will donate one dollar to Share Our Strength.

 A&E has set a premiere date for the second season of The Glades: Sunday, June 5 at 10/9c.

Time Magazine has released its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world, and the Glee fave made the cut. Other TV types on the estimable list: Parks and Recreation‘s Amy Poehler; Gossip Girl‘s Blake Lively, Mad Men creator Matt Weiner, and author George R.R. Martin, whose Game of Thrones begot an instantly renewed HBO series.

USA’s Fairly Legal has been picked up for a second season.


Jennifer Del Rio, the "16 & Pregnant" mom accused of punching her baby daddy in the face says the guy totally LIED to police ... claiming Josh Smith punched HIMSELF in an effort to set her up.  The two were arguing over the baby and she was pushed into a fence, so she called the police.  She says Josh went in the house and came back out with a bloody nose and a ripped t-shirt and told her that it was her turn to go to jail. She says it's payback from when he was arrested last November and sent to jail for attacking her.  When the police arrived, neither was arrested over the incident. Jennifer is now going after charges of child endangerment and is trying to obtain a restraining order against Josh.


Octomom Doctor Being Sued
Dr. Michael Kamrava, the doctor who placed all those embryos into the Octomom, is being sued by the owner of the Beverly Hills office where he conducted business. According to the lawsuit,Kamrava "vacated and abandoned" his office on March 15, 2011 without paying off the remaining 6 years left on his lease. Kamrava's rent was $6,231 per month, so that leaves him on the hook for $894,192.65. The California State Medical Board is still deciding whether or not to pull his license after what he did to Nadia Suleman.