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Gene Hackman Suffers Minor Bruises After Bike Accident

Gene Hackman is doing all right after a brief stay at a Florida hospital. According to his rep, the 81 year old actor was "taken to a hospital for routine tests after being bumped from behind while riding his bike today in the Keys." Continues the rep: "He's suffered minor bumps and bruises and is already on his way home."

 

John Edwards Has a Life-Threatening Heart Condition

A federal judge revealed that John Edwards is suffering from a life-threatening heart condition. The former presidential candidate, 58, previously sought a delay in his criminal corruption trial. Last month, his attorneys said he had an unspecified medical issue. Now, the trial has been delayed until at least March 26 and U.S. District Judge Catherine Eagles said she had letters from cardiologists to verify the politician's condition. Edwards, 58, is expected to undergo an unspecified procedure next month. "The letters from Mr. Edwards’s physicians are pretty clear this is a serious condition," Eagles said. Last year, the troubled politician was charged with illegally using campaign contribitions to cover up an affair. He has pleaded not guilty.

Kelsey Grammer and Wife Expecting Twins
Kelsey Grammer is about to be on double duty. The Boss star seemed thrilled to gush about expectant wife Kayte Walsh, 32, and announce that they are having twins. "I'm really looking forward to meeting these new arrivals," Grammer, 56, told reporters backstage at the Golden Globe Awards after his win.

Paula Deen to come clean about diabetes on 'Today'

Celebrity chef Paula Deen plans to set the record straight about rumors that she's been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes on a Tuesday "Today" appearance on NBC. On Thursday, the rumor -- which first surfaced in a 2010 National Enquirer story -- took on new life when The Daily reported that Deen was preparing not only to confirm the diagnosis, but had signed a multi-million dollar deal to become a spokesperson for the diabetes drug Novartis. Deen -- considered the doyenne of Southern cooking -- built her reputation on high calorie, high fat recipes and an unapologetic affinity for butter. In August 2011, chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain called Deen "the worst, most dangerous person to America." Deen also appeared on the "Dr. Oz" show in October and asked for help to quit smoking cigarettes. Earlier this month "Not My Mother's Meals" -- a cooking show hosted by Deen's son -- debuted on the Cooking Channel.
 Mena Suvari is calling it quits on her 18-month marriage to concert producer Simone Sestito. An attorney for the actress, 32, filed divorce papers on her behalf on Friday in L.A. County Superior Court, her rep confirmed. According to court papers, Suvari cited "irreconcilable differences" 
and asked that Sestito receive no spousal support. She indicated that the pair's separation date was Nov. 1, 2011. Suvari and Sestito married in June 2010 in Italy, holding a private church in the Vatican City in what the pair called a "romantic" wedding. The couple met at the Toronto Film Festival in 2007 and were engaged in 2008.

'Contraband' Overperforms With $24M in First Weekend

The Martin Luther King holiday weekend is deiivering strong numbers at the box office, with Universal's "Contraband" and Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" enjoying better-than-expected openings. "Contraband," an R-rated thriller starring Mark Wahlberg, grossed $24 million, and "Beauty and the Beast" took $18.5 million over the three days. But "Joyful Noise," Alcon's religious-themed musical, stumbled. In fact, "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" -- now in its fifth week of release -- had a better weekend than "Joyful Noise." "M:i:4" took $11.5 million compared to $11.3 million for "Joyful Noise."

Love is not for Sinead O'Connor. Neither, she says, are the journalists of her native Ireland. "Certain sections of our media are pure evil," the singer, whose lively website has chronicled her marital travails, states in a blog post Friday. "These people, along with others caused enormous damage deliberately and maliciously to my innocent flower of a husband, purely because he was with me," O'Connor writes of husband Barry Herridge – whom she wed on Dec. 8 in Las Vegas, then separated from 16 days later. "It is now over and I hope the media will kindly leave the poor man alone to get on with his life," she writes. As for herself, Sinead writes, "I will never again associate myself romantically with anyone, as I could not bear to see these things done again to someone I love."

TV NEWS
ABC has cancelled the controversial cross-dressing comedy Work It after two episodes.


The previously announced third season of The Walking Dead will be 16 episodes — three episodes longer than season two. Walking Dead returns Feb. 12.


The Killing season 2 will premiere April 1. Yes, that’s right, the show that infuriated viewers with its non-resolution ending (and now plans to still not reveal who killed Rosie Larsen until the end of season two) is coming back on April Fools Day. The Killing premiere will be two hours.


AMC also officially confirmed the March 25 premiere date for season five of Mad Men. But also added that the premiere will be two hours.


While there’s no official date for Breaking Bad season five, AMC says the show will return sometime in the third quarter of this year.

Golden Globe Awards Winners:

Best Picture (Drama): The Descendants
Best Actor in a Movie (Drama): George Clooney, The Descendants
Best Picture (Comedy or Musical): The Artist
Best Actress in a Movie (Drama): Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
Best Actor in a Movie (Comedy or Musical): Jean Dujardin, The Artist
Best TV Series (Comedy or Musical): Modern Family
Best Director: Martin Scorsese, Hugo
Best Supporting Actress in a Movie: Octavia Spencer, The Help
Best Actor in a TV Series (Comedy or Musical): Matt LeBlanc, Episodes
Best Actress in a TV Series (Drama): Claire Danes, Homeland
Best Foreign Language Movie: A Separation (Iran)
Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series, Miniseries, or TV Movie: Jessica Lange, American Horror Story
Best Screenplay: Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen
Best Animated Movie: The Adventures of Tintin
Best Supporting Actor in a TV Series, Miniseries, or TV Movie: Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones
Best Actress in a Movie (Comedy or Musical): Michelle Williams, My Week With Marilyn
Best Actor in a Miniseries or TV Movie: Idris Elba, Luther
Best Original Song: “Masterpiece,” W.E.
Best Original Score: Ludovic Bource, The Artist
Best TV Series (Drama): Homeland
Best Actor in a TV Series (Drama): Kelsey Grammer, Boss
Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie: Kate Winslet, Mildred Pierce
Best Miniseries or TV Movie: Downton Abbey
Best Actress in a TV Series (Comedy or Musical): Laura Dern, Enlightened
Best Supporting Actor in a Movie: Christopher Plummer, Beginners