Hilary Duff introduces her 2-week-old baby boy on Tuesday, Tweeting out the first photo of her son to her million-plus followers. “Baby Luca, 2 weeks old,” the singer and actress, 24, writes above a picture of her wide-eyed little guy, wrapped in a muslin swaddling blanket. He’s the first child for Duff and her husband, retired hockey player Mike Comrie, who married in August 2010.

Actor Alec Baldwin engaged to marry Hilaria Thomas

Alec Baldwin is giving marriage another shot. The actor popped the question over the weekend to his 28-year-old yoga instructor girlfriend, Hilaria Thomas. They began dating last year. His publicist Matthew Hiltzik made the engagement announcement over Twitter. Baldwin, who once starred in a film called "The Marrying Man," turns 54 on Tuesday and an engagement, says Hiltzik, is a "great way to celebrate!" Baldwin was previously married to Kim Basinger. They have a daughter together named Ireland. He published a book in 2008 called "A Promise to Ourselves" about his personal experience dealing with divorce and his battle with Basinger over custody of their daughter.
  "That 70s Show" actress Lisa Robin Kelly was arrested on  felony charges of corporal injury upon a spouse. The 42-year-old who played Topher Grace's older sister on the hit show was booked with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.  Kelly was released less than four hours later on $50,000 bail at 5:20 p.m. This isn't Lisa's first run-in with the law. In 2010 she was arrested in North Carolina and charged with a DUI that she pled guilty to and after paying a fine, was sentenced to one year of unsupervised probation.

Hector Camacho surrenders to police

Boxer Hector Camacho has turned himself in to police in Orlando after he was charged with child abuse for allegedly assaulting his son. The 49-year-old former champion is accused of picking up his teenage son by the neck, slamming him to the ground and stomping on the boy's foot. The boy reportedly told police Camacho was "high on drugs" at the time and looking for a bag of money at his ex-wife's home. The Florida State Attorney's Office filed charges. Camacho's attorney Linda George released a statement Tuesday which said a family dispute took place at the home of Camacho's children and that a neighbor called police because it ''entailed yelling outside of the home.'' George said police arrived, did not arrest Camacho and no injuries or medical attention was required by anyone involved. ''Sometime after leaving the home, the complaint was filed alleging the actions against Mr. Camacho's teenage son,'' the statement said. ''Mr. Camacho only recently learned of the complaint and accordingly voluntarily reported to officials so that this matter can be resolved. He maintains a good relationship with his sons and all would like to put this matter behind.'' Camacho won super lightweight, lightweight and junior welterweight world titles in the 1980s.  His last title bout came against then-welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya in 1997, a loss by unanimous decision. Camacho has fought other high-profile bouts in his career against Felix Trinidad, Julio Cesar Chavez and Sugar Ray Leonard. He knocked out Leonard in 1997, ending what was that former champ's final comeback attempt. Camacho has a career record of 79-5-3, with his most recent fight coming in 2009. Another of his sons, Hector Camacho Jr., is also a successful boxer, owning a career record of 52-4 with one draw. Drug, alcohol and other problems have trailed Camacho since the prime of his boxing career. Before this latest charge, Camacho was sentenced in 2007 to seven years in prison for the burglary of a computer store in Mississippi. While arresting him on the burglary charge in January 2005, police also found the drug ecstasy. A judge eventually suspended all but one year of the sentence and gave Camacho probation. He wound up serving two weeks in jail, though, after violating that probation. Twice his wife filed domestic abuse complaints against him, and she filed for divorce several years ago.

Levi Johnston knocks up another young Alaska gal

The 21-year-old stud has up and got another babe pregnant out of wedlock. Sunny Oglesby, a 20-year-old teacher from Wasilla, Alaska. The couple has been dating for just over a year, and she's said to be fewer than three months along in her pregnancy.


Puddle of Mudd Singer Charged
Puddle of Mudd frontman Wes Scantlin has been charged with felony cocaine possession stemming from his recent arrest. The singer was busted back in January after cops pulled Scantlin over and found him in possession of a controlled substance, which at the time cops only ascertained to be some kind of powder and pills. When the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office filed their complaint, they named cocaine as that substance. There was no mention of the pills.  In addition to the felony charge, Scantlin was also charged with two misdemeanors -- being under the influence of a controlled substance and driving without a license. If convicted on all charges, Scantlin could face 4.5 years in jail. He's already pled not guilty and is due back in court later this week.


TV NEWS
Ryan Seacrest stopped by "Today" Wednesday morning (April 4) to make a big announcement - but no, he's not taking Matt Lauer's anchor job, a rumor that has been flying since last December when Seacrest met with some head honchos from NBC Universal. Instead, Seacrest will be joining the NBC primetime team for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Former "Today" anchor Meredith Vieira has already announced that she will be joining the Olympics coverage team as well. Seacrest also didn't come right out and officially announce his return to "American Idol," but he did say, "I plan to stay there. I think I'll have an official announcement very, very soon. I expect to be on that show."


The super-talented Neil Patrick Harris will bring his super talents to the Tonys, theater's annual awards show, which is scheduled to air June 10 on CBS.


Bobbi Kristina told Oprah that she plans to follow in her mother’s footsteps and delve into singing and acting. And now, she’s landed a pretty big role. Writer/director Tyler Perry has cast the daughter of the late Whitney Houston, Bobbi Kristina, in a recurring role on his TBS sitcom, ‘For Better or Worse,’ which debuts its second season in July.


Community creator Dan Harmon, who has lately been in a very public spat with series star Chevy Chase, has taken to his blog to address the situation and apologize for playing a profanity-ridden voicemail in public.


CBS late-night hosts David Letterman and Craig Fergsuson have re-upped their contracts with CBS through 2014. As part of this new deal, Ferguson's "Late Late Show" will move to a larger stage at CBS Television City in Los Angeles, and CBS will co-produce the series with Worldwide Pants, Inc., which also produces Letterman's "Late Show."  Letterman, who recently surpassed mentor Johnny Carson as the longest-running late night host, debuted "The Late Show" on CBS on Aug. 30, 1993. The former host of NBC's "Late Night" recently celebrated his 30 year on the air. The deal continues CBS's late night stability two years after NBC's late night reshuffling, which led to Letterman rival Jay Leno reclaiming "The Tonight Show," and Conan O'Brien to moving to TBS.
  Entourage stunner Emmanuelle Chriqui is joining The Mentalist as a major new love interest for Simon Baker’s Jane. The actress has been cast in the recurring role of Loraliei Martins, a mysterious new woman in Jane’s life who may be too good to be true.


Patti LuPone will play doting mom to fellow Life Goes On alumna Kellie Martin in an episode of Army Wives Season 6. Anna Chlumsky (My Girl) will also guest-star on the Lifetime drama as a woman whose husband is injured in Afghanistan.


Game of Thrones returned strong in its Season 2 premiere on Sunday, welcoming 3.9 million viewers—a 74-percent increase over last season's start.