Meet Shakira‘s two favorite guys! The singer-songwriter introduces her newborn son Milan, sharing a sweet snapshot of the 2-week-old receiving a kiss from his father, soccer star Gerard Piqué. The photo is available through the couple’s UNICEF website, where the charity is accepting donations of $5-110 in celebration of the arrival of Milan, born Jan. 22 in Barcelona. “We hope that, in his name, other less privileged children in the world can have their basic needs covered through gifts and donations,” Shakira, 35, and Piqué, 26, write. “Thank you for sharing this unforgettable moment with us.”

Son of 'Barney' creator charged with attempted murder

It wasn't all "I love you, you love me" in Malibu, Calif. earlier this year, when Patrick Leach allegedly shot and seriously wounded his 49-year-old neighbor. According to Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore, Leach is the son of Sheryl Leach, who helped create long-running PBS children's program "Barney & Friends." The 27-year-old Leach has been charged with attempted murder for the shooting in which he not only shot his neighbor, but then fled the scene. Leach was also arraigned on assault charges, according to a rep for the Los Angeles County district attorney. The police say they have recovered evidence linking Leach to the shooting, but no motive is known at this time. The victim is expected to recover from his injuries, which were caused by a .45 handgun when he was shot in the chest. Leach is being held on a $1 million bond.

 The results are in! Over the past month, hundreds of thousands of Monopoly fans worldwide voted for which new token should replace one of the iconic ones being retired after countless journeys past Go. After a hard-fought campaign, representatives revealed the newest game piece on TODAY. Monopoly’s newest token is… The cat! It’s sad news for some, as the sly cat will replace one of the game’s venerable pieces, which has also been chosen by voters. The boot, iron and wheelbarrow were tied for last place until Tuesday night when the wheelbarrow and shoe hung on and the iron got the boot.

 

Postal Service to say goodbye to mail delivery on Saturdays

It's been debated for months and months, but on Wednesday the United States Postal Service finally will announce it's not going to deliver first-class mail on Saturdays anymore. The postal service's announcement, planned for about 10 a.m. EST, is expected to say that packages, mail-order medicine, and express mail will continue to be delivered on Saturday, but not letters, bills, cards, and catalogs. Post offices which are now open on Saturdays will continue to be open on Saturdays. The move is meant to save the financially struggling agency about $2 billion annually as it wrestles with the rising popularity of email and social media eating away at its core business of delivering mail, and with the climbing costs of providing health benefits to its workers. The agency reported an annual loss of a record $15.9 billion for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, triple the prior year's loss and capping a year in which it was forced to default on payments to a health benefit trust fund managed by the Treasury Department. The rising costs for future retiree health benefits accounted for $11.1 billion of the losses.

Joe Paterno's widow to appear on Katie Couric's talk show

Joe Paterno's widow is to give her first interview since the Jerry Sandusky scandal and her husband's subsequent death, appearing on Katie Couric's daytime talk show in an episode scheduled to air Monday. Sue Paterno, who was married to the legendary Penn State football coach for 50 years, is scheduled to talk with Couric in studio for the nationally syndicated show "Katie." The two have already gotten together at Paterno's home in State College, Pa. Joe Paterno was head coach of the Nittany Lions for almost as long as he was married, from 1966 into 2011. He led the team to two national titles and 409 victories, which was a major-college record until 111 of those wins were voided by the NCAA as part of the fallout from the Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal. Paterno was fired by the school in the days after the scandal broke in late 2011. He died from lung cancer in January 2012. His on-campus statue was removed last July, days after he and three other former school officials were accused by former FBI director Louis Freeh, who headed the school's investigation into the scandal, of covering up allegations against Sandusky.Many Penn State faithful, including members of Paterno's family, feel that the former coach's role in the scandal has been overblown.


Black Mass
Johnny Depp is attached to star in Barry Levinson's crime thriller "Black Mass" for Cross Creek and Exclusive International. The story deals with the feared South Boston criminal Whitey Bulger, who was betrayed by the FBI after he became an informant to bring down a rival crime family. Bulger was captured in June 2011 in Santa Monica following a 16-year manhunt. The story is based on the New York Times bestseller by former Boston Globe reporters Dick Lehr and Gerald O’Neill.


True Story
Actress Felicity Jones has signed on to play the female lead in True Story. We first reported on this project back in February, when Jonah Hill and James Franco signed on to star, with Brad Pitt producing. The project is based on New York Times journalist Michael Finkel's memoir, chronicling the true story of a serial killer named Christian Longo stealing the reporter's identity. A day after Longo was caught in Mexico using Finkel's name, the newspaper fired the journalist. Finkel was given a shot at redemption when Longo revealed that the only person he would talk to is Finkel. Jonah Hill will play Finkel and James Franco is portraying Longo. Felicity Jones will play Finkel's girlfriend, who stands by her man throughout this ordeal.

 

Queen of the Night
Bruce Greenwood has joined Atom Egoyan’s thriller "Queen of the Night" which is shooting in northern Ontario. Ryan Reynolds and Mireille Enos play the parents of an abducted child. Scott Speedman, Rosario Dawson and Kevin Durand also star.


Sin City
Acting veteran Stacy Keach ("Prison Break," "The Bourne Legacy") has signed to play a key villain in Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller's "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" at Dimension Films. Keach will play mob boss Wallenquist, described by Miller as "the one man who can't be redeemed in Sin City. He is pure evil."  Filming is currently underway at Rodriguez's Troublemaker Studios in Austin, Texas.

Fall Out Boy Are Getting Back Together After Three-Year Break

After a three-year break, during which time it wasn't clear whether they had officially split up, Fall Out Boy announced they're getting the band back together. A press release Monday said, "'My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)' is the first single from Fall Out Boy's new album, Save Rock and Roll, which will be released globally on May 6/7, 2013, the 10th anniversary of Fall Out Boy's first full-length studio album in 2003, Take This To Your Grave." The release also states: "In conjunction with today’s news, Fall Out Boy will play three intimate one-night-only club dates for their fans this week, starting tonight in Chicago (Subterranean), tomorrow night in New York City (Webster Hall Studio), and Los Angeles (Roxy) on Thursday night (Feb. 7). The Save Rock and Roll tour kicks off May 14 in Milwaukee, Wis., at the Rave (tour dates to follow)."

 

Kim Kardashian's Pregnancy Is No Reason to Speed Divorce, says Kris Humphries

Kim Kardashian's baby is not even born yet and already is being drawn into mama's divorce.Kardashian, carrying boyfriend Kanye West's child, has bristled at what she sees as stall tactics by estranged husband Kris Humphries to close the legal books on their 72-day marriage. But Humphries's lawyer Marshall W. Waller writes that "what is really going on here is that an 'urgency' in the form of an apparently unplanned pregnancy" is being used by Kardashian as "an opportunity to gain a litigation advantage (to) prematurely set this matter for trial." He adds parenthetically that the pregnancy is "something (Humphries) had nothing to do with." Waller explains his reasoning for calling the pregnancy as unplanned: "Indeed, why would (she) plan to get pregnant in the midst of divorce proceedings?" Kardashian, herself, recently addressed the timing. "God brings you things at a time when you least expect it," she said last month. "I'm such a planner and this was just meant to be. What am I going to? Wait years to get a divorce? I'd love one. It's a process."


TV NEWS
CBS's hit drama "NCIS" has been renewed for another season, after the network extended its contract with series star and executive producer Mark Harmon. "In a world gone niche, 'NCIS' keeps getting bigger, and Mark Harmon continues to define the role of leading man on the #1 show on television," CBS Corporation president and CEO Leslie Moonves said of the renewal. "NCIS is the type of franchise every company wants in today's global content ecosystem high-quality storytelling that generates passionate viewers and drives revenue on every conceivable platform." A ratings bockbuster for CBS, "NCIS" -- which airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. -- has been television's top scripted drama since the 2009-2010 season. The show is currently in its 10th season. 

 
Dexter‘s latest run is slated to launch three months earlier than usual, on Sunday, June 30 at 9/8c.

"Ironside" was once an iconic TV detective, a wheelchair bound warrior played by Raymond Burr. Now, it looks like Blair Underwood is ready to fill that rolling seat: NBC has ordered a new "Ironside" pilot starring Underwood in the title role. The network picked up the pilot on Tuesday (Feb. 5), and Underwood's participation was confirmed on that same day. "Ironside" will be, according to NBC: "A tough, sexy but acerbic police detective relegated to a wheelchair after a shooting is hardly limited by his disability as he pushes and prods his hand-picked team to solve the most difficult cases in the city." The original "Ironside" series aired on NBC from 1967 to 1975, and the network's parent company still owns the rights.
 The Vampire Diaries‘ potential spin-off, The Originals, has added another bloodsucker to its ranks. The Game alum Charles Michael Davis has landed the role of Klaus’ diabolical former protégé Marcel. Davis will co-star opposite Joseph Morgan (as Original hybrid Klaus), Daniel Gillies (as Klaus’ vamp brother Elijah), Phoebe Tonkin (as werewolf Hayley) and Daniella Pineda (as witch Sophie) in Vampire Diaries‘ April 25 episode, which will serve as a planted pilot.

 
Brooke Smith (Grey’s Anatomy) will recur on Showtime’s new fixer drama Ray Donovan, playing a nurse/potential love interest for Ray’s brother.

 
Disney Channel has renewed its sitcom Dog With a Blog for a second season.


Dick Morris will no longer be serving as a contributor at Fox News, a spokesperson for the network said. Morris' contract had recently expired, and Fox will not be renewing it, the spokesperson said. Morris, a former adviser to President Bill Clinton who later turned into a harsh critic for the Clintons, had been a longtime contributor to Fox, but has not appeared on the cable network in recent months.


The 2014 Winter Olympic games kick off one year from today, Wednesday, Feb. 6 -- and a former Olympic star is suing NBC, the Olympics broadcaster in the U.S. Oksana Baiul, who won the gold medal in women's singles figure skating at Lillehammer's 1994 games, is suing NBC Universal and a television skating program producer for using her likeness. The lawsuit claims that Disson Skating LLC offered Baiul a contract to perform in two skating shows that were to air on NBC, but Baiul declined, never signing the deal. She maintains that her name and likeness were used to advertise the show on two radio websites and used in a press release for the show.