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David Hasselhoff worked with many future stars on 'Baywatch' during his 220 episodes -- Brooke Burns, Elizabeth Berkley, Mila Kunis and many others -- but did you know that Leonardo DiCaprio almost played his son?In a new interview with Movieline's Jen Yamato, Hasselhoff confirms the Hollywood legend that DiCaprio auditioned to play Mitch Buchannon's son Hobie, a role that eventually went to Jeremy Jackson. (On the VH1 reality show 'Confessions of a Teen Idol,' Jackson claimed he beat out DiCaprio for the role; Jackson starred on 160 episodes of 'Baywatch' between 1991 and 1999.)'Yeah, it was true!' Hasselhoff told Yamato during the freewheeling conversation. 'I saw Leonardo DiCaprio and I said, 'You know what, that was the best thing that ever happened to you! You would have never gotten 'Titanic' and have been this big star. You d be like Jeremy Jackson and David Hasselhoff, looking for work.' Ha!'Despite losing out on 'Baywatch,' DiCaprio did feature on televisions in 1991: he was famously cast that year as Luke on 'Growing Pains.' DiCaprio co-starred during the long-running series' final two seasons.For more on Hasselhoff, including why his representatives begged him not to star in 'Piranha 3DD,' head over to Movieline.[via Movieline]EARLIER: No Leo, But Kate And The Cast Of 'Titanic' Celebrate 3D Release LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 27: (UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Kate Winslet attends the world premiere of Titanic 3D at The Royal Albert Hall on March 27, 2012 in London, England. (Photo by Dave Hogan/Getty Images)LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 27: (UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Kate Winslet attends the world premiere of Titanic 3D at The Royal Albert Hall on March 27, 2012 in London, England. (Photo by Dave Hogan/Getty Images)LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 27: (UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Kate Winslet attends the world premiere of Titanic 3D at The Royal Al

It looks like Mitt Romney is poised to take Illinois in tonight's Republican Primary, with CNBC's John Harwood. David Corn, Mother Jones; Andrew Puzder, CKE Restaurants CEO; and Hogan Gidley, Santorum Campaign, also weigh in.

a glimpse above and review/event info: Pool Time- the Movie, an independent film, premiered on Monday, February 22nd, 2010 at the Pacific Design Center's Silverscreen Theatre in West Hollywood, CA. The event was well attended. The legendary Carla Laemmle, the niece of the founder of Universl Studios, who plays Zelda in the film made an appearance and even stayed for the after party. She first appeared in a film in 1929. Inge Jaklin, of Hogan's Heroes and who plays Anna in this film, looked lovely in pink. Both of them contribute wonderful performances to the film Pool Time which adds a new twist to the romantic comedy genre. The film is produced by Tom Tangen and co-produced by Inge Jaklin. The story is written and directed by Michael Donahue. The director of photograhy for this refreshing tale is Scott Ressler and editing is by talented Tonya Noll with music by Ken Fix. As always, we do not want to give the story away and the film Pool Time is worth your time. It is a gay full of fun campy comedy with a full of surprises. There is tenderness and humor where the characters connect with each other and the audience. Marcus Harwell carries the film well and Jeffrey Patrick Olson, Mark C. Hanson, & Junes B. Zahdi build a solid team. Inge Jaklin's & Tom Tangen's characters brought a updated style to a classical romance story within a story and laughter to the story. Much of the story takes place-pool side and there is no complaints about that from us. There are many richly woven scenes that take place between the main characters & supporting cast. Once such scene is between the 4 guys and David's nephew Dexter and their no holds barred chat session. Cast: Marcus Harwell-lead-David, Jeffrey Patrick Olson, Mark C. Hanson, Junes B. Zahdi, Matthew Sordello, Elizabeth De Costa, Kieran Newton, William Freeman, GloZell Green, Taylor Burke, Scott Senofonte, Tom Tangen, Adam Allison, Q DeChambres, Gary Monje, Patrick Fulton, Gill San

Hollywood 411's Marc Istook spends some quality time with David Hasselhoff, Hulk Hogan, Elizabeth Berkley and other stars to dish about NBC's summer shows.

Caught in the terror of a second civil war, America's last and only hope is a supercharged supervixon with a killer of an attitude: they call her Barb Wire.

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The roasters decide the winners of a tag team match: Hasselhoff & Lampanelli vs. Hogan & Ross.

Hulk Hogan may have been the best wrestler of all time, but there was one hold he couldn't escape.

Being gay, it s easy to appreciate public figures coming forward to lobby for my rights to love, marry, and be proud. It s nice. But sometimes, it feels a little weird when the message gets lost among some strange semblance of self-importance and vanity, like the NOH8 photos, in which people dress up like they re going to a Lady Gaga concert, and then put masking tape over their mouths to symbolize oppression, I think. It s like thank you, Jeff Probst, Brooke Hogan, and Bobby Zarin, for siding with the idea that everyone deserves to be treated equally. But it just feels doesn t feel like activism. It feels odd, like a half-hearted excuse to look intense under really good lighting. Good on NO H8 for raising funds to help campaign for tolerance and acceptance of marriage equality and anti-discrimination. But in this video that calls on President Obama to legalize gay marriage, are David Hasselhoff, Trina, and Verne Mini Me Troyer really the best celebrities to sell a serious message to the leader of the Free World? Do they really expect POTUS to stop what he s doing and say, You know what? Until now, I figured the LGBT population wanted to get married, but who knew The Hoff felt that way? Somebody get me a pen and a scroll. It s time to change history, Baywatch-style. [via Jezebel]

Over the course of his career, David Hasselhoff accomplished something no one thought possible.