Zooey Deschanel, Saturday Night Live
The tragic death of Whitney Houston went unmentioned during Saturday Night Live, but the variety show paid silent tribute by going to commercial with a picture of the pop star with Molly Shannon from a 1996 Mary Katherine Gallagher sketch. (Strange timing: Up All Night star and former cast member Maya Rudolph, who did a Houston impression when she was on the show, is hosting next week.)
Host Zooey Deschanel opened the show with her ukulele to perform a humorous song about that guy who forgets Valentine's Day and tries to cover it up with Happy Birthday balloons, an old copy of USA Today and an 11:15 "reservation" at Olive Garden...
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Patricia Arquette and Thomas Jane
Patricia Arquette and Thomas Jane are officially single. The couple's divorce was finalized Friday in Los Angeles, TMZ reports.
The two, who wed in 2006, will share joint custody of their 8-year-old daughter, Harlow.
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Nicolas Cage
Nicolas Cage will not be prosecuted for his arrest last month in New Orleans, People reports.
"After their investigation, the DAs refused all charges against Nick and the matter has been closed," Cage's attorney, Harry Rosenberg, told the magazine.
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Nicholas Cage
Nicolas Cage was arrested in New Orleans on Saturday and was charged with disturbing the peace and domestic abuse, CNN reports.
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Charlie Sheen
At least it was short.
Charlie Sheen brought his "Violent Torpedo of Truth Tour" to Radio City Music Hall in New York City on Friday night. To call it a show would be using the term very loosely. It was a bare-bones, one-hour dialogue with an interviewer in which Sheen showed a total inability ...
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Hall Pass
The Farrelly brothers were no match for Gnomeo and Juliet, Box Office Mojo reports.
The animated take on the classic love story took the top spot in its third week of release, grossing an estimated $14.2 million for a cumulative total of...
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Jeff Bridges
True Grit overcame Little Fockers to become the first No. 1 film of 2011, Box Office Mojo reports.
The Western remake, starring Jeff Bridges, collected an estimated $15 million. The film surpassed the $100 million mark and became the most...
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Nicolas Cage
Days after reportedly dropping out of the Nicole Kidman film Trespass, Nicolas Cage has returned to the project, according to Deadline.com.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Inception
Christopher Nolan's Inception topped the weekend box office, raking in a dreamy $60.4 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
The film is Leonardo DiCaprio's biggest opening weekend, topping his previous best of $41.1 million with Martin Scorsese's Shutter Island earlier this year.
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Nicolas Cage
Nicolas Cage is suing his former business manager for $20 million, claiming that bad advice and mismanagement have steered him toward financial ruin, the AP reports.
The Academy Award-winning actor, 45, filed...
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