Is Angelina Jolie Retiring? Actress Hopes to "Fade Away" from Acting

Angelina Jolie may seem ubiquitous now, but the actress hints that she may be retreating from her film career. "I don't plan to keep acting very long," she tells the BBC. "I'm ready to do a few things now and fade away and get ready to be a grandma one day." In a new video interview, Jolie says that she's more focused on her children than on her work. "I like being home a lot these days," she says.

Lindsay Lohan is opening up about her sexuality, revealing what most have guessed from witnessing months of her near-attachment at the hip to pal Samantha Ronson. The actress still maintains she's not a lesbian. But when asked whether she's bisexual, she reveals... More, after the jump.

Will Pushing Daisies creator and former Heroes writer Bryan Fuller bring new life to NBC's struggling series?Jimmy Jean-Louis (aka The Haitian) tells TVGuide.com the rumblings about a return are real. Get the details from Jean-Louis after the jump.

Alyssa Milano fans will have to wait a little longer to see her headline a new series. ABC nixed the mid-season comedy, Single with Parents, in which Milano's character balances her dysfunctional family, friends and boss. The network cited "creative differences" with the show's creator, Kristin Newman, and the producing team...

Nikki Blonsky may have just made headlines for her public airport scuffle, but she's already stirring up trouble again — this time, on Ugly Betty. The Hairspray star has been filming a guest role for the ABC series, Access Hollywood says, in which she'll play an assistant at Mode's rival magazine, Elle. More, after the jump.

Just on the heels on Britney Spears' skin-baring "Womanizer" video, Team Britney (literally) has revealed cover art for her forthcoming album, Circus. They also tipped fans off that Britney's next single will be the title track, and revealed the full list for the die-hards among us. Get all the details after the jump.

Britney Spears may be making a strong comeback — most recently evident with her skin-baring video for "Womanizer" — but the pop star isn't exposing herself to the risks of full independence just yet. A Los Angeles court ruled Tuesday that her father, Jamie, has been named permanent co-conservator of her estate with attorney Andrew Wallet. The two were tasked with taking charge of Spears' affairs when she was first hospitalized last winter. "The court finds the proposed permanent conservatorship is necessary and appropriate," Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Reva Goetz, who has been presiding over the case in recent months, said at the hearing. Notably, Spears was in favor of the renewal of the conservatorship, which might indicate a growing desire to take care of herself since her darker days.

Star Trek's Captain Kirk and Sulu have had their differences, but the real-life pair are now facing the kind of earthly problems that miscommunication between old friends can create. William Shatner lashed out at George Takei in a video Wednesday, apparently out of the belief that his former costar didn't invite him to his wedding this fall. "The whole thing makes me feel badly," Shatner said in the video. "Poor man. There is such a sickness there..." More, after the jump.

David Duchovny isn't taking recent affair rumors lying down. The actor plans to sue the U.K.'s Daily Mail over an article it ran that claimed he was romantically involved with a tennis instructor, his lawyer, Larry Stein, confirmed to TVGuide.com. Over the weekend, the British paper ran a story alleging that Duchovny and Edit Pakay, with whom he's played tennis, were involved.

Pop's reemerging princess has even more to smile about today, as Britney Spears' driving-without-a-license case has been dismissed. Jurors were deadlocked, 10-2, in favor of acquitting the star after more than eight hours of deliberation. A mistrial was declared on Tuesday, with prosecutors announcing several hours later that they would not pursue the case further, the case was dismissed.

The real Slim Shady may finally be standing up — not through lyrics, but via a forthcoming memoir. Four years after his last major studio album, Eminem is releasing a tell-all that reveals his struggles with poverty, drugs, fame, heartbreak and depression, according to MSNBC.com. In The Way I Am, Marshall Mathers III (that would be Em's given name), walks readers through his childhood, his introduction to the rap scene and his eventual struggles therein, from the loss of his father as a child to his experience as an outsider in high school in Detroit and, most recently, the loss of his best friend, Proof, who was shot in 2006. Em's comments on Proof's death offer a glimpse of his surprising candor.

A tennis instructor, who has played matches with David Duchovny, denies that she and the Californication star have been having an affair. The instructor, Edit Pakay, has spoken out in response to a story in the U.K.'s Daily Mail that claimed she and the actor were romantically involved. "David Duchovny and I are friends," she said, in a statement. More, after the jump.

Now that Mad Men's Don (Jon Hamm) has left the house, his future with wife Betty is left hanging in the balance, without much time left in Season 2 to figure it out. Yet, as Betty has slowly become more emboldened in recent episodes, her newfound independence is leaving her portrayer, January Jones, in a bit of a conundrum as to her hopes for the couple's storyline to come. Jones wouldn't say exactly what does happen in the season's two remaining episodes, but she did share her hopes for Mr. and Mrs. Draper. "I'm old-fashioned. I'd really like to see her and Don work it out," she told TVGuide.com. "But, on the other side, if it were me, actually me, I would have kicked him out a long time ago, so I don't know." Yet, she continued, "I have high hopes for her. I think these last couple of episodes have been a huge deal for her. I don't know what's happened that's made her have this strength all of a sudden, but I think the ticking time bomb went off."

Sterling Cooper's sexiest office manager may be known for her sultry looks, fetching style and honey-dipped confidence, but she's had some travails in recent weeks that have taken her character in new directions. As Joan treaded on new ground, her real-life alter-ego, Christina Hendricks, also discovered new aspects of her Mad Men character. "I was surprised this year that she was challenged, with the character Jane coming in and taking over her role a little bit," she told TVGuide.com. "I think Joan felt very threatened, and that was a side we hadn't seen of her, so I thought that was an interesting storyline." Jane, who arrived on the scene mid-season as a new secretary, disrupted not only Joan's professional life, but also her personal life, when Joan's lover (Roger Sterling, played by John Slattery) takes more than just casual notice of the new girl. When asked how Joan will handle her recent revelation about things, Hendricks got a mischievous look in her eye. "Oh, gosh…" she began. More, after the jump.

Travis Barker was released Friday from a Los Angeles-area burn center, four weeks after surviving a plane crash that killed four. The former Blink-182 drummer returned to California on a specially-equipped bus with medical personnel after the September crash. Immediately following the accident, he spent ten days at Georgia's Joseph M. Still Burn Center.

Heroes' next chapter already has a new baddie cast and ready for the kill (maybe). Zeljko Ivanek, who just won an Emmy for Best Supporting Actor on Damages, will be joining the gifted ones as a character called "The Hunter." According to E!, Ivanek will arrive in episode 14, which is the first of Volume Four: Fugitives. The new volume is expected to hit the air in January or February 2009, with creator Tim Kring rumored to be writing the premiere installment. Who, then will the new guy be after?

Three years and many children later, Angelina Jolie has revealed that she fell for her main squeeze Brad Pitt when they were filming Mr. and Mrs. Smith — while he was still married to Jennifer Aniston. "Not a lot of people get to see a movie where their parents fell in love," she told the New York Times in reference to the film, which she said she hopes she can one day show her children. "What's going to be funny is when they think Mom and Dad are a little bit cool," she added. "Because right now, we're not cool Mom and Dad."

After weeks of derision from David Letterman, John McCain finally took the Late Show stage Thursday to face the music — and did so in front of the talker's biggest television audience in nearly three years.Get a play-by-play, plus details on the ratings, after the jump.

Responding to rumors that Téa Leoni's split from David Duchovny stems from an affair she had with Billy Bob Thornton, the actor's rep on Thursday refuted the rumors. Read more, after the jump.

Téa Leoni released a statement Wednesday acknowledging that she and husband David Duchovny have been separated in recent months. "In light of continuous speculation over the lives and marriage of Téa Leoni and David Duchovny, the couple has confirmed that they have in fact been separated for several months," the statement confirms. "The couple had hoped to keep this separation private for the sake of their children."

Project Runway's fifth season has had its baubles, its bling, its patriotic pieces and its women's wear. Now that the Season 5 finale is upon us, which of the remaining three designers do you think should win it all? Vote now!

Blake Lively's father, Ernie Lively, was hospitalized Monday with back and lung injuries after his car tumbled over an embankment on an L.A. road. The Gossip Girl star and her family rushed to his side following the accident.
