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First of all, if you don't listen to the Howard Stern show, then this post is meaningless to you. Howard's cohost and sidekick, Robin Quivers was dumped by her comedian boyfriend, Jim Florentine and it is a huge shock in the Stern fan community. Jim Florentine is best known as the voice of Special Ed from the Comedy Central show, Crank Yankers

*Halle Berry has taken legal action against photographers she claims crossed the line in snapping a photo of her four-month old daughter, Nahla Ariela Aubry, on her private property.

"Indiana Jones" co-star Shia LaBeouf was arrested on charges of drunken driving Sunday after an early morning car accident in which he was injured, police said.

HBO has opted not to renew racy drama "Tell Me You Love Me" for a second season.

The decision was made almost a year after the sexually explicit series premiered on the pay cable channel.

Batman buried his rivals at the North American box office for a second weekend on Sunday, racing past $300 million in a record 10 days.

"Terminator Salvation" won't hit theaters until next summer, but thousands of fans got an early look at a portion of the film Saturday.

Countdown presenter Carol Vorderman quit the show after she was told to take or leave a 90% pay cut, her manager has claimed.

The always complicated relationship between Fox Mulder and Dana Scully provides for some memorable moments in "The X-Files: I Want to Believe." Diyah Pera 7/26/2008 I wanted to believe that a new "X-Files" film ...

In this May 31, 2008 file photo, a view of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's Miraval property in Correns, France, is seen.

Comedian Kathy Griffin's assistant Jessica Zajicek has allegedly quit her job amid reports she could no longer put up with the star's demanding ways.

Brooke Hogan has made a public apology to her father, Hulk Hogan, for what she called false allegations that the professional wrestler abused her mother, People magazine reported.

*The new issue of People magazine has Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on the cover, along with his wife, Michelle, and his two daughters – 10-year-old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha.

*Terrence Howard's rep released a statement Thursday addressing the drama sparked by an article that quoted the actor as saying Bill Cosby blackballed him from Hollywood.

A lot of people thought it was cute when Taco Bell came up with an ad that asks the rapper to change his name to 99 Cent -- but 50 Cent isn't laughing, he's suing.

*Responding to an article first published by WENN and reprinted here at EURweb; Bill Cosby called our own Lee Bailey to set the record straight regarding allegations that he once tried to blackball/blacklist actor Terrence Howard. "I don't like something being out there that I know for sure isn't true," said Cosby, explaining his reason for contacting us Wednesday afternoon.

Bob Hope and Bing Crosby might be on the road to nowhere if they tried to team up today the way they did in old Hollywood.

Today's funny folks reunite now and then, like Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly in "Step Brothers," a follow-up to their 2006 comedy "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby."

The most passionate Spider-Men, Storm Troopers, Harry Potters and other pop-culture fanatics are headed south for their annual pilgrimage. Comic-Con, the country's biggest comic-book convention, begins Thursday at the San Diego Convention Center.

Two 14-week-old American bald eagles named by Disney star Miley Cyrus and her country singer father, Billy Ray Cyrus, will be released into the wild Thursday at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains.

If the first "X-Files" movie landed in the midst of the TV show's run and near the height of its popularity, the second -- far more modest in scope and ambition -- comes six years after the program signed off. Both, however, share a common trait: Namely, neither would qualify as a better-than-average episode of the series. Director/franchise creator Chris Carter gives devoted fans plenty of small moments to swoon over, but the appeal should be limited beyond those fervent loyalists. So while the opening should be reasonably robust, this remains a movie primarily reserved for those wanting to believe in it.

Hannah Montana may be the biggest thing on television, but in real life, her portrayer, Miley Cyrus, is a typical teenager who fights with her brother and gets grounded. The difference is, Cyrus sometimes actually enjoys being confined to quarters.