Monday, September 12, 2011

New 'Two and a Half Men' Opener -- Ashton 'Sings' Theme


CBS just released the first video of Ashton Kutcher with the guys from "Two and a Half Men," taking Charlie's place and "singing" in the show's opening song in front of the red curtain.

Watch it below....

Jennifer Lopez and Bradley Cooper Go on a Dinner Date


Looks like Jennifer Lopez has already moved on from hubby Marc Anthony -- because last night she went out on a date with Bradley Cooper.

The two went to Per Se, a restaurant located at Columbus Circle in New York City. Sources have said, the dinner was "romantic" and was just the two of them.

Lopez and Anthony announced their divorce on July 15.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

'Spartacus' Star Andy Whitfield Dead at 39


Andy Whitfield -- who left the show "Spartacus: Blood and Sand" after he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin Lymphoma -- died today in Sydney, Australia. He was 39.

Whitfield's wife issued a statement, saying her husband died on a "sunny Sydney morning" in the "arms of his loving wife."

Weekend Box Office: 'Contagion' Wins Top Spot


Contagion was the #1 film at the box-office, as one would expect of such a high-profile thriller, it earned an estimated $23.1 million on close to 3,900 screens at 3,222 locations.

In second place, The Help continued its hearty run, despite taking its steepest hit yet. The book adaptation was down 40 percent from last weekend's holiday break, earning an estimated $8.7 million. Its total grew to $137.1 million in 33 days. Warrior lacked in its debut, drawing an estimated $5.6 million on nearly 2,100 screens at 1,869 locations.

George Clooney STEPS OUT with Stacy Keibler

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George Clooney and his sexy girlfriend Stacy Keibler were photographed together last night as they were leaving an event in Toronto.

Charlie Sheen Gets Sentimental During His Comedy Central Roast

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Charlie Sheen's Comedy Central Roast was taped Saturday night, and Sheen, 46, was a happy participant during the show.

Comedian Jon Lovitz said: "How much (cocaine) can Charlie Sheen do? Enough to kill two and a half men.”

Sheen smiled through the teasing, and roast master Seth MacFarlane introduced him as “a man with a big heart, because it’s been dangerously enlarged by cocaine use.”

Charlie got a bit reflective, saying that he had once had "the biggest salary on television ... and then it was gone in one fiery public lash-out." Ex-wife Brooke Mueller was in the crowd to support Sheen. He continued:
    "It was only when the smoke cleared I realized just how lucky I am, because even after all that, I still have a family that loves me."

Presidents Bush and Obama Observe Moment of Silence At 9/11 Memorial

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Former President George W. Bush, with his wife Laura, and President Barack Obama, with his wife Michelle, observed a moment of silence at the north pool at the National September 11 Memorial for a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the attacks at World Trade Center.

Cliff Robertson Oscar-Winning Actor Dies at 88


Cliff Robertson, who won an Academy Award for playing a mentally disabled man in Charly died Saturday at age 88.

The versatile actor of stage, television and movies died of natural causes at Stony Brook University Medical Center on Long Island, according to his longtime personal secretary Evelyn Christel.

A successful actor throughout the 1950s, Robertson had his first memorable role in 1963 as a young John F. Kennedy in the World War II drama PT 109, made while Kennedy was president.

He gained renewed attention as Tobey Maguire's kindly Uncle Ben Parker in the original Spider-Man and two sequels.