The Los Angeles Police Department is searching for three suspects in the burglary of Lindsay Lohan’s home on Sunday, according to published reports. Officers released surveillance camera footage of the break-in, which shows three people, whose faces are covered, walking through a gate at Lohan’s Hollywood Hills home and entering a courtyard after 1 a.m. Police believe one male and two females, all between the ages of 18 and 25, gained access to the actress’ home through an unlocked door and stole a number of Lohan’s personal belongings.
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Aug 26
2009
07:34 PM ET
Aug 26
2009
06:02 PM ET
Parker Posey drops out of Off-B'way play due to illness
Actress Parker Posey has pulled out of a Playwrights Horizons production of Melissa James Gibson’s This after being diagnosed with Lyme disease, according to the AP. Her replacement has not yet been announced, but the play is expected to open Dec. 13 as scheduled.
Aug 26
2009
05:31 PM ET
Dominick Dunne: 1925-2009
Author and producer Dominick Dunne died today from bladder cancer at his home in Manhattan. He was 83.
Dunne produced The Boys in the Band, Panic in Needle Park, Play It as It Lays, and Ash Wednesday before becoming a writer in the late 1970s. His novels include The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, An Inconvenient Woman, and A Season in Purgatory, and his nonfiction work focused on essays and memoirs about crime and celebrity.
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Aug 26
2009
04:43 PM ET
Fall Out Boy singer Patrick Stump arrested in L.A.
Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump was arrested late Tuesday night in Los Angeles after a traffic stop revealed an outstanding warrant for driving without a valid license. The warrant was issued after Stump failed to appear before a Beverly Hills judge in June 2007; the singer was released Wednesday morning on $15,000 bail.
“All I really have to say is ignorance of the law isn’t innocence,” Stump said in a post-arrest interview with MTV News. “I didn’t want to give up my Illinois driver’s license and was unaware that was a crime. It is, by the way, in the state of California. Lesson learned. I technically broke a law, so technically I deserve whatever I get. But man, is my mom gonna be pissed.”
Aug 26
2009
04:36 PM ET
Eddie Cibrian files for divorce
Actor Eddie Cibrian has filed for divorce from his wife of eight years, according to the AP. The couple has two sons; court papers cited irreconcilable differences. The 36 year old Cibrian has been linked to his Northern Lights co-star LeAnn Rimes. Rimes separated from Dean Sheremet, her husband of seven years, earlier this summer.
Aug 26
2009
04:25 PM ET
Megan Fox will not be playing Catwoman any time soon
According to People, and contrary to rumors from earlier in the day, Transformers star Megan Fox has not been cast as Catwoman in the next Batman movie. “It’s rumor. It’s not true,” a studio rep told the magazine’s website. “There is no script. There is no project to be cast in.”
Aug 26
2009
09:02 AM ET
'XXX' sequel lands director
Ericson Core (Invincible) will direct XXX: The Return of Xander Cage. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Vin Diesel, who had skipped the 2005 sequel that starred Ice Cube, will reprise his role as the extreme athlete turned secret agent. Diesel had original hoped to reteam with the 2002 original film’s director, Rob Cohen (The Fast and the Furious), but the project had been without a director since June, when Cohen left to make another movie. Diesel and Core have previously worked together on the original The Fast and the Furious, where Core was the cinematographer.
Aug 26
2009
08:46 AM ET
CMT's 'Singing Bee' earns second season
The Singing Bee, which flopped on NBC in 2007 but became CMT’s top-rated series of 2009, was renewed for a second season. Variety reports that the cable network, which gave the sing-along competition show a country spin and replaced Joey Fatone with Melissa Peterman, ordered 20 new episodes to begin airing next January.
Aug 26
2009
08:37 AM ET
Warner Bros. boards the 'Soul Train'
Soul Train, the classic TV music variety program that influenced African-American culture and style for 35 years, might become a movie. Variety reports that Warner Bros. has hired writer Malcolm Spellman to collaborate with longtime Soul Train host Don Cornelius on a script about an L.A. “popper, with street edge” who wants to join an exclusive tour of bands and dancers.
Aug 25
2009
09:47 PM ET
Alleged stalker of Miley Cyrus was planning to return to her movie set
A 53-year-old man charged with attempting to stalk singer-actress Miley Cyrus told an investigator that he hoped to return to the Georgia set of her movie The Last Song, where he planned on “finishing things,” reports the Associated Press.
A municipal court judge on Tuesday refused a request to lower Mark McLeod’s $55,200 bond and ruled there was sufficient evidence to send the case to Chatham County State Court. The judge felt McLeod had no chance of getting to the 16-year-old star because she “can afford the best protection money can buy,” but he feared McLeod might be a threat to others. Cyrus recently finished filming the movie, which is based on a Nicholas Sparks novel, on Tybee Island. Police say McLeod came to the island twice, asking where he could find Cyrus.
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