Ashley Jensen and her husband/actor Terence Beesley welcomed a baby boy on Oct. 20, according to People. The actress – an Ugly Betty alum who co-stars opposite Jenna Elfman on Accidentally On Purpose - named the boy Francis Jonathan.
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Nov 11
2009
11:02 PM ET
Nov 11
2009
08:27 PM ET
Lou Dobbs announces he's leaving CNN
CNN host Lou Dobbs began his news and commentary show tonight with the announcement that he’s leaving the news network, Reuters reports. Dobbs did not say where he plans to go after he completes nearly 30 years at CNN. “For the past six months it has become increasingly clear that strong winds of change have begun buffeting this country and affecting all of us,” Dobbs said. He also has a syndicated talk show.
Nov 11
2009
08:24 PM ET
Whitney Houston to perform, receive award at Nov. 22 AMAs
Dick Clark Prods. announced today that Whitney Houston will sing her new ballad “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength” and receive the International Artist Award at the 37th American Music Awards on Nov. 22 on ABC. Houston last performed on the AMAs 10 years ago and hasn’t sung on broadcast TV in primetime since 2004. Other previously announced acts on the AMAs include Rihanna, Green Day, Shakira, and Lady Gaga.
Nov 11
2009
08:23 PM ET
Celine Dion not pregnant, despite earlier reports
Despite earlier reports to the contrary, singer Celine Dion is not pregnant with her second child, according to published reports. Dion, 41, underwent fertility treatments earlier this year but discovered an embryo was not implanted successfully.
Nov 11
2009
08:22 PM ET
Fox orders smart-kid game show, 'Our Little Genius,' from Mark Burnett
Fox announced today that it has picked up Our Little Genius, a new game show from Mark Burnett (Survivor, Are You Smarter Than a 5th-Grader), in which really smart six- to 12-year-olds must answer a series of increasingly challenging questions to win hundreds of thousands of dollars. Parents of the young Einsteins can stop the game at any point and keep the winnings. Eight episodes have been ordered, and Genius will likely debut in a post-American Idol slot early next year, a Fox spokesperson confirmed.
Nov 11
2009
07:57 PM ET
Ron Livingston weds Rosemarie DeWitt
Actors Ron Livingston and Rosemarie DeWitt got hitched Nov. 2 in San Francisco, People reports. Livingston (Office Space, Sex and the City) met DeWitt (Mad Men, Rachel Getting Married) while shooting the Fox drama Standoff. They’ve been dating for more than three years.
Nov 11
2009
07:16 PM ET
Joe Perry says Aerosmith's fate still undecided
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry told People today that the fate of his hard rock band remained unclear, despite Perry’s public reunion with singer Steven Tyler on Tuesday night. Reports circulated earlier this week that Tyler was departing the group, and Perry admitted that even he was surprised when Tyler popped up onstage at a New York City concert that Perry was playing with his side band, The Joe Perry Project. According to Perry, he invited Tyler to sing “Walk This Way,” and after the performance, Tyler immediately disappeared. ”We’re still Aerosmith,” said Perry. “We don’t know what we’re gonna do. We’ve talked about all kinds of different things. Things are still up in the air.”
Nov 11
2009
12:38 PM ET
Lil Wayne's 'Rebirth' releasing Dec. 15
Rebirth, Lil Wayne’s oft-delayed rock-oriented follow-up to last year’s extremely successful Tha Carter III, has been given a Dec. 15 release date, EW has confirmed. The album was originally scheduled to hit shelves in April of this year but was pushed back repeatedly with little explanation, though the lead single “Prom Queen” was released almost a year ago. Carter III was also delayed multiple times before finally arriving in June 2008 and eventually going multi-platinum.
Nov 11
2009
10:11 AM ET
Letterman-Halderman attorneys joust on 'Good Morning America'
The lawyers for David Letterman and Joe Halderman, the man accused of an extortion plot against Letterman, appeared on today’s Good Morning America with host Chris Cuomo. Gerald Shargel, Halderman’s lawyer, insisted that his client was simply negotiating a legitimate business transaction when Halderman asked Letterman for $2 million in exchange for embarrassing “intellectual property.” Letterman’s attorney, Daniel Horwitz wasn’t buying it: “When you look at the totality of circumstances, this adds up to a functional gun to someone’s head, saying, ‘Pay me or else.’ “
Nov 11
2009
07:41 AM ET
Steven Tyler joins Joe Perry on stage, says he's 'not leaving Aerosmith'
Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler appeared on stage with the Joe Perry Project at a show in New York last night. He announced to the crowd that he is ‘not leaving Aerosmith,’ then went on to perform the band’s 1975 classic “Walk This Way” with his longtime bandmate. Tyler recently made statements about pulling out of Aerosmith’s upcoming tour to concentrate on “brand Tyler,” and Perry responded on Twitter by announcing that the band is looking for a new frontman. No one for Aerosmith or either musician has responded to EW’s requests for comment.
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