As his daughter Lindsay spends her third day in jail, Michael Lohan has been charged with 2nd degree harrassment after allegedly attacking his fiancee, Kate Major, according to multiple news outlets. In the police report filed July 19, Major accused Lohan of attacking her by flipping over her chair, throwing a shoe at her, and kicking her in the mouth.

Lohan denies the charges, and released a statement alleging that Major was “heavily intoxicated” at the time of the incident. He is scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 18.

According to People, Orlando Bloom and model Miranda Kerr have gotten married, just one month after announcing their engagement. Bloom, 33, and Kerr, 27, dated for almost three years.

Last week, Kevin Costner has dismissed a lawsuit filed against a music promoter, the Associated Press reports. The suit, which was filed in 2007, claimed that music promoter Mahee Worldwide Ventures Inc., did not follow-through with agreements to book the actor’s band for several shows. Says Costner’s lawyer: “We just felt it was time to move on.”

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have collected an undisclosed sum from the U.K.’s News of the World as part of a settlement connected to a lawsuit filed in January, People reports. The suit arose from an article printed in the newspaper that claimed the couple had become legally separated and were in the midst of arranging custody agreements. The couple’s lawyer, Keith Schilling, stated that the report was false earlier in the year.

Zachary Adam Chesser, the 20-year-old U.S. citizen who posted online warnings to South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone after the airing of their Mohammad-themed 200th episode, was arrested July  21 on charges of providing material support to an extremist group that has ties to al Qaeda, Reuters reports. According to the FBI, Chesser admitted that on July 10, when he was stopped from boarding a flight from New York to Uganda, he was on his way to Somalia to join the al Shabaab group, which U.S. officials believe has fought alongside al Qaeda in Afghanistan. Per Reuters’ report, Chesser also said he changed his mind about joining al Shabaab after it claimed responsibility for deadly bombings in Uganda earlier this month.