Everyone in Hollywood may be splitting and getting divorced… but not Alyssa Milano!
The 36-year-old former Charmed actress got engaged to her Creative Artists Agency (CAA) agent David Bugliari on December 18. The twosome has been together for over a year.
Congrats to the happy couple!
“I’ve gotten such s— about my dating choices,” Alyssa told Details (via Us) in 2007. “Like, every single article … is about how I’m ‘the chick that dates athletes… I’d love to just find a good plumber or doctor.”
Talent agent… good enough!
Alyssa Milano & David Bugliari: Engaged!
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Heidi Montag TV Wedding in the Works
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The Hills villain Spencer Pratt admits his marriage to Heidi Montag on November 19 in Mexico was fake — but only because he was uninformed.
“I didn’t even know you have to legalize a wedding,” Spencer claims to In Touch. “I thought growing up, you say ‘I do’ and you’re married.”
Heidi agrees.
“We had our elopement, and to me, that counts,” she said. “But we’re going to have a bigger wedding for friends and family.”
Vows Spencer, “We’ll definitely have it on TV because of the fans and haters.”
Hilary Duff Gets Her Kaysuya Kick
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Wearing a super slinky number, Hilary Duff stops to sign some autographs as she heads home after a night out in Hollywood on Monday (January 5).
The 21-year-old singer/actress was seen leaving Japanese restaurant, Katsuya, with Robin Williams’s daughter, Zelda, 19. Also spotted inside: 90210 starlet Shenae Grimes.
Hliary recently opened up to Maxim about her sex life: “You know what? I was quoted saying I was a virgin, but I absolutely did not say that. That’s nobody’s business but my own.”
Zac Efron Voices Adult Swim’s “Robot Chicken”
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Zac Efron sheds his goody-two-shoes image to voice the character of lounge singer “Billy Joel” in this new clip from Adult Swim’s animated series Robot Chicken.
In the show, the 21-year-old former High School Musical star beats a sailor over the head with a beer bottle, dumps his body in the ocean and manically laughs about it.
Zac even gets to belt out his own rendition of Billy Joel’s “The Piano Man”! But in the end… his character gets brutally (but amusingly) stabbed to death.
Check out the NSFW clip below!
Jerry O’Connell Shows Off Twins’ Footprints
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* Jerry O’Connell is one proud papa.
* John Krasinski and Emily Blunt celebrate NYE together.
* The Bachelor host Chris Harrison blogs about the first episode of the ABC reality show.
* Kristin Cavallari hits the beach.
* Sean Penn and Josh Brolin share sweet nothings at NY Critics Circle Awards.
* Katie Holmes injects New York City.
* Paris Hilton is shimmery in silver.
* Lily Allen’s Facebook threatens Katy Perry.
* Sheryl Crow shops for a new nest.
* Tara Reid is getting straight A’s in rehab.
* Michael Cera dons a wig!
* Rihanna and Chris Brown are reportedly engaged. Daily News sources say Chris popped the question on New Year’s Eve and Rihanna was sporting a huge diamond on her ring finger after performing with Chris at London’s 02 arena.
* Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who’s skipping today’s Macworld conference for the first time in a decade, revealed yesterday that his gaunt face and emaciated frame are the result of a treatable hormone imbalance. Experts say his current medical problems are likely linked to the malignant tumor that was removed from his pancreas in 2004.
* Gary Oldman married musician Alexandra Edenborough at the Presidio Chapel in Santa Barbara, Calif., at 6 p.m. on Dec 31. The newlyweds then had dinner with friends at San Ysidro Ranch.
* Tobey Maguire is co-producing a film version of the Off-Broadway musical “Rock of Ages.”
* Scrubs begins its eighth and presumably final season on ABC tonight. The network picked up the show when it ended its NBC run in May.
* In celebration of Black History Month, Ludacris will headline the Hip Hop 101 concert on February 21 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Keri Hilson will also perform. More acts will be announced later.
Sophia Bush Walks The Straight and ‘Narrows’
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Sophia Bush chats on her iPhone while strolling down a street in Los Angeles on Monday (January 5). The 26-year-old One Tree Hill star was seen carrying around a Chanel shopping bag and checking her email.
Sophia’s upcoming movie, The Narrows, has a new trailer out (NSFW). The drama is about a photography student from a tough neighborhood in Brooklyn, who takes a job from a local mob boss in order to pay his college tuition. His double life becomes dangerous when the two worlds violently collide. The Narrows also stars Kevin Zegers, Vincent D’Onofrio and Eddie Cahill.
Cameron Diaz Ain’t Too Proud To Push!
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Cameron Diaz pushes her own luggage through LAX airport in Los Angeles, hoping to catch a flight out of town on Monday (January 5).
Chris Rock, Jessica Lange, and Cameron Diaz have all signed up to be presenters at the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards gala in Los Angeles organizers said.
Drew Barrymore, Jake Gyllenhaal, Salma Hayek, Blake Lively, and Jennifer Lopez have already been announced as presenters.
Cameron, 36, was very open about her New Year’s resolutions. “I have always had the same New Year resolutions: to stop smoking, to start wearing a bra and to stop shopping.”
Israeli tank shell kills 3 Palestinian kids in E Gaza City
A Palestinian doctor carries the body of a child killed by an Israeli tank shell, at Shifa hospital in Gaza Jan. 5, 2009. An Israeli tank shell killed three Palestinian children in their home in eastern Gaza City on Monday, medical officials said. They said several other Palestinians were wounded in the incident in Gaza's Zeitoun neighbourhood. An Israeli military spokeswoman said she was checking the report.
A Palestinian baby wounded by an Israeli tank shell is treated by doctors at Shifa hospital in Gaza Jan. 5, 2009.
A Palestinian man reacts in front of the bodies of three children killed by an Israeli tank shell, one of them his son, at Shifa hospital in Gaza Jan. 5, 2009.
Palestinian boys wounded by an Israeli tank shell wait for treatment at Shifa hospital in Gaza Jan. 5, 2009
A Palestinian man reacts at Shifa hospital after his child was killed by an Israeli tank shell in Gaza Jan. 5, 2009
A Palestinian man reacts at Shifa hospital after his child was killed by an Israeli tank shell in Gaza Jan. 5, 2009
Inventors to find affordable way to convert algae to energy
Riggs Eckelberry (L) and his brother Nicholas Eckelberry, both co-founders of OriginOil based in Los Angeles, frame a desktop model of their Helix BioReactor in Los Angeles December 12, 2008. OriginOil is in a race with hundreds of other companies to find an affordable way to convert algae to energy. Algae promises to use less land, water and other resources than other biofuels, such as corn. Picture taken December 12, 2008
Nicholas Eckelberry, co-founder and inventor of OriginOil, demonstrates how a simple 99-cent coupling is used in a demonstration Helix BioReactor model that will facilitate algae growth with lab operations manager Nathan Morrison (background) at the company's laboratory in Los Angeles December 12, 2008. OriginOil is in a race with hundreds of other companies to find an affordable way to convert algae to energy. Algae promises to use less land, water and other resources than other biofuels, such as corn. Picture taken December 12, 2008
Nicholas Eckelberry, co-founder and inventor of OriginOil, stands next to two test batches of nannochloropsis algae at the company's laboratory in Los Angeles December 12, 2008. OriginOil is in a race with hundreds of other companies to find an affordable way to convert algae to energy. Algae promises to use less land, water and other resources than other biofuels, such as corn. Picture taken December 12, 2008
Nicholas Eckelberry, co-founder and inventor of OriginOil, stands next to two test batches of nannochloropsis algae at the company's laboratory in Los Angeles December 12, 2008. OriginOil is in a race with hundreds of other companies to find an affordable way to convert algae to energy. Algae promises to use less land, water and other resources than other biofuels, such as corn. Picture taken December 12, 2008
National Geographic's top 10 space pictures of 2008
A rare positioning of planets Venus (top left) and Jupiter (top right) and the crescent moon of the Earth provides a "smiley" effect that captivated Asia Monday night Dec. 1, 2008 in Manila, Philppines. The heavens smiled down on Earth December 1 in National Geographic News's most viewed space photo of 2008.
Snapped by the Mars-orbiting HiRISE camera, billowing clouds of dust revealed the first-ever picture of active landslides occurring on Mars at the base of a towering slope near the planet's north pole in March.
In March scientists detected an interstellar explosion so bright that it was briefly visible to the naked eye—from 7.5 billion light-years away. Images captured by NASA's Swift satellite show two views of the unusual gamma-ray burst, an outpouring of high-energy radiation and particles thought to follow the collapse of a massive star.
Jupiter looks sharp in the crispest whole-planet picture of the gas giant ever shot from Earth, released in October
In April the Mars-orbiting HiRISE camera caught new high-resolution snapshots of Phobos, a Martian moon named for the Greek god of horror. The impact that created Stickney is thought to have almost shattered the roughly 17-mile-wide (27-kilometer-wide) moon.
An image released by NASA in April shows baby stars taking shape in the Southern Pinwheel galaxy. Embryonic stars were found to be growing in the galaxy's spindly arms (shown in red), rather than in its bright heart.
The remnant of a supernova called SN 1006 hangs like a gumball 7,000 light-years away in a composite image released by NASA on June 26, 2008. The blast wave from the stellar explosion is still traveling at about 6 million miles (9.6 million kilometers) an hour, heating gases along its path that emit radiation in visible light.
A supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way has wound up in the crosshairs of a virtual telescope spanning 2,800 miles (4,506 kilometers). Although by definition we can't see a black hole directly, we can see the bright region of radio emissions known as Sagittarius A* that's thought to be either a disk of matter swirling toward the black hole, or a high-speed jet of matter being ejected from it.
A Gemini adaptive optics image of the star 1RSX J160929.1-210524 and its likely ~8 Jupiter-mass companion (within red circle) in this handout released Sept. 15, 2008. Scientists have snapped the first images of a planet outside our solar system that is orbiting a star very much like the sun. In findings announced on Sept. 15, 2008, University of Toronto scientists said they used the Gemini North telescope on Mauna Kea in Hawaii to take direct pictures of the planet, which is about the size of Jupiter but with eight times the mass. This planet and the star it seems to orbit are located in our Milky Way galaxy about 500 light years from Earth, the scientists said.
Like a ribbon trailing from a parade float, a streamer of hydrogen gas seems to waft across the stars in an image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Released in July, this festive shot of a supernova remnant was National Geographic News's tenth most viewed space photo of 2008.
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