Celebrity gossip round-up
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has one baby on the way with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan, and possibly another with supermodel Gisele Bundchen. A website in Bundchen's native Brazil claims that the leggy lady is "no more than two months pregnant, and may already have told select friends and family." Wonder what her ex, Leonardo DiCaprio, thinks about her bun in the oven.
Anna Nicole Smith fans have to wait another week to find out what killed her a month ago. Broward County, Florida medical examiner Joshua Perper said he's holding back his autopsy conclusions because police have given him additional evidence in the case which may affect his findings.
Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo has signed a new deal with the producers of the hit ABC drama, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Other members of the original cast will also be receiving raises including James T. Pickens Jr., Chandra Wilson, Justin Chambers and T.R. Knight. Under the new deals Pompeo now make nearly $200,000 per episode, while Pickens, Wilson, Chambers and Knight will be paid about $125,000 per episode, sources said. Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh and Katherine Heigl have not come to terms on new deals, while the contract status for Isaiah Washington was unclear. There are rumors circulating that he might stay on the show without a raise because of the recent controversy surrounding his use of a homophobic slur.
First it was Girls Gone Wild, now American Idol singer Antonella Barba has been offered a job with another XXX company. SugarDVD, the web's largest renter of adult DVDs, is willing to part with half a million dollars to make Barba its new spokesperson. Company CEO told TMZ, "You saw her photos online, she's smokin'. We will not lose because of money."
Disney announced yesterday (March 8th) that it's returning to traditional, hand-drawn animation in The Frog Princess, a feature scheduled for a 2009 release. The film will be set in New Orleans and marks the first time that a Disney cartoon will feature a black princess as its lead character.
The L Word was just renewed for a fifth season of lesbian drama. Production on the new season's 12 episodes starts this summer.
The Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth makes its premium cable television debut Sunday (March 11th) at 8 on Showtime.
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Anna Nicole Smith fans have to wait another week to find out what killed her a month ago. Broward County, Florida medical examiner Joshua Perper said he's holding back his autopsy conclusions because police have given him additional evidence in the case which may affect his findings.
Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo has signed a new deal with the producers of the hit ABC drama, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Other members of the original cast will also be receiving raises including James T. Pickens Jr., Chandra Wilson, Justin Chambers and T.R. Knight. Under the new deals Pompeo now make nearly $200,000 per episode, while Pickens, Wilson, Chambers and Knight will be paid about $125,000 per episode, sources said. Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh and Katherine Heigl have not come to terms on new deals, while the contract status for Isaiah Washington was unclear. There are rumors circulating that he might stay on the show without a raise because of the recent controversy surrounding his use of a homophobic slur.
First it was Girls Gone Wild, now American Idol singer Antonella Barba has been offered a job with another XXX company. SugarDVD, the web's largest renter of adult DVDs, is willing to part with half a million dollars to make Barba its new spokesperson. Company CEO told TMZ, "You saw her photos online, she's smokin'. We will not lose because of money."
Disney announced yesterday (March 8th) that it's returning to traditional, hand-drawn animation in The Frog Princess, a feature scheduled for a 2009 release. The film will be set in New Orleans and marks the first time that a Disney cartoon will feature a black princess as its lead character.
The L Word was just renewed for a fifth season of lesbian drama. Production on the new season's 12 episodes starts this summer.
The Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth makes its premium cable television debut Sunday (March 11th) at 8 on Showtime.
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