 No Italian Wedding for Jolie & Pitt
The couple were widely reported to marry in a ceremony at friend George Clooney's Lake Como villa nearby. Security was even added.
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Judge Mulls 'Da Vinci' Plagiarism Case
The two authors sued Random House, which published both books centering on a theme of what would have happened if Jesus and Mary Magdalene had a child.
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 Donald Trump Becomes a Dad Again
It's Donald's fifth child, but the first with new wife Melania. The name of the baby boy has not been released. Trump married the Slovenian model in a star-studded Florida ceremony in January.
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 "Vendetta" Takes Revenge on Weekend Box Office
'V Is For Vendetta,' based on the comic by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, took in an estimated $26.14 million. Those figures were easily enough to best the competition.
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 Robert Blake Plans Acting Comeback
One year after being acquitted of murdering his wife, the 1970s TV star, claims he is ready to take on the world once again. The 72-year-old actor is currently working as a stable-hand for friends.
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"Prison Break" Stars Blast "Lost" Cast
"They're in Hawaii, filming the greatest show in beautiful weather, and then you hear one of them complain about isolation? Dude, try filming in Chicago in the middle of winter!"
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 Phoenix And Witherspoon Among CMT Nominees
Phoenix, who plays Johnny Cash in the acclaimed biopic, and his Oscar-winning co-star, have been nominated for Collaborative Video of the Year for their duet "Jackson."
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 "Simpsons" Keep Going...and Going
The show, currently in its 17th season, is the longest-running prime-time entertainment show in America. And creator Matt Groening insists the much-loved series will continue long into the future.
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 J-Lo Fights To Save Woman's Life
The singer/actress is working to find a donor for bone cancer sufferer Janet Orvelles.
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 Jackson Shuts Down Neverland; Lays Off Employees
Jackson's spokeswoman Raymone K. Bain says, "It is public knowledge that Mr. Jackson currently resides in the Middle Eastern country of Bahrain. He therefore decided to close his house and reduce his work force."
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