“Following the vicissitudes of that ill-starred romance gave me the spiritual sustenance I had craved for so long,” he says. “I hope these celebrity stylings help others experience the healing powers of gossip."
It was Nas' day yesterday. The Brooklyn-born hip-hop artist's new CD, Untitled, sold 187,000 copies to debut at No. 1 on Billboard's album charts, pushing Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III to No. 2. Nas caused a big ruckus in October when he announced he would title the CD with the word considered one of the most offensive to African Americans. Guess the hype was good for sales.
In yet another testament to the preeminence of commerce over law, Scotland Yard waited an entire day before they finally arrested Christian Bale, 34, yesterday in London for allegedly assaulting his 61-year-old mom, Jenny, and 40-year-old sister, Sharon,
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Could the nationally syndicated movie review show At the Movies With Ebert & Roeper possibly be the same without Roger Ebert, who's leaving the show? Ebert, who cofounded the show with the late Gene Siskel, yesterday said he's bailing because Disney-ABC Domestic Television is taking the show "in a new direction" and he doesn't want to be associated with it.
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Before the sun rose on Saturday, Angelina Jolie and her twins slipped out of the hospital on the French Riviera where they had been sequestered since Angelina delivered the young'uns, Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt, a week ago, according to an Associated Press report.
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WENN apologizes to Yusuf Islam Yusuf Islam, the Brit folk singer once known as Cat Stevens, has accepted libel damages and a mea culpa from tabloid news service World Entertainment News Network for a report in March 2007 that said the Muslim singer reportedly had ignored female guides at a German awards ceremony because they weren't wearing veils.
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Salma Hayek, 41, may have done irreparable harm to relations between Mexican Americans and the French with an announcement yesterday that she has called off her engagement to French bizman Francois-Henri Pinault, whose greatest attraction seems to be that
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The New York Post says director Mike Nichols (Carnal Knowledge, Charlie Wilson's War) took a break from helming the Broadway production of Clifford Odets' The Country Girl over the weekend, but not to take a day trip, or catch up on some chores. He had a coronary bypass.
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Former NewsRadio star Andy Dick is thriving in his new career as public nuisance. The Charleston, S.C., native was arrested yesterday in front of the Buffalo Wild Wings eatery in Murietta, Calif., after someone called cops to complain that a man was urinating outside.
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Khloe Kardashian's next dose of reality will involve the Los Angeles County jail. The reality show star and youngest daughter of the late attorney Robert Kardashian admitted during a July 3 court hearing that she violated her probation stemming from a 2007 drunken driving arrest, according to court records.
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Everyone knows that however happy and goofy they might act in public, many comedians are deeply flawed human beings - inside they're sad, insecure, neurotic. Some even loathe themselves.
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Oh, blessed day. The Brangelina twins, dubbed "the most famous babies in the world" by Nice Matin newspaper, have arrived: Angelina Jolie has given birth to a girl and a boy, and dad Brad Pitt took the whole thing in stride.
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Shakespeare folio recovered A virtually priceless edition of William Shakespeare's plays that was stolen from a library at Durham University in northeast England in December '98 has been recovered, and police in England were holding a man for questioning Friday after an international search for suspects.
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