Eva Longoria put on a brave face when we she was spotted Friday night at the opening of Ken Paves’ new hair salon on Robertson Blvd. It is true… A source close to the couple say “They did break up. It’s amicable. They are talking and trying to figure the best course of action for their future. They are trying to work things out.” “It’s distance and demanding careers and not living in same city. It didn’t happen yesterday. It’s been going on for a while.”
Rev Run and his wife, Justine, are stars of the MTV reality show “Run’s House.” They revealed on their show that they were expecting a baby. Her pregnancy was used as a cliffhanger for the season’s finale. Well, the MTV cameras were there when she gave birth to a newborn baby girl. Sadly, minutes later their daughter was pronounced dead.
She was born at Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, NJ. She was delivered via-section, but was quickly pronounced dead. Her organs were outside her body.
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Last week it was the federal doghouse for bounty hunter Duane “Dog” Chapman. Last night it was the house of God.
For the first time since his arrest by federal agents, the TV reality-show star made a public appearance at the Word of Life Christian Center on Queen Street, a church he regularly attends.
Chapman, his son and an associate were arrested by federal authorities Sept. 14 on an extradition warrant issued by Mexico, where the bounty-hunting team collared convicted rapist and Max Factor heir Andrew Luster. Bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico.
“Dog: The Family Speaks,” an A&E special about the recent arrest and possible extradition of Duane Dog Chapman, was seen by 4.5 million viewers Tuesday night. The show tied the network’s previously most-seen program – a “Dog the Bounty Hunter” special about Chapman’s wedding.
The broadcast set the record among viewers 18-49 for the network.
Chapman was arrested last week by U.S. marshals and released on bail. He faces possible extradition stemming from a 2003 case in which Chapman captured fugitive Andrew Luster, who was wanted on rape charges at the time, in Mexico, where bounty hunting is illegal.
After a brief stay in the Middle East following his self-imposed exile from the United States after being acquitted on sex charges, Michael Jackson has reportedly fell in love with Ireland and is possibly planning to buy a castle. He also wants to open a leprechaun-inspired theme park.
Michael is deadly serious about this idea,” a source told Ireland’s Daily Mirror. “He loves the whole idea of leprechauns and the magic and myths of Ireland. It would cost around 500 million Euros [about $635 million] to do. He’s always wanted to open his own theme park and he thinks Ireland is the perfect place and it will all be built around the leprechaun theme.”
MTV VJ La La Vasquez and her fiance, NBA star Carmelo Anthony, are expecting a baby in March, her representative, Jack Ketsoyan, confirmed to The Associated Press on Monday.
The baby will be their first child together, Ketsoyan said. The couple have been engaged since 2004 and plan to marry after the baby’s birth, he said.
Vasquez, 27, is a VJ for MTV shows Total Request Live,Spring Breakdown and Direct Effect. Anthony, 22, plays for the Denver Nuggets.
In a moving tribute, Steve Irwin’s eight-year old daughter, Bindi, was met with applause when she spoke at her father’s funeral. From The Sydney Morning Herald:
Smiling and reading her own tribute from a sheet of paper in front of an image of her dad, she said:
A federal magistrate judge let the “Dog” out yesterday to the delight of his fans who packed the courtroom at his detention hearing.
Duane “Dog” Chapman, star of the reality TV show “Dog the Bounty Hunter,” was released to home detention on $300,000 bail yesterday. Chapman had been held since his arrest Thursday by federal agents for his extradition to Mexico.
Chapman, his son Leland and partner Timothy Chapman are wanted in Mexico for capturing Max Factor heir and convicted rapist Andrew Luster in 2003. Bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico.
Fans of bounty hunter “Dog” Chapman are howling in protest at his arrest Thursday.
Letters are pouring in, and a national Web site and petition movement have been created to support his release.
Chapman, his son Leland and partner Timothy Chapman allegedly violated a Mexican law that makes bounty hunting illegal, during their capture of convicted serial rapist Andrew Luster three years ago.
Some 40 supporters milled about with signs at Chapman’s federal court hearing yesterday afternoon.