The paparazzi feeding frenzy to capture intimate moments on tape of Kat Von D and Jesse James has clearly begun!
The couple dodged video cameras on Thursday night while exiting the Wonderland gallery opening in West Hollywood where Kat told People magazine "I believe he is [the one]."
Jesse was seen attempting to dart away from the scene when one paparazzo asked "Do you regret cheating on Sandra". He eventually circled back to the passenger seat of Kat Von D's Bentley convertible and the two successfully escaped with only a minimal amount of insults hurled at them.
Jamie Lee Curtis and Sigourney Weaver play former high school rivals who cross paths years later just as younger generation Kristen Bell and Odette Yustman have the same experience in the Disney comedy 'You Again.' The stars tell ET how they bonded on the set -- and had a blast filming with Betty White!
"We'd all just sit there with our jaws dropped, because she has it all," says Jamie Lee of Betty. Odette says of the 88-year-old phenomenon, "She's just so vivacious and has this big personality and she's always on it." And Kristen adds, "Not only is she the funniest person in the room, but she's usually the dirtiest. She's somewhat of an open book in that regard."
In 'You Again,' in theaters September 24, Kristen plays Marni, a successful public relations pro who is horrified to learn that her brother Will (Jimmy Wolk) is going to marry the girl who made her life miserable in high school, Joanna (Odette). Not content to endure the misery to come, Kristen sets out to expose Joanna's evil ways. Meanwhile, it turns out the bride's jet-setting aunt Ramona (Sigourney) and Marni's stationary mom, Gail (Jamie Lee), have their own less-than-dignified high school history. In no time, the claws come out and old wounds are reopened in this outrageous generational comedy.
From rhinestones and spandex to a jumpsuit and helmet, "Dancing with the Stars" finalist Erin Andrews told ET who she thinks will set the pace this season in the race for the mirror ball trophy. The ESPN beauty was a Georgia peach at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, revealing her inner speed demon.
A fearless Erin told former NASCAR driver Dale Jarrett to put the pedal to the metal and reached speeds up to 170 mph. She's used to another certain someone whipping her around in circles--former "DWTS" partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Playing down rumors of a romance, she said, "We talk all the time and he will always have a special place in my heart. He's one of my dearest friends."
Whether or not he has won over her heart romantically has yet to be seen, but he certainly has won over her vote. "I will always cheer for Maks and I'll be voting for Maks and Brandy," she said. "I know he's very excited about her and I know she could probably walk in heels better than I can."
The "CSI: Miami" team loses one of its own when a psychotic genius goes on a killing spree on the ninth season premiere of the CBS hit drama.
"It is part of the job. You always feel you are prepared [for the loss], but then it is a real shock," David Caruso, who plays Horatio Caine, tells ET.
"When a cop dies, it is a heavy blow whether you knew him or didn't know him, worked with him or didn't work with him," Adam Rodriguez (Eric Delko) adds. "Anytime you do a job where your life is on the line every day and somebody pays the ultimate price, it is a heavy thing to deal with."
Margaret Cho can count on two superfans to vote her through "Dancing with the Stars."
Sharing a personal note from her father on her blog, she writes, "Email from my dad after telling him I was on DWTS –- he is so cute –- lots of love and works indeed."
The email from her father reads: Do you know that dancing with the stars is the only TV program we watch. We are extremely pleased with your appearing on that show. Really looking forward!!! So exciting !!! Lots of good luck & works!!! Dad with love ... of course we will be there.
Did Ali Larter accidentally release the gender of her unborn child during a recent interview?
Evidently it's a boy! While promoting her new movie "Resident Evil: Afterlife," Ali admitted that she doesn't understand videogames, but will her baby be a gamer? "Well, after watching these movies and hearing all the gunfire I don't know what he's - it's - going to turn out like," the actress told Fox News -- apparently revealing that she is expecting to have a boy.
34-year-old Larter and her writer/actor husband Hayes MacArthur are expecting their first child this winter.
"Mad Men" star Rich Sommer, and wife Virginia, have a new addition to their family.
According to People.com, the couple welcomed Patrick Ryan Sommer into the world on Tuesday, August 31. Little Patrick weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces.
"We are loving hanging with our happy, healthy baby boy, and appreciate our family and friends joining us in celebrating this exciting time," Rich told People.
As the final season of "Little People, Big World" premieres, Matt Roloff is discovered collapsed and unconscious on the floor of his office.
Matt's collapse leaves his family concerned for his health, but he and wife Amy handle it in different ways. It inspires Amy to begin working with a trainer, while Matt makes a big gesture by skydiving with Jeremy.
After more than 200 episodes, "Little People, Big World" is wrapping up the lives of Matt, Amy and their kids Jeremy, Zach, Molly and Jacob, from their pumpkin farm in Oregon.
Some fall in love at first sight, but for Kat Von D it took a bit longer to realize that Jesse James was "the one" for her. She arrived hand-in-hand with the newly single bachelor to her Wonderland gallery opening on Thursday in West Hollywood, CA.
She told People how they evolved into more than just friends, saying, "It was just like, 'Wow, I can't believe I haven't spent this much time with you the entire time I've known you.' Now I'm just embracing it and enjoying it."
Kat sees a future with Jesse, sharing, "I believe he is [my soul mate] ... "Jesse is only my ninth boyfriend. I don't hang out with anybody unless I am in love." They have found common ground in playing games like Scrabble and relishing in one another's "nerdy" sides.
We're taking you behind the scenes of "90210" as guest stars Kim and Khloe Kardashian shoot a drama-packed scene with series hottie AnnaLynne McCord.
"We've always been [such big fans] of 'Beverly Hills, 90210' and we love the newer '90210,' so we thought it was just a perfect fit," Kim tells ET.
"They're really sweet," Naomi says. "I love the dynamic of having the sisters doing family things... I have two sisters and so it's cool whenever I see that in Hollywood -- people sticking with their family and doing things together."
Seeing triple? The acting gene sure does run in the Olsen family. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's little sister, known as Lizzie in their childhood video series', is all grown up and making a name for herself as Elizabeth Olsen.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Elizabeth will star alongside Hugh Dancy in the indie drama 'Martha Marcy May Marlene.' She will play a young woman living with her older sister (Sarah Paulson) after breaking free from a cult. Paulson's husband will be played by Dancy.
Elizabeth can also be seen in 'Peace, Love & Misunderstanding' with Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Catherine Keener, Chace Crawford, and Jane Fonda.
This season, 14 model hopefuls will compete for the grand prize: a contract with IMG Models, a fashion spread in Vogue Italia, an additional spread and cover of Beauty in Vogue and a $100,000 contract with CoverGirl Cosmetics.
Tyra Banks is returning as leader of the panel of judges, comprised of famed fashion editor André Leon Talley and photographer Nigel Barker. Once again, Jay Manuel serves as the photo shoot creative director while Miss J. Alexander returns as the runway diva extraordinaire.
Take a look at the 14 gals hoping to become queen of the catwalk! "America's Next Top Model"'s 15th season premieres on Wednesday, Sept. 8 on The CW.
In observance of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, survivors Melissa Etheridge, Olivia Newton-John, and more will share their stories of bravery. Their tales of triumph will be told during '1 A Minute LIVE Supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure.'
In homage to the alarming statistic that one woman falls victim to breast cancer every 69 seconds, the title '1 a Minute' was conceived. The live event will incorporate a panel discussion with cancer survivors and celebrities touched by the devastating disease.
William Baldwin and Daniel Baldwin, whose mom battled the illness, and "Charlie's Angel"'s Jaclyn Smith, a survivor, also contributed their stories to the docu-drama. The film follows one woman's journey through the stages of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, all while intertwining anecdotes from celebrities who have been affected.
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