Angelina Jolie
Star's Editorial Director Bonnie Fuller will appear on CNN Presents this weekend to discuss Angelina Jolie. Chasing Angelina: Paparazzi & Celebrity Obsession spends an action-packed day with photographers as they pursue Brad Pitt's love intrest. Fuller — as well as Rosie O'Donnell, entertainment reporters and others — will provide commentary on how celebrity is created and cultivated.
Tune in to learn the dish behind the making of celebrity scoop on Saturday at 8 pm/ET and Sunday at 11 pm/ET.
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Dane Cook's Brother Speaks out!
Dane Cook
Dane Cook's brother, Darryl McCauley, tells Star that Dane and Jessica Simpson have a platonic relationship. "They worked together on the film Employee of the Month and they had a very good relationship doing the film together," McCauley, the vice president of Dane's Boston-based entertainment company Great Dane Enterprises, tells Star. "They seemed to hit it off. As far as anything beyond that, it's nothing more than hyperbole. They're friends."
In reference to reports romantically linking Jessica and Dane, his brother tells Star, "Those are all frivolous claims." But, Darryl adds, "There's no such thing as bad press. It's certainly keeping his name out there. We all get a pretty big kick out of it."
Darryl also quashes whispers of even a crush between the Dane and Jessica: "They were co-stars on the movie and the set was very light and funny — a lot of laughs. No crushes."
Darryl is also quick to add, "Dane does have a girlfriend. She's been saying, 'Oh my goodness, don't believe anything you hear.'"Jessica and Dane have never had any dates either, Darryl claims: "The cast went out while they were in New Mexico, so yes, they've gone out as a group, but as far as one-on-one or anything of that nature, no, that's not accurate."
Darryl tells Star that his brother described Jessica as "just a very talented actress, very nice, and just a sweet person." Jessica didn't speak of her split from Nick Lachey on the set of the film, Dane told Darryl. "She didn't really bring her personal life to the set. The set was a sanctuary for her."
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Heidi & Seal's First Year: A Fiesta!
Heidi Klum and Seal
Heidi Klum got an "Unforgettable" serenade from husband Seal during their first-anniversary party at the beachfront bar Cocodrilla in Costa Careyes, Mexico, where the couple tied the knot last year.
After a mariachi group and a Cuban band played, Seal crooned the romantic Nat King Cole song, among others, to a visibly touched Klum as 25 family members and friends looked on.
"Heidi said, 'Encore! Encore! One more time!,' " an observer tells us. "He sang four or five songs, including 'Mona Lisa.' She was very happy."
While Klum and Seal mingled with their loved ones (including kids Leni, 2, and 8-month-old Henry), sipped margaritas and mango daiquiris, and nibbled on finger foods like spring rolls, olives, and veggies, they also carved out some special couple time. "They were flirting all night," says our insider.
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Sheen, Richards OK Further Restraining Order
Charlie Sheen and his then-wife actress Denise Richards arrive at CBS celebration on Nov. 2, 2003, in New York. A judge issued the order in April after the 35-year-old actress alleged in court papers that Sheen pushed, shoved and threatened her and her parents. Sheen, 40, has denied the allegations. On Friday May 12, 2006, the restraining order was extended to July 13 so a psychologist can evaluate and make a determination regarding a custody arrangement for their two young daughters, Sheen's publicist Stan Rosenfield said.
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards agreed Friday to extend a temporary restraining order requiring the actor to stay away from his estranged wife.
A judge issued the order in April after the 35-year-old actress alleged in court papers that Sheen pushed, shoved and threatened her and her parents.
Sheen, 40, has denied the allegations.
The restraining order was extended to July 13 so a psychologist can evaluate and make a determination regarding a custody arrangement for their two young daughters, Sheen's publicist Stan Rosenfield said.
"Denise and Charlie are working with the courts to privately resolve their differences regarding their children. They hope to resolve this matter outside of the public forum and will both continue to make every effort in this regard," Rosenfield and a publicist for Richards said in a joint statement Friday.
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Diane Keaton Gets L'Oreal Paris Deal
Diane Keaton
Diane Keaton has a new role. The Oscar-winning actress, who is 60, will star as a spokesperson for L'Oreal Paris and its brands.
She will appear in print and TV ads beginning in late summer in the U.S. for L'Oreal Paris' Age Perfect Pro-Calcium Restorative Hydrating Cream and Age Perfect Skin Supporting & Hydrating Makeup, the company announced Friday.
Carol J. Hamilton, president of the L'Oreal Paris division of L'Oreal USA Inc., said in a statement, "She's a natural beauty. Nothing artificial. And she's comfortable with who she is."
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McGraw-Hill Concert for Katrina Relief
Tim McGraw and his wife Faith Hill arrive at the Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 16, 2006, in Beverly Hills, Calif. The country singers said in a statement Thursday, May 11, 2006,that they plan to donate proceeds from their summer concert to benefit Gulf Coast hurricane relief. Hill and McGraw will perform July 5 at the New Orleans Arena as part of their 'South2Soul II' tour. Hill is a native of Star, Miss.; McGraw grew up in Start, La.
Mississippi native Faith Hill and husband Tim McGraw say they plan to donate proceeds from their summer concert to benefit Gulf Coast hurricane relief.
Hill and McGraw will perform July 5 at the New Orleans Arena as part of their "South2Soul II" tour. Hill is a native of Star, Miss.; McGraw grew up in Start, La.
"We will not stop, we will not forget, we will not quit, until we see our friends, our families and our neighbors returned to the lives that they once knew," the country singers said Thursday in a statement. "We hope to give everyone who comes out a few hours to just enjoy."
Proceeds will go to their new Neighbor's Keeper Foundation and other organizations assisting individuals in Mississippi and Louisiana who are suffering from the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
Half of the floor seats will be given to Katrina volunteer workers, according to the statement.
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