Kristin Cavallari is being eyed to take over Jessica Simpson's role as Daisy Duke in an upcoming prequel to The Dukes of Hazzard, the film's producer tells People.

Samuel Nuuyoma, governor of the Namibian province where Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are awaiting the arrival of their child, is denying rumors that he said he would be naming the baby. "No. No. That's absolutely not true. I never said such a thing. Never in history," Nuuyoma told the Associated Press.

Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn made sure to keep a good distance away from each other at the premiere of their latest film, The Break-Up, on Monday, presumably so no one would question them about their relationship.

Sandra Bullock is seeking an extension of a three-year restraining order that expires June 5 against a man she accused of stalking her across three states, according to court documents.

Comic actor Jack Black has confirmed he and musician wife Tanya Haden are to be parents. The couple are expecting a baby boy early next month. Black and Haden eloped in March. The couple first met while they were attending a private performing arts high school in Santa Monica, California, but were not romantically involved.

A Namibian judge dismissed charges against a South African photographer Monday, after the paparazzo was arrested for trespassing while trying to snap a picture of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt and subsequently spent three days in a communal jail cell.

The Passion Of The Christ director Mel Gibson has hit out at the big screen adaptation of Dan Brown’s best-selling novel The Da Vinci Code, saying that it will make people accept the relationship between Jesus and Mary Magdalene as fact rather than fiction. Gibson says, "What worries me is that people will take this as fact. I'm not angry, per se, that it refutes everything I hold sacred, the foundations of my beliefs. The Da Vinci Code is an admitted work of fiction but it cleverly weaves fact into maverick theories in a way that will appear plausible to some."

Hollywood actor Bruce Willis Sunday announced at the Cannes Film Festival in France that filmmakers are ready to start shooting a fourth Die Hard movie, and they hope to have it in cinemas next year. The movie's plot had to be rewritten after last year's Hurricane Katrina tragedy, because the original screenplay involved an oil tanker explosion that sends huge waves flooding into New Orleans, Louisiana.