Former porn star Janine Lindemulder is dragging Sandra Bullock into a media mess over the custody of her daughter with the "Miss Congeniality" star's husband Jesse James.

Lindemulder, who was once married to James, served six months in prison last year for tax evasion. She also admits to using drugs in the past, but claims she is now clean.

According to her, she sent 5-year-old daughter Sunny to live with the couple "temporarily" while she was in jail, but the duo went to court to keep the child in their care permanently.

Bullock apparently never responded to Lindemulder's attempts to communicate about her daughter.

The stripper who claims she had sex with Josh Duhamel is speaking out in a new TV interview. Nicole Forrester reveals the wild night she allegedly had with the "Transformers" star to "Inside Edition."

Forrester said she met the actor when he walked into an Atlanta strip club where she works. The attraction was immediate, and Duhamel asked for her phone number.

A few days later, she said she got a text message from him, asking her to come to his St. Regis Hotel room.

Forrester claimed she didn't know he was married, saying, "He offered me a drink… He was definitely intoxicated… We started having sex."

Jim Carrey says his latest film, 'A Christmas Carol', mirrors his own journey out of depression. The "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" actor - who has suffered from the mood disorder since 1994 and admitted to taking prescription drugs - said starring in the heartwarming traditional festive tale helped him to find perspective on his own life.

He said: "Everybody loves a good transformational story - somebody who sees the light and finds out what's important in life. It was wonderful to get to the bottom of a character I've seen done a hundred different ways."

Speaking of turning his own life around, Jim, 47, said there is now "more light" since he has banished prescription drugs, switched to a healthy diet and became step-father to his partner Jenny McCarthy's autistic six year old son Evan.

He explained: "I created tools to help my treatment and I went down a path with some amazing scientific minds who are using supplemental treatments for depression."

Jim - who plays the role of Scrooge as well as the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future in the film - also said he enjoyed showing Evan the film and sitting with him through it for the first time.

Kate Moss has asked Victoria Beckham to find her a home. The supermodel is house hunting in Los Angeles and enlisted her new friend - who lives in the American city with husband David Beckham and their sons Brooklyn, 10, Romeo, seven, and Cruz, four - to help look for a new property.

A source told Britain's Daily Star newspaper: "Kate has asked her people to contact Victoria's management."

"She wanted to know which real estate agents Victoria used and wants to go with the same people."

"She's getting tired of flying in and out of LA and thinks that getting a permanent base in Beverly Hills would be a good idea."

Meanwhile, Victoria's husband David has spoken about how much he hates being apart from his family, saying it will "kill" him to move to Italy in January.

Will Ferrell wants to buy a British pub. The "Anchorman" star wants to buy his own traditional English inn close to the west London home of his favorite soccer team, Chelsea, and believes the venture would provide great movie-making inspiration.

The 42-year-old actor said: "All the Chelsea players would be welcome, but I wouldn't want a celebrity place, it would be an old-fashioned pub."

"I would be hands on. I could get some great material off all the regulars. I am sure there would be a film in it."

Will said that, while some American bars try to emulate the cozy pub atmosphere, you have to go to the U.K. to find the real thing.

He added: "Over-priced fish and chips does not constitute a real British pub."

Rihanna admits she was "wrong" to go back to Chris Brown after he assaulted her. The "Umbrella" singer - who was left battered and bruised after her ex-boyfriend attacked her in February at a pre-Grammys party - says she had convinced herself it wouldn't happen again and wanted to give their relationship another go.

She told U.S. TV show "Good Morning America": "I was so far in love, so unconditional that I went back. It's humiliating to say this happened. To accept that? It's a traumatizing experience."

"I stayed. I even went back after he beat me, which was wrong. But again ... I'm a human being, and people put me on a very unrealistic pedestal. And all these expectations, I'm not perfect. Also it's pretty natural for that to be the first reaction. ... It's completely normal to go back. You start lying to yourself. The minute the physical wounds go away you want this thing to go away. This is a memory you don't want to have ever again."

Meanwhile, Chris blames his lack of anger management on the attack but still couldn't believe he had assaulted her.

He said: "My thoughts are like, 'Why did it happen?' Like, 'What was I thinking? What is wrong with you?' That's what I'm thinking with myself."

Hilary Swank's ex-husband is still her "best friend." The 35-year-old actress - who married actor Chad Lowe in 1997 and divorced in 2006 following a 14-year romance - remains close to her former spouse despite embarking on a new relationship with John Campisi just weeks after her split, and admits Chad will be in her heart forever.

She said: "Our marriage is really such a part of the past, it's over now. So there's no sense in diving back. He'll always be one of my best friends. You know you can't spend 14 years with someone and not carry them in your heart forever."

Hilary has also praised her "Amelia" co-star, Scottish hunk Ewan McGregor, but admits she was disappointed he didn't have any nude scenes in the film.

She told Britain's Marie Claire magazine: "I didn't ever feel like hitting Ewan McGregor. Why would I? He's an incredible talent, sings all the time and all the girls just swoon. And no he didn't expose his penis on set. Much to the women on set's chagrin."

Lindsay Lohan claims her father threatened to kill her mother. The "Mean Girls" actress - who is seeking a restraining order from dad Michael Lohan - is furious with him for leaking old phone calls between herself and him to the press and has hit back with some new claims.

She wrote on her Twitter page: "He's a deadbeat dad. He's disgusting to do this, he needs help."

Speaking about his relationship with ex-wife Dina Lohan, Lindsay claims she didn't leave him, despite an abusive relationship, because she was terrified he would take her life.

She said: "She blames herself for staying w/him for so long. She didn't leave because he always threatened to kill her if she did. (sic)"

In one of the phone call tapes released by Michael, his eldest daughter can be heard sobbing: "No one cares about me . . . It's about how they feel, not how I feel. It's not about me. It's never been about me, unless I fight for it."

Fergie's husband Josh Duhamel loved having "extra meat" to grab hold of when she put on weight. The Black Eyed Peas star put on 13lbs for her role in new musical movie "Nine" but says her actor spouse never made her feel body-conscious.

She said: "When I came home from filming he was excited. He enjoys having both: the extra meat to grab when it's there and the tight stomach when that's there…he's never been critical."

Fergie also said she is the perfect partner because she can be both a good girl and bad girl.

She told America's Cosmopolitan magazine: "You know, in Italy, Catholic boys are raised to believe that there are two types of women: the Madonna and the whore. And me? I'm both."

The couple's marriage was recently rocked by allegations the "Transformers" star had cheated on his wife with a stripper.

Rihanna thought Chris Brown was "perfect" until he attacked her. The "Umbrella" singer - who was left bruised after her then-boyfriend assaulted her in his car after a pre-Grammy Awards party in February - believes the horrifying ordeal has made her stronger because it was so unexpected.

She said: "I've definitely emerged stronger. Going through a rough experience like that makes you tougher and to get through it takes a lot of guts. I'm naturally a survivor, but it's been hard. Just when you think somebody was perfect and that it can't happen to you, it does."

Rihanna, 21, has never spoken about the incident until recently, and says she has finally opened up because she feels she has a duty to those who look at her as a role model.

She explained to Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "With any big life experience, it makes you more resilient. Many people go through something real like this. To sufferers, it's almost as if you're not allowed to talk about it."

"I like to think that from the beginning of my career, people have looked up to me. Hopefully this story is something else that people can take inspiration from. I want to send a message to young women who have been through this sort of violence that there is help out there."

Beth Ditto dated a man because she thought he was gay. The Gossip singer - who is in a long-term relationship with Freddie, a transgendered individual who was born a female - says she realized she was a lesbian when she was 15, but embarked on a three-year romance with a guy because she felt he wasn't a threat.

She explained: "I started to hate the friends of my girl friends and was really jealous. I realized that I don't fancy men."

"I went out with a boy for three years when I was at school but I was actually just dating him because I thought he was gay."

Despite baring all for several magazine shoots, Beth admits she is unhappy with her figure but can't bring herself to go on a diet.

She added to Germany's In Touch magazine: "I'm just not happy with how I look. Especially my weight. I'm only 5'2' but weigh 238lbs."

Katie Price and Peter Andre have bonded at the bedside of their sick son. The recently-divorced couple put their differences behind them to hold vigil for seven-year-old Harvey - the glamour model's son from a previous relationship - who was rushed to the hospital with breathing difficulties on Wednesday and pals believe their meeting could trigger the end of tensions between the pair.

Katie is quoted by Britain's Daily Star newspaper as saying: "This has brought everything back to reality and put all the petty fighting into perspective."

Friends of Peter also believe relations will now improve between him and his former spouse, with who he has son Junior, four, and daughter Princess Tiaamii, two.

A source said: "When it comes to his children nothing would stop him and although Harvey is not biologically his son, he is in every other way. This meeting certainly thawed the ice."

Doctors have ruled out potentially-fatal swine flu in the youngster, but there are fears over his condition because of his other medical problems, including septo-optic dysplasia and autism and Harvey is expected to stay in hospital for at least 48 hours.

Kate Moss has been giving her daughter modeling lessons. The British supermodel threw a model-themed birthday party for friend Sadie Frost's nine-year-old daughter Iris - her child with actor Jude Law - and taught the birthday girl and her own daughter Lila Grace, seven, her catwalk skills for a special show.

A source told Britain's MailOnline website: "Kate had been teaching Iris and Lila Grace how to model and how to walk the catwalk properly in preparation for the party. They could hardly have a better teacher."

"All of the girls at the bash wanted to be Kate. She brought along lots of clothes for them and the girls had their hair and make-up done especially. She was teaching them how to master her famous hip swagger and her 'I don't care look.'"

The party went so well that Iris and Lila Grace now both want to be models like Kate.

The supermodel - who is currently dating The Kills guitarist Jamie Hince - also threw out all the stops for her daughter Lila's seventh birthday in September where she spent weeks preparing for the karaoke bash.

Victoria Beckham's seven-year-old son gives her advice on her fashion range. The singer-turned-designer - who has three sons, Brooklyn, 10, Romeo, seven, and four-year-old Cruz with soccer star husband David Beckham - says her middle child has a huge interest in fashion and loves coming to work with her.

She said: "We had dinner last night and Romeo wore a suit with a little shirt and tie. That's what he would wear every single day, he's so into fashion. The other boys are all about going to the beach; he's not interested. He's like, 'I want to go to work with mummy,' and he sits there going through the collection, feeling the fabrics, giving his opinion. He loves it."

Victoria also says she now feels equal in her marriage to David since moving to America from Spain in July 2007.

She told Britain's Harper's Bazaar magazine: "I found Spain a little tricky. But from the minute we landed at the airport, we were equal. America is equal, it doesn't matter whether you are a man or a woman. In Spain it's more difficult for women."

Carrie Prejean's settlement with Miss California USA pageant officials has to do with a racy sex tape. Reports have surfaced that the dethroned beauty queen agreed to fold from the suit after she was shown her rated-X home video.

Prejean originally demanded more than a million dollars during her settlement negotiation with the organization, but ultimately walked away with nothing after the pageant's lawyer showed her the video.

TMZ says the video was extremely graphic and has never been released publicly. It obtained the video months ago, but decided not to post it because it was so racy.

The pageant still agreed to pay her lawyers and publicist 0,000, just a fraction of her bills, but Prejean would get nothing.

Werewolves are coming to a South Florida mall near you and hundreds of screaming girls are sure to be there in anticipation. The wolf pack members Paul and Embry, played by newcomers Alex Meraz and Kiora Gordon, are getting a taste of the "Twilight" fan frenzy when the "New Moon" stars pay them a visit.

Meraz and Gordon will appear first at the Nordstrom store in Aventura Mall on November 11th from 4:30pm-5:30pm, where fans who purchased their "New Moon" gear at the store were able to score a chance for a private meet and greet and photo op with the duo.

They'll then use their werewolf speed to get to the Atrium area in Dadeland Mall by 5:45pm, where they'll host a signing until 7:15pm, followed by a public Q&A. Over a thousand "New Moon" fans are expected to attend.

Even more fans are expected to attend movie theaters across the country on November 20th, when "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" is released.

Sony Pictures has acquired the film rights of Risk, the classic strategic board game by Hasbro, Inc. The move comes after the success of other Hasbro toys that were adapted into films, "Transformers" and "G.I. Joe."

The project will be produced and developed by Brian Goldner and Bennett Schneir of Hasbro and James Lassiter of Overbrook Entertainment.

Columbia Pictures president Doug Belgrad said, "Hasbro has already seen tremendous success with Transformers and G.I. Joe and audiences have shown a great desire for films that bring to life everything that has made these franchise properties stand the test of time."

"The strategic thinking and the tactical gambles that players must take in the game are what make RISK a classic, thoroughly engaging game. Those elements translated into an action-packed, thrilling story are what will make this a uniquely exciting movie."

"The Office" star Rainn Wilson is lending to his voice talents to a new documentary, "The New Recruits," from the creators of the award-winning doc "The Linguists." But the new company Wilson will be narrating for is nothing like Dunder Mifflin.

"The New Recruits" follows a group of business students who think of a new way to end global poverty: charge poor people for basic services. The students hit Kenya, Pakistan, and India to charge people for toilet service and drip irrigation in a movement touted "the alternative to charity."

"We are elated to have Rainn lend his comic sensibility and universally recognizable voice to 'The New Recruits'," said Jeremy Newberger, who along with Seth Kramer and Daniel A. Miller, is one of the three directors of the film. "Viewers will relish engaging 'The New Recruits' with Rainn as storyteller."

"I'm thrilled to be doing narration for the documentary The New Recruits," said Wilson. "It's a fascinating and often hysterical study of the challenges of capitalism in the developing world. Plus, I sound amaaaazing."

'Tis the season for top quality films on cable programming, and the lineup for December and January will be sure to make viewers more than jolly.

Cable movie channels Starz and Encore and affiliates will feature a variety of top entertainment in months to come. The planned programming celebrates numerous facets of movies both new and old, highlighting the actors and filmmakers involved, as well as the seasonal theme.

Leading up to Christmas Day, Starz will continue its diverse showcase of recent hit movies, showing "Obsessed," "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and "Rachel Getting Married" during December. In celebration of the holiday, the Starz offshoot Starz Kids & Family will air a 24-hour marathon of "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas" starting Christmas Eve afternoon.

The weekend premieres will continue in January with "The International," "Race to Witch Mountain," "Sunshine Cleaning" and "Hannah Montana: The Movie." The Starz original series "Crash" will continue airing second season episodes, as well, with the season finale airing December 11. The original film "Spartacus: Blood and Sand," a gladiator epic starring Lucy Lawless and John Hannah, will air January 22.

The excitement and adrenaline of the Octagon is about to come to your very own DVD player.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship will be releasing its best moments in a partnership with Anchor Bay Entertainment with "UFC: Ultimate 100 Greatest Fights." The 8-disc DVD set will be released on November 10 with a numbered, limited edition collector's box. The highlights of Pay-Per-View event UFC have previously been shown on Spike TV, but the demand from fans for the full fight experience led the establishment to manufacture "Ultimate 100 Greatest Fights."

The Top 100 fights features the best of the best in the no-holds-barred mixed martial arts bout. The championship, which traces its earliest origins to 1993, has evolved since its creation, undergoing numerous changes to the rules, format and its controversial presentation. The Octagon, the enclosure in which the battle takes place, has seen an increased usage in recent years with more and more bouts per year. UFC owners Zuffa LLC have also expanded to venues such as "World Extreme Cagefighting" and "The Ultimate Fighter." "UFC 105" is scheduled to air on November 14 and will feature Randy Couture and Brandon Vera in the light-heavyweight matchup.

Numerous UFC fighters have parlayed their exposure in the Octagon into acting careers, including Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell. Liddell, a UFC Hall-of-Famer, first took home the champion title in 2005 with "UFC 52," defending his belt four times after. The fighter's exposure has since expanded to other realms of entertainment with cameo appearances in "Drillbit Taylor" and "Entourage." Liddell also appeared on the fall 2009 season of "Dancing with the Stars" and loaned his voice to "The Simpsons" for an episode parodying the UFC.

Lars von Trier's provocative ad poster for his equally controversial film "Antichrist" has escaped a ban from U.K. advertising watchdog Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) amidst complaints that it was pornographic.

The ad features a man and a woman having sex on the foot of a tree. It carried a warning that the film "contains strong real sex, bloody violence and self-mutilation."

ASA received seven complaints that claim the image was pornographic, offensive, and inappropriate to be shown in a newspaper where children may see it.

But the organization claims the ad was "unlikely to cause sexual excitement." Also, the imagery appeared in national newspapers, The Times, Guardian, and The Independent, where children were unlikely to see it.

James Cameron's highly anticipated film "Avatar" is being questioned by concerned Hindus, who are asking the Oscar Award-winning filmmaker to attach a disclaimer in the film to tell viewers it has nothing to do with Hinduism.

The 3-D sci-fi epic film describes how humans employ Avatars to evacuate aliens from their forests. It is set for December 18 release.

Unfortunately, Avatar, a Sanskrit term meaning descent or incarnation, is also the central theme in Hinduism.

Hindus, led by The Universal Society of Hinduism president Rajan Zed, want Cameron to include a disclaimer in the beginning and end of the film to tell audience that the movie has nothing to do with Hinduism or its concepts.

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will be celebrating the history of Hollywood and its films with the "TCM Classic Film Festival." The festival will run from April 22 through April 25 and will feature major events, celebrity appearances and screenings of classic movies, all held in the heart of Hollywood.

There will be over 50 screenings in all which will include special introductions to provide context about each film. The festival will screen classic films, newly restored masterpieces, silent classics and undiscovered gems.

Robert Osborne, who is TCM's primetime host, will be the official host of the film festival. "Classic movies are something that link the past to the present and form a vital part of our culture," Osborne said. "This new festival will give those who love movies a way to connect with each other. It is a first-of-its-kind chance for TCM fans to experience the network in-person, meet others with the same interests and immerse themselves in a wide array of classic films."

The Film Foundation, which will be celebrating its 20th year of preserving and restoring classic films, will be honored as the nation's pre-eminent organization that is devoted to preserving Hollywood's legacy.

Adolescence can be a crazy time. Focus Features' latest film shows exactly how true that statement can be.

Focus has announced plans to start production on "It's Kind of a Funny Story," a movie by filmmaking team Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, adapted from Ned Vizzini's novel of the same name. Production - overseen by Misher Films' Kevin Misher and Wayfare Entertainment's Ben Browning, Michael Maher and Peter Rawlinson - will begin in early December in New York. Major casting for the project has also begun. Among the actors already attached are Keir Gilchrist, Emma Roberts, Zach Galifianakis, Lauren Graham, Jim Gaffigan, Zoe Kravitz, Viola Davis and Aasif Mandvi.

The story follows Gilchrist as 16-year-old Craig, who decides to get away from his hectic teenage life and his parents (Graham, Gaffigan) by committing himself to a mental health clinic, only to wind up in the adult ward rather than the children's. Taking up with a fellow patient (Galifianakis) and under the watch of the staff (Davis, Mandvi), Craig learns more about the difficulties of life and love, whether it's with the girl (Kravitz) he's been infatuated with forever or the promising relationship with another patient (Roberts) his age.

The latest team-up of Boden and Fleck follows on the heels of the recent baseball film "Sugar." Their collaboration on the 2006 movie "Half Nelson," which Fleck directed and the pair co-wrote, garnered a Best Actor Academy Award nomination for Ryan Gosling. The pair's work together began with the shorts "Gowanus, Brooklyn" and "Have You Seen This Man?"

Tyler Perry fans were upset when "Madea Goes to Jail" bypassed the high-definition format, but Lionsgate Home Entertainment announced that Perry's latest hit, "I Can Do Bad All By Myself," will hit Blu-ray along with DVD on January 12th.

The film stars Oscar-nominee Taraji P. Henson as April, an alcoholic nightclub singer who finds herself unwillingly taking in her sister's children after their grandmother can't be found. The film also stars Tyler Perry as Madea, Mary J. Blige, and Gladys Knight.

The Blu-ray and DVD will also include featurettes on the cast and characters as well as a making-of. A look at the music in the film, which featured performances from Blige and Knight, is also included.

"I Can Do Bad All By Myself" grossed over million at the box office. It's also Perry's eighth film in less than five years.

German comedienne Anke Engelke has been tapped to host the 22nd European Film Awards Ceremony. She will be welcoming the 1,400 guests of the event at Bochum's Century Hall on December 12.

Engelke, known for hosting the opening of the Berlin International Film Festival for several years, will be joined by Bauhouse, pioneers of audiovisual composition, on stage.

British director Ken Loach will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the event, while French actress Isabelle Huppert is set to be honored with the European Film Academy Achievement in World Cinema 2009.

The 22nd European Film Awards is presented by the European Film Academy and EFA Productions.

The new thriller "Let Me In" has kicked off production in Albuquerque on Monday. The film, by writer director Matt Reeves, will also be shooting in various places in New Mexico.

The film is based on the bestselling vampire novel of Swedish author John Ajvide Lindqvist, "Lat den Ratte Komma In," and is a remake of the highly acclaimed Swedish film.

It follows the story of an alienated 12-year-old boy who befriends a mysterious newcomer in his small town and discovers an unconventional path to adulthood.

Kodi Smit-McPhee and Chloe Moretz will star in the film along Elias Koteas, Cara Buono, and Sasha Barrese.

What's the next best thing to having a candy cane during the holiday season? Having some artificial peppermint flavoring courtesy of the latest addition to your DVD collection.

"Extract" will soon be available on home video. The Mike Judge comedy is scheduled to be released from Miramax Films and Buena Vista Home Entertainment on DVD and Blu-ray Hi-Def on Dec. 22.

The movie follows factory owner and manager Joel (Jason Bateman), whose working life is one long hassle, and his marriage is no better, with his wife (Kristen Wiig) barely showing him any affection. An accident on the job involving an employee (Clifton Collins Jr.) only further convinces Joel that he needs to get out of the extract business. But when a young temp (Mila Kunis) starts fawning over him it could spell trouble for everybody as Joel schemes to arrange for his wife to cheat on him with a young pool cleaner (Dustin Milligan) to avoid feeling guilty about his own planned affair.

The film's stars include Ben Affleck, J.K. Simmons, David Koechner, Beth Grant, Kiss singer Gene Simmons and the movie's writer/director Judge.

Academy Award-nominated actor Don Cheadle and Irish actor Brendan Gleeson have commenced production on their latest comedy thriller "The Guard" in the West of Ireland.

The film will follow the story of an unorthodox small-town Irish policeman (Gleeson) who unites with a straitlaced FBI agent (Cheadle) to take on a cocaine-smuggling ring.

Liam Cunningham, Pat Shortt, Fionnuala Flanagan, Mark Strong, David Wilmot, Rory Keenan, and Katarina Cas also star in the film.

"Ned Kelly" writer John Michael McDonagh has penned the script and is also directing the project.

"Prince of Darkness" Ozzy Osbourne wants Johnny Depp to play him in a film. The Black Sabbath legend says he wants his newly released memoir, "I Am Ozzy," to be turned into a movie and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star to star as him.

He told Now that he hopes the 46-year-old actor is the right person to take the lead role in the film, if ever it gets made.

"I Am Ozzy" details the 60-year-old rocker's journey from being born into a poor family into becoming the Godfather of Heavy Metal, where along the way, he encountered setbacks and difficulties, including his addiction to drugs and losing his best friend and writing partner Randy Rhoades in a tragic plane crash.

It was released on October 1.

'Tis the season for top quality films on cable programming, and the lineup for December and January will be sure to make viewers more than jolly.

Cable movie channels Starz and Encore and affiliates will feature a variety of top entertainment in months to come. The planned programming celebrates numerous facets of movies both new and old, highlighting the actors and filmmakers involved, as well as the seasonal theme.

Leading up to Christmas Day, Starz will continue its diverse showcase of recent hit movies, showing "Obsessed," "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and "Rachel Getting Married" during December. In celebration of the holiday, the Starz offshoot Starz Kids & Family will air a 24-hour marathon of "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas" starting Christmas Eve afternoon.

The weekend premieres will continue in January with "The International," "Race to Witch Mountain," "Sunshine Cleaning" and "Hannah Montana: The Movie." The Starz original series "Crash" will continue airing second season episodes, as well, with the season finale airing December 11. The original film "Spartacus: Blood and Sand," a gladiator epic starring Lucy Lawless and John Hannah, will air January 22.

The excitement and adrenaline of the Octagon is about to come to your very own DVD player.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship will be releasing its best moments in a partnership with Anchor Bay Entertainment with "UFC: Ultimate 100 Greatest Fights." The 8-disc DVD set will be released on November 10 with a numbered, limited edition collector's box. The highlights of Pay-Per-View event UFC have previously been shown on Spike TV, but the demand from fans for the full fight experience led the establishment to manufacture "Ultimate 100 Greatest Fights."

The Top 100 fights features the best of the best in the no-holds-barred mixed martial arts bout. The championship, which traces its earliest origins to 1993, has evolved since its creation, undergoing numerous changes to the rules, format and its controversial presentation. The Octagon, the enclosure in which the battle takes place, has seen an increased usage in recent years with more and more bouts per year. UFC owners Zuffa LLC have also expanded to venues such as "World Extreme Cagefighting" and "The Ultimate Fighter." "UFC 105" is scheduled to air on November 14 and will feature Randy Couture and Brandon Vera in the light-heavyweight matchup.

Numerous UFC fighters have parlayed their exposure in the Octagon into acting careers, including Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell. Liddell, a UFC Hall-of-Famer, first took home the champion title in 2005 with "UFC 52," defending his belt four times after. The fighter's exposure has since expanded to other realms of entertainment with cameo appearances in "Drillbit Taylor" and "Entourage." Liddell also appeared on the fall 2009 season of "Dancing with the Stars" and loaned his voice to "The Simpsons" for an episode parodying the UFC.

For the first time in television history, domestic goddess Martha Stewart will be appearing on the same set with Rachael Ray. The two daytime hosts will be sharing the same stage on their respective eponymous shows.

Stewart will be making a guest appearance on CBS' "The Rachael Ray Show" on November 12, where she will share her unique Thanksgiving centerpiece to Ray.

On the next day, Ray will be on NBC's "The Martha Stewart Show," where she will show the legendary icon how to prepare a perfect Thanksgiving Day dessert.

"The Rachael Ray Show" received its consecutive second Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show/Entertainment this year.

Fans are eagerly anticipating the season three finale of AMC's "Mad Men." The final episode of the Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning drama will be titled "Shut the Door. Have a Seat."

Don has an important meeting with Connie, Betty receives some advice and Pete talks to his clients.The series stars Jon Hamm, January Jones, Vincent Kartheiser, Elizabeth Moss, Christina Hendricks and John Slattery.

Scott Hornbacher of "The Sopranos" is the executive producer for the series.The episode will air on Sunday, November 8 at 10:00 pm on AMC.

Actress Gina Gershon appeared in a new interview on "The Wendy Williams Show" this week to discuss her latest career move.  Gershon stopped by on Tuesday, November 3 for the taping in New York, where Williams was also celebrating "Leopard Day."

The entire audience came to the taping decked out in their finest leopard animal prints. The host herself donned a leopard dress by Diane von Furstenburg, with fishnets by Capezio and jewelry from Roberta Chiarella.

The actress sat down to discuss her role as Rose Alvarez in the Broadway revival of "Bye Bye Birdie." Gershon even sported her won "Leopard Day" themed attire. "Bye Bye Birdie" also stars John Stamos in the 1960 remake.

Beer lovers will have the chance to sample 200 savory brews from around the world in October. 93 Rock is presenting "Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's Rock 'N' Brew" on Friday, October 2 from 7:00 pm until 11:00 pm.

Along with the vast variety of beers to be sampled, there will also be a variety of food tastings. A Hooters Bikini contest will get the crowd involved after the audience is asked to cheer for their favorite Hooters Girl and live entertainment from bands including pop group DC 3 featuring Fernando Perdomo, Derek Cintron and Tony Medina will entertain attendees.

Over 100 outdoor tents will feature imports such as Staropramen (Prague), Czechvar (Czech Republic), Harbin Lager (China), Polar (Venezuela), Famosa (Guatemala), Tona (Nicaragua), Estrella Damm (Barcelona), Grolsch (Holland), La Tropical (Cuba) and Kirin Ichibahn (Japan).

The selection of specialty micro and domestic brews will include Red Hook Slim Chance, Starr Hill Jomo Lager, Kona Fire Rock Pale Ale, Shock Top Ale - Belgian Style Wit, Wild Blue - Blueberry Lager, Kelly's Raspberry Hard Cider, Hurricane Reef Caribbean Pilsner and Bacardi Silver Mojito. Other popular domestic favorites and beer with a tropical twist will include Budweiser American Ale, Bud Light Lime, Michelob Ultra Amber, Michelob Ultra Orange Grapefruit, Landshark and Rolling Rock.

Exploramania is giving kids the chance to check out the new band "Wow" at the ABC Kids Expo. The Expo will take place from September 13 through September 16.

Wow will be performing live at the Las Vegas Hilton on September 14 at 8:30 pm after the ABC Kids Expo Banquet. All attendees and media can attend the show for free.

Kids and fans can also get a chance to meet Wow at the Booth #2738. VIP members can meet the band on Monday, September 14 and on Tuesday, September 15 everyone attending can meet Wow.

Parent can also pick up Exploracise Gymathtics DVD for kids. The educational workout teaches math and healthy lifestyle concepts while performing a complete exercise routine. Exploramania will also have other new products on sale at the booth for parents and kids to check out.

"Cirque Dreams: Holidaze" will be bringing an enchanting winter wonderland filled with a spectacular holiday fantasy to the Hard Rock Live at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida in November. The musical extravaganza will take place on November 4 until November 8.

The show was created and directed by Neil Goldberg. Ornaments will come to life as costumed characters perform astonishing feats that celebrate the holiday season and showcase pageantry, ingenuity and breathtaking artistry. The show features a cast of international acrobats, aerialists, singers, dancers and musicians that take to the stage, the air and while dangling from a 24-foot tall magical tree.

"Cirque Dreams Holidaze follows in the spirit of the Cirque Dreams brand vision which first premiered in 1993. Our dramatic and elaborate style of presenting Broadway theatrics with influences of European, American and inventive circus artistry continues to transcend imagination, appeal to everyone and offer high quality, affordable entertainment," said Goldberg.

Tickets for the shows go on sale on Friday, September 11 at noon. For every ticket purchased, will be donated to the Ann Storck Center neighborhood campus in Fort Lauderdale that benefits a preschool for infants and toddlers, a developmental training center and homes for children and adults with severe or multiple disabilities.

Holland's Crown Prince Willem-Alexander and his wife Princess Maxima marked the 400th anniversary of explorer Henry Hudson's arrival in Manhattan Tuesday.

The royal couple followed Henry's historic journey up the Hudson river in a helicopter before meeting dignitaries - including U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton - to celebrate their country's long friendship with America.

They also watched a fleet of ships, including a scale replica of Henry's Half Moon, sail past New York City while a Dutch ship gave a 21-gun salute.

In a speech, Willem-Alexander said: "Princess Maxima and I are overwhelmed with this tremendous welcoming to New York. It is wonderful to still be able to see the Dutch influences across the city, from transportation and art to music and food."

Wendy Williams made a career of speaking out, but now the "Wendy Williams Show" host is giving back. She's dedicated the month of September to collecting school supplies for a Asbury Park middle school in New Jersey.

Along with encouraging audience members to donate new school supplies for Asbury Park Middle School, Williams is partnering up with DonorsChoose.org so that supporters can help schools around the country and in their area in donating school supplies or making donations.

Asbury Park is special to Williams. Her parents were both teachers in the area's school system. I'm so thankful for so many different things that have gone on in my life. I lived in Asbury Park, that's where I was born and my mom and dad taught for a really long time in the Asbury Park school system. So it would only be fitting, you have to give back to where you come from."

To help with Williams' adopt-a-school initiative, supporters can visit www.donorschoose.org/wendywilliams.

Singer Usher is delving into the scent industry.The musician and actor is now adding fragrance designer to his resume. The hitmaker introduced a new fragrance for men titled "Usher VIP" through Elizabeth Arden.

The new men's fragrance is now available in stores across the country. The "Usher VIP" print campaign was shot in Los Angeles at the Sunset Towers by famed photographer Mario Testino.

"I consider fragrance to be one of the most important tools of engagement for seduction. With Usher VIP I created a gentlemen's scent, which would also appeal to women," said Usher. "Women tell me they love the scent of a man and I wanted to create that sense of confidence and style that women desire. VIP is a state of mind which is about what you do with that confidence and how you make an impact in the lives of those around you."

"With Usher's recent accomplishments over the past few years, he wanted to create a new refined fragrance that would represent new ways for him to express himself to his fans," said Art Spiro, Executive Vice President, Liz Claiborne Brands, Elizabeth Arden. "Through Usher VIP, Usher has captured the essence of his self-assurance and poise and utilized it to create a fresh and masculine scent to allow all to be a VIP."

Vancouver Fashion Week is embracing the green lifestyle. The fashion event will feature some of the city's hottest up-and-coming designers showing off their eco-friendly designs.

One of the featured lines will be from Jenny Sandberg, an instructor from the Vancouver College of Art and Design (VCAD). Sandberg's collection, Hawks Ave., is a rock 'n' roll inspired street line featuring jersey separates made from bamboo and organic cotton and organic denim jeans that are hand finished. All of the pieces are limited edition and made in house to lower its environmental impact.

"Fashion Week is a great opportunity for students to get a glimpse of how shows are produced and developed," says Shannon Yang, fellow VCAD fashion instructor. "It also gives students an opportunity to explore the different designs and further understand why they want this career path."

"Like similar events in London, New York and Paris, Vancouver Fashion Week is a great outlet for designers to show their creations and their appreciation for fashion," says Yang. "It also provides opportunities for local designers and strengthens the local fashion industry as well."

Rockers Kings of Leon are moving out of the chart-topping business and into creating tops, as well as jeans, and accessories. The "Use Somebody" singers are starting their own fashion line complete with flannel shirts and black leather jackets.

The band joins Paris-based Surface to Air in creating the collection, which is set to be sold exclusively in Copenhagen boutique ParisTexas. Available in only a limited amount of pieces, the collection is expected to hit the store in early December.

The collection includes pieces regularly found in Kings of Leon's wardrobe, including flannel shirts available in both red and grey. Along with some skinny denim with patchwork, the collection also includes a black leather bomber jacket and a pocket tee.

"Now it's time to start creating the next musical chapter in the novel that is Kings of Leon," said band member Nathan Followill earlier this month on his Twitter. The next chapter must include creating accessories, as the band's new collection also includes a red bandana, scarf, braided belt, shoes, and even jewelery. It can also all be topped off with a black hat with slim buckle detail.

Hollywood was lout in full force at the launch of Jimmy Choo for H&M collection Tuesday, where the star-studded guests were given a sneak peak at the glamorous new collection.

Paris Hilton and sister Nicky, Hayden Panettiere, Kate Walsh, Olivia Wilde, Sheryl Crow, Whitney Port, and Cat Deeley were among those who came out for the party held at a private residence at the Sunset Strip in Hollywood.

Jimmy Choo is the latest luxury designer to launch a more affordable line. The brand will include clothing, accessories, and its famous footwear for the Sweden-based retailer.

It will hit 200 H&M stores nationwide on November 14.

Lady Gaga's arguably questionable fashion sense will finally be formally recognized by the industry. The "Poker Face" hitmaker will be honored with the Stylemaker Award at the 13th annual Accessories Council Excellence Awards.

Designer Marc Jacobs will hand her the award at the event on November 2, Monday, in New York, WWD reports.

The 23-year-old singer, known for her flamboyant wardrobes, is "well-appointed in accessories," ACE President Karen Giberson stated, adding that people anticipate what she is going to wear next.

Honorees this year include Diane von Furstenberg for Accessory Visionary Award, Bottega Veneta's Tomas Maier for Designer of the Year, and TOMS Shoes for Humanitarian of the Year. Girls' toy Barbie will also be recognized as a Fashion Icon.

Beyonce has definitely put a ring on the MTV Europe Music Awards. The multi-award winning songstress added three more to her collection after winning Best Female, Best Song for "Halo," and Best Video for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" at the awards show in Berlin on Thursday.

The singer, who is married to rap superstar Jay-Z, thanked her husband for "putting a ring on it" as she accepted her Best Video award.

Jay-Z, meanwhile, also won in the Best Urban category.

Katy Perry returns to host the show for the second time in a row. She dazzled audience with her medley performance of the Best Song nominees - "I Gotta Feeling" by Black Eyed Peas, "When Love Takes Over" by David Guetta featuring Kelly Rowland, "Use Somebody" by Kings of Leon, "Halo" by Beyonce," and "Poker Face" by Lady Gaga - in cabaret-style.

"American Idol's" runner-up glam rocker Adam Lambert will be releasing his debut album this month. "For Your Entertainment" hits stores on Monday, November 23.

The album has contributions from artists such as Lady Gaga, Pink, Muse, Justin Hawkins formerly of The Darkness and River Cuomo of Weezer.

The first single of the same name was introduced on Ryan Seacrest's radio show on October 30. "For Your Entertainment" was written by Claude Kelly and Dr. Luke and produced by Dr. Luke. Adam also co-wrote four of the songs on the album.

Adam will also be performing the debut single at "The American Music Awards" on ABC on Sunday, November 22 with performances on "Good Morning America" and "Late Show With David Letterman" to follow.

17-year-old "American Idol" alumni Allison Iraheta is preparing to release her debut album, "Just Like You," on December 1st. But the red-haired rocker isn't waiting for her second album to pull out the big guns. Her debut features songwriting and production from the likes of Max Martin, Pink, and Kara DioGuardi.

Kelly Clarkson named Iraheta as one of her favorite Idols last season and now her "Since U Been Gone" hitmaker is at the helm of her first single, "Friday I'll Be Over U," along with Shellback. The two also wrote and produce the title track for the album, "Just Like You."

Also fresh off Clarkson's current hit album are producers Howard Benson and Sam Watters and Louis Biancaniello. Benson produced tracks like single "I Do Not Hook Up" and "Don't Let Me Stop You" for Clarkson, and contributes "Don't Waste the Pretty" and "Still Breathing" to Iraheta's album. Watters and Biancaniello wrote and produce "D is for Dangerous" for the album as well.

Pink shares a songwriting credit with "Idol" judge Kara DioGuardi on "No One Else," while Kevin Rudolf, who scored his own smash with "Let It Rock" earlier in the year, wrote and produced "Beat Me Up" for Iraheta. Iraheta also scores her first songwriting credit on "You Don't Know Me," the album's closer."

Jason DeRulo scores his first #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 charts with his debut track, "Whatcha Say." The song, which samples Imogen Heap's "Hide and Seek," moves up to #1 from #2 last week on the strength of its radio play and digital sales. The single is the first from his upcoming debut album, which is slated to be released in the first quarter of 2010.

Last week's #1 from another newcomer, "Fireflies" by Owl City, is at #2 this week. Definitely not a newcomer and earning his second top 3 single off his album "The Blueprint 3" is Jay-Z who jumps from #13 last week to #3 with "Empire State of Mind," which features Alicia Keys. Jay-Z also takes the #7 spot with "Run This Town," which features Rihanna and Kanye West.

Former #1 "Down" by Jay Sean is down to #4 this week, while Miley Cyrus is also down one to #5 with "Party in the U.S.A." Lady Gaga stays at #6 with "Paparazzi" while another single debuts at #9, "Bad Romance," her latest RedOne-produced track. Both singles can be found on her upcoming "The Fame Monster" release.

Britney Spears continues at #8 with her former #1 hit "3," off her upcoming "The Singles Collection," featuring other #1 hits like "Toxic" and "Womanizer." Taylor Swift rounds out the top 10 with "Jump, Then Fall," the first new cut from her "Fearless: Platinum Edition" re-release.

Kid Rock and Martina McBride have been added to the performer's line-up of the "43rd Annual CMA Awards," airing live from Nashville's Sommet Center on ABC November 11th.

Kid Rock will perform with four-time nominee Jamey Johnson for their first televised duet during the telecast. Four-time Female Vocalist of the Year winner Martina McBride has also been added to the performers line-up.

Already scheduled to perform this year are Taylor Swift, Sugarland, Zac Brown Band, George Strait, Tim McGraw, Reba McEntire, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Brooks & Dunn, and Kenny Chesney and Dave Matthews, and Vince Gill and Daughtry. Hosts Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley will also perform.

Newly added presenters include The Judds, LeAnn Womack, and Kris Kristofferson. Also presenting are Kellie Pickler, LeAnn Rimes, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jake Owen, Randy Houser, and more.