Celebrity News Beat

Another Strike? Broadway’s Lights Go Out

On the heels of the writers strike, stagehands on Broadway were unable to come to terms on their contract negotiations and went on strike Saturday. Many hit shows ‘The Grinch That Stole Christmas’ and others were shut down, forcing theater owners to refund tickets or issue rainchecks. Watch the video for more.

Britney Spears Ordered To Pay K-Fed’s Lawyers

A California court has ordered Britney Spears to pay $120,000 of her ex-husband’s legal fees. Sounds pretty fair since K-Fed claims he doesn’t have any income aside from spousal and child support.

Michael Jackson Not Losing Neverland Ranch

After a default notice posted on the internet showing Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch in default, a spokesman for Michael reports that the loan is being refinanced and there are no worries of a default on the property. Funny, he doesn’t live there anymore. Why not sell it?

What Celebrity Tops The Extravagant Spending Chart?

You won’t believe how much this celebrity spends on [watch the video] … a month!

Screenwriters Go On Strike

Entertainment industry screenwriters, responsible for television shows, movies, late night television and much more went on strike. They’re seeking a fair contract that includes a share of the ‘new media’ profits including DVD and online downloads but were not able to come to terms with studios. It’s been 20 years since the last writers strike.

No Extradition To Mexico For Dog The Bounty Hunter

‘The Dog’ fans are cheering. Mexican authorities dropped the alleged kidnapping charges again Duane ‘The Dog’ Chapman stemming from a 2003 capture of Max Factor heir Andrew Luster for jumping bond. Prosecutors are appealing the decision. His A&E television show ‘Dog The Bounty Hunter’ is currently off the air indefinitely.

Harry Potter Author JK Rowling Auctions New Book

JK Rowling, creator of the successful Harry Potter series of movies and books is auctioning off her new, handwritten book to benefit a charity she founded to help institutionalized children. Watch the video for more.

Duane ‘The Dog’ Chapman Sorry For Racial Slur after TV Show Suspended

A&E Television star Duane ‘The Dog’ Chapman, through his attorney, says he’s sorry for the racial slur caught on tape during a conversation with his son. Production on his hit A&E Television show, Dog The Bounty Hunter, was suspended after the incident. Watch the video for more.

Singer Robert Goulet Dies at 73