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Wayne Newton's yacht sinks in Lake Mead
National Park Service rangers say they are investigating why entertainer Wayne Newton's 65-foot yacht sank on the Arizona side of Lake Mead. The unoccupied 1996 Skipperliner "Rendezvous" took on water while docked at Temple Bar Marina last Friday, the Las Vegas Sun reported. Newton's representative told the newspaper the luxury boat contained family photos and artwork when it was submerged. A preliminary investigation indicates an equipment failure caused the ship to sink, the Sun said.
'Catching Fire' to open in China Nov. 21
Lionsgate says "Catching Fire," the second installment of its "Hunger Games" film franchise, is set for a November release on more than 3,000 screens in China. The film will be available in both dubbed and subtitled prints when it opens in the country Nov. 21. "'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' has become a truly global phenomenon, and its day-and-date release in this key territory further cements its status as a worldwide motion picture event of epic proportions," Lionsgate Motion Picture Group Co-Chairs Patrick Wachsberger and Rob Friedman said in a joint statement Tuesday. "The release of the first 'Hunger Games' film in China established a strong fan base on which 'Catching Fire' is positioned to build," said Wendy Reeds, executive vice president of content sales and distribution for China's Celestial Tiger Entertainment. "China has become one of the world's leading box office territories, and the release of 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' in China is another major step forward in our distribution of film and TV content in this key market."
LOOSE LIPS:
"I think everything about Ruben Studdard is sexy!" - Former American Idol champ Ruben Studdard, defending his abundance of body hair, on The Biggest Loser
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This 80's Halloween classic is in talks for a sequel... Guess who???
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West get engaged
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian got engaged to hip-hop artist Kanye West in San Francisco Monday night, her 33rd birthday, E! News reported. The rapper proposed to Kardashian in front of friends and family at the AT&T Park stadium, which West rented out for the occasion. There was no word on where or when the couple plan to wed. Their first child, daughter North West, was born June 15.
Jenna Jameson appears intoxicated in interview, report says
Porn star-turned-novelist Jenna Jameson appeared intoxicated during an interview with "Good Day New York" Monday morning, TMZ reported. Producers cut the chat short after Jameson, 39, seemed out of it while the cameras were rolling, the celebrity news website said. Jameson was booked on the program to talk about her first novel, "Sugar." This is not the first time she has been accused of substance abuse, TMZ said. She pleaded guilty to driving under the influence last year after she crashed her car into a light pole while on unspecified prescription drugs and her ex-boyfriend, Tito Ortiz, has claimed she is addicted to OxyContin. The one-time adult-film actress has denied allegations she is addicted to the prescription painkiller.
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This 80's Halloween classic is in talks for a sequel... Guess who???
It's Beetlejuice!
Burton, Keaton in talks for 'Beetlejuice' sequel
Director Tim Burton and actor Michael Keaton are in talks to make a sequel to the 1988 paranormal comedy "Beetlejuice," Hollywood's Variety reported. Seth Grahame-Smith wrote a script for the follow-up and will produce with his partner David Katzenberg through their KatzSmith Productions company, the entertainment industry trade newspaper said Monday.Burton and Grahame-Smith previously collaborated on "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" and "Dark Shadows."