Thursday May 2, 2013
Here's the Scoop....
Finally some news from Kim and Kanye that is good to hear. Instead of gifts for their new baby, they are asking for donations to a children s hospital. Read all of the details below.
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Kardashian, West: No baby gifts, give to kids hospital
Soon-to-be-parents Kim Kardashian and Kanye West asked friends to donate to a Chicago children's hospital instead of buying baby gifts, a Kardashian agent said. The celebrity socialite-actress and Chicago rapper asked friends to donate to the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital, Kardashian's publicity representative said. The hospital, formerly known as Children's Memorial Hospital, issued a statement expressing "its sincerest gratitude" to Kardashian and West "for their thoughtfulness and support of the hospital." "We wish them all the best in the upcoming arrival of their baby," the statement said. Donations made on the couple's behalf will go to the hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which provides critically ill newborns with highly specialized care, the hospital said.
Lily James to star in Disney's 'Cinderella'
Walt Disney Studios has chosen British actress Lily James to star in a live-action version of the classic fairy tale "Cinderella," the production company said. James, 24, will face Australian actress Cate Blanchett, 43, who will play Cinderella's evil stepmother. Scottish actor Richard Madden, 26, is listed on the Internet Movie Database as rumored to play Prince Charming. Kenneth Branagh will direct the film, to be released next year. Emma Watson, 23, who played Hermione Granger in the "Harry Potter" film series, had been in talks for the princess role, but a deal could not be worked out, The Hollywood Reporter and Variety reported. James plays the rebellious Lady Rose McClare in the British drama "Downton Abbey," airing in the United States on PBS. The "Cinderella" project was started by Disney in May 2010 after the studio's success with the computer-animated and live-action "Alice in Wonderland" fantasy film starring Mia Wasikowska and Johnny Depp, the Reporter said.
LOOSE LIPS:
"There's something to be learned from this. And that lesson is, never marry a man who has the same name as your mom." - Jimmy Kimmel, commenting on Kim Kardashian and Kris
Humphries's long-awaited divorce settlement, on his late-night talk show
LIL WAYNE HOSPITALIZED For Another Seizure
TMZ is reporting that Lil Wayne was hospitalized again for a seizure. Sources close to Wayne tell us... the rapper was taken to Cedars-Sinai in L.A. late Tuesday night by his bodyguards. We're told he suffered a single seizure and was treated and released early this morning. As we first reported, 30-year-old Lil Wayne spent a week at Cedars back in March after suffering multiple severe seizures that nearly killed him. He spent 6 days in ICU. Wayne subsequently went on the radio and explained he's an epileptic, and has been suffering from seizures since he was
a kid.
TNT picks up 'Dallas' for another season
TNT has renewed "Dallas" -- the drama about the wealthy, feuding Ewing family -- for a 15-episode third season, Warner Bros. Television said Tuesday. "Although we said goodbye to ("Dallas" star) Larry Hagman and his iconic character J.R. Ewing this year, 'Dallas' has many more stories left to tell, and the Ewing clan will continue to honor J.R.'s memory by keeping its audience surprised and delighted," TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies President Michael Wright said in a statement. Hagman, one of the returning actors from the original series that aired on CBS from 1978 to 1991, died Nov. 23 at 81. Warner Bros.' Warner Horizon Television resurrected "Dallas" last year to an average 6.9 million viewers per episode. The second season averaged about 3 million viewers an episode, but that number rose to 3.8 million viewers when including seven days of DVR playback. The farewell to Hagman's character got a season high 3.6 million viewers. Patrick Duffy as Bobby Ewing is now the senior member of the Ewing family, after older brother J.R.'s death. The 1978 series originally focused on Bobby's marriage to Pam Barnes, played by Victoria principal. The Ewing and Barnes families were sworn enemies. J.R. became the show's main character, with his schemes and dirty business becoming the show's trademark. In the current series, Bobby is married to Ann, played by Brenda Strong. Linda Gray stars as Sue Ellen Ewing, J.R.'s former wife and the mother of his son, John Ross, played by Josh Henderson.