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• Rumor has it David Duchovny and Tea Leoni recently separated because of Tea's relationship with costar Billy Bob Thornton. David supposedly found "explicit text messages" from him on Tea's phone, leading to the split.— Daily Mail
• Ryan and Redmond O'Neal were both charged with felony possession of methamphetamine, following the drug bust at their house, and will be arraigned on Nov. 13. — TMZ
• Lisa Bonet and her boyfriend Jason Momoa are expecting another baby. This will be Lisa's third child and her second with Jason. — People
• The rumored sex tape between Peter Cook and Diana Bianchi, the teen he cheated on Christie Brinkley with, supposedly exists. Bianchi's lawyer is considering suing since she did not give consent before being taped, while Cook claims not to know about the material. — NY Post
• Nancy Reagan has been hospitalized after she fell and broke her pelvis and is expected to make a recovery in six to eight weeks. — AP
• Jay Leno is being sued by the estate of Macy's heir John W. Straus, who alleges that Jay was illegally sold an antique car during a fake auction. — AP
• Kevin Costner and and his wife Christine are expecting their second baby. It will be his sixth child. — Entertainment Tonight

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The story of Big Brother watching and controlling all of the helpless citizens in Eagle Eye might be more effective if it weren't quite so preposterous. That said, this movie intends to thrill and entertain, and it succeeds on all counts. It holds your attention with all the plot twists and the bombardment of explosions, the kind of explosions that make a certain audience cheer. Eagle Eye will probably not be an award-winner, but it's great for when you want to totally escape with a loud, ridiculous, big ol' Hollywood popcorn flick.

For starters, the two leads are seriously likable. I so enjoy watching Michelle Monaghan in pretty much anything (even crap like Made of Honor) because she seems so comfortable on screen. She's like someone we all might know. Not average, really, but familiar in a comforting way — smart, nurturing, sweet, tough. And Shia LaBeouf is utterly adorable in this film. It doesn't ask much of him, but he delivers nicely nonetheless. He plays Jerry Shaw, a slacker living in Chicago and having trouble making ends meet. The sudden death of his estranged twin brother Ethan sets off a series of baffling occurrences for Jerry, starting with a strange woman contacting him on the phone just as he's being set up to look like a terrorist. Oh, this is only the beginning, though, so read more

The action thriller movie Eagle Eye will be landing in theaters this Friday and E! Online had the chance to sit down with the leading stars from the movie, including Michelle Monaghan, Billy Bob Thornton and Rosario Dawson, to talk about the technology from the movie and the role it plays in our everyday lives. It sounds like it has a riveting plotline — I can't wait to go see it!

A dapper Shia LaBeouf kept his injured hand in his pocket leading the way at the premiere of Eagle Eye in LA last night. You all aren't huge fans of Megan Fox, but the sexy siren held her Transformers costar's hand as they walked down the red carpet. Shia's costars in the movie at hand last night, Michelle Monaghan and Billy Bob Thornton, looked beautiful and creepy respectively. It's good to see Shia out smiling again and hear him back on the interview circuit not shying away from talking about his crash and how lucky he is. The thriller hits theaters next week so we'll see whether viewers are ready to welcome him back as a leading man after his dramatic Summer.

To see over 40 more photos of the premiere including Megan, Shia, Michelle, Rosario, Billy Bob and more just read more

Check out this interesting-looking cast.
This film project brings together some interesting folks: Billy Bob Thornton, Kim Basinger, Ashley Olsen, Brandon Routh, Jon Foster and Lou Pucci are all set to star in The Informers, based on a collection of short stories by Bret Easton Ellis.

What's it about?
Well, in typical Ellis fashion (this is the man who penned American Psycho and Rules of Attraction), I'm betting on a healthy dose of rape, drug use and general depravity. Variety describes the plot thusly: "The drama is set over the course of a week in 1983, in the chillingly nihilistic world of Ellis' youth in Los Angeles. Seven storylines intersect, involving movie execs, rock stars, a vampire and other morally challenged characters."

Ashley Olsen? Really?
Molly thinks this is a mistake, that reporters on this story are mixing up Ashley and Mary-Kate. If this turns out to be true, it will be pretty amusing.

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Before it was a fantastic TV show, Friday Night Lights was a bestselling nonfiction book about a Texas high school football team that became a 2004 movie starring Billy Bob Thornton. The movie premieres on FX tonight, and it's a great mix of character drama and thrilling football action.

The movie sticks closer to the book than the TV series does, but both show the impact of the team's victories — and defeats — on a dusty, depressed small town that doesn't have a lot else going for it. Fun fact: Connie Britton, who totally deserves an Emmy for her role as the coach's wife on the "Friday Night Lights" TV show, also plays the coach's wife in the movie. To see the trailer, read more