CULTURE

Gwyneth Paltrow has recently come under fire over reports that her cookbook My Father's Daughter was not actually written by the actress. Last week a report surfaced in the New York Times alleging that a Cookbook Ghostwriter penned the popular lifestyle guide.

Other than that, there are few surprises.

Rumors have been rampant that Bobbi Kristina Brown was engaged to her adopted brother Nick Gordon, but it looks like they are not true.

Scholastic is publishing a biography of Jeremy Lin.

Beyonce and Blue Ivy Carter have been seen all over New York City together, but Beyonce has kept Blue's face shielded from the paparazzi.

Bethenny Frankel recently suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction and accidentally flashed the Anderson show audience, but said she should get some credit for wearing underwear because Jersey Shore star Snooki wouldn't be wearing any.

Rosie O'Donnell's talk show on Oprah Winfrey's network, OWN, was cancelled on Friday citing low ratings, but rumors of backstage tension may have contributed to the decision as well.

Nigeria's super rich are no strangers to conspicuous consumption, and there's no better way to flaunt your wealth than by buying a brand new European sports car.

Are they or aren't they?

Jessica Simpson might be very, very pregnant these days, but she is not letting a big baby bump stop her from flaunting her best pregnancy fashions. Just weeks (or possibly days) before giving birth to a baby girl, Jessica Simpson is still rocking sky-high heels, skin-tight dresses and leopard print.

An alleged sex tape of singer Tulisa Contostavlos has leaked on the Web, sending Twitter into a frenzy and the X Factor judge has since threatened legal action.

From the islands of Fiji to Costa Rica, Australia, and Italy, check out the world's best eco-resorts!

Omar Sharif Jr. says he fears returning to Egypt after coming out as gay and half-Jewish. The Grandson of two-time Gold Globe-winning actor Omar Sharif says he hesitantly confessed to his race and sexual orientation, in a piece published by The Advocate this weekend.

Kristen Stewart appeared on Today this morning to promote Snow White and the Huntsman and set the record straight on her reported beef with The Hunger Games stars Jennifer Lawrence.

The new and extended trailer shows more of the film's dark moments.

Lana Del Rey continues to bring the controversy with her new video for her song, Blue Jeans.

Rihanna has added a small cross tattoo on her collarbone to her growing collection of body art.

Beyoncé will return to the stage for the first time since giving birth to her daughter Blue Ivy Carter. The 'Girls Run the World' singer will perform 3 concerts over Memorial Day weekend at the Ovation Hall at Revel Resorts in New Jersey.

Nicki Minaj has released the tracklist of her upcoming album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded (Young Money / Universal) due out for April 3 along with a full list of her UK tour dates.

The cast paid a visit to the Today Show on Monday, days ahead of the season five premiere.

Weeks of eye crossing preparation and practice goes in to each episode.

Michael Bay is taking artistic license to the max in his reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies by making the turtles aliens instead of mutants.

Stacy Keibler, the leggy blond who is now known as George Clooney's latest gal pal, is rumored to be in talks to join X Factor.

Heidi Klum may be going through a divorce, but she still has something to sing about.

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's real-life chemistry may make on-screen love scenes less awkward to perform, but Pattinson has revealed that some episodes of their Twilight romance were scary.

Bobby Brown has reportedly written a biopic entitled The Bad Boy of R and B: The Bobby Brown Story and wants his daughter, Bobbi Kristina, to act in it.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley might be a supermodel known for her stunning good looks, but her wardrobe is not half-bad either.

Mirror Mirror opens in theaters Mar. 30.

The Book: Released in 2008, The Hunger Games is a young adult book penned by Suzanne Collins. The central events take place in a post apocalyptic world known as Panem (formerly North America), which is divided into 12 districts.