Naomi Campbell's spokesman says the supermodel will cooperate with police following an accusation of assault from a man who was reportedly hired to drive her. The driver accused Campbell of punching and slapping him while he was driving her around New York on Tuesday, says the Associated Press. He claimed Campbell flew into a rage and began hitting him from the back seat. He said his head collided with the steering wheel, resulting in bruising beneath his right eye. The AP says the driver told police that he brought the car to a stop in midtown Manhattan and talked with a traffic agent, who contacted the authorities. He alleged that Campbell hopped out of the car and ran. Read More »

Steve Harvey is bringing his best-selling advice skills to young men around the country. The radio personality and author of Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man is using his fan base to create mentoring camps in 10 cities nationwide for 2010. The idea started last year when he hosted 100 young men at his own home for a weekend. "That weekend in 2009 was a life-changer," he says. "When you teach the principles of manhood, you will produce a better man; because a boy without a male role model is like an explorer without a map." Read More »

Gerard Butler, Kellan Lutz, Chris O'Donnell, Ne-Yo and Dr. Oz are a just a few of this year's Fun Fearless Males in Cosmo's annual round-up, and ET was there as the hunky guys strutted their stuff at the 2010 Fun Fearless Male Awards in New York! "I'd rather be the best or the worst of something, so it's a very cool thing," says Gerard of the honor, adding, "I think I'm a good combination [of fun and fearless]." Thinking of the most fearless thing he's ever done on a date, he reveals, "I hung off a bridge once … I thought it'd be very funny." "They obviously made a mistake -- I couldn't play it any safer than I play it," jokes "NCIS: Los Angeles" star Chris. "I'm more fun [than fearless]. I've got plenty of fears. I'm not jumping out of planes anytime soon." Read More »