Actress Tara Reid has called off her wedding, according to a report. The celeb said in a statement to People.com, "Tara Reid has confirmed that she will not be moving forward with her May 22 nuptials." Tara and Internet entrepreneur Michael Axtmann got engaged in January in Los Angeles. In March, ET went wedding dress shopping with Tara, and she said at the time of her planned nuptials, "[The guest list] won't be small, but it won't be big. ... It'll be nice. It'll be just the right amount of people. … I want to keep it [to] close special friends and family." Read More »

ET was there as Michael Douglas and his ex-wife Diandra exited the New York City courthouse where their son Cameron was sentenced to prison on Tuesday. A judge sentenced the star's son to five years in prison following Cameron's guilty plea to drug charges in January. See the Oscar winner's hand-written letter to the judge requesting leniency for his son. Read More »

ET has the latest... Starting Wednesday on Entertainment Tonight, it's the most scathing expose of a Hollywood marriage, as the baseball coach who says he had an affair with Larry King's wife Shawn tells all! Hector Penate claims that not only did Larry know about the affair, but the CNN host and his wife's two young sons knew as well. Penate also claims that Shawn knew that Larry was having an affair with her sister! Read More »

The woman who accused illusionist David Copperfield of raping her on his private island in the Bahamas in 2007 is dropping her lawsuit against him. The Washington woman's attorneys made the announcement on Tuesday, says the Associated Press. Throughout the scandal, Copperfield denied his accuser's allegations and claimed she was trying to extort him. Last year, the woman was charged with making bogus sexual assault claims against another man. Read More »

Michael Douglas' son Cameron was given a prison sentence by a New York judge today after he pleaded guilty to drug charges in January. Once facing a ten-year term, the judge ordered Cameron, 31, to five years in prison, the Associated Press reports. According to the AP, Michael's son apologized for his actions and admitted to dealing methamphetamine and cocaine. The 'Wall Street' actor submitted a hand-written letter to the judge, asking him to lenient with his son. He wrote, "I love my son, but I'm not blind to his actions. ... I don't want to see him break." Read More »

Sherri Shepherd told ET who she's rooting for on "Dancing with the Stars," and gave contender Niecy Nash some tips to win big, as she stepped out for a good cause in Harlem, NY. "I love two people -- I'm [on] 'Team Niecy Nash' and I'm [on] 'Team Kate Gosselin,'" Sherri told ET. She explained her support for Kate by saying, "Before you throw tomatoes at me, I love Kate Gosselin because she's a single mother and I'm thinking about her eight children. That's it. I don't care what happens in her life, it's the children. She’s working for her kids." When it comes to Niecy, Sherri said, "Niecy, this is how you take home the title. You are already doing it -- you are for the big girls, you are representing for us. You already said you want to keep your jiggly parts -- I've got jiggly parts, so every time ... Read More »

Michael Douglas hand-wrote a letter to a New York judge asking the courts to be lenient with his son Cameron Douglas' sentence after he pleaded guilty in January to a drug charge that carries a hefty prison sentence. "I have some idea of the pressures of finding your own identity with a famous father," Michael, son of Kirk Douglas, writes in regards to Cameron. "I'm not sure I can comprehend it with two generations to deal with." "I love my son, but I'm not blind to his actions. ... I don't want to see him break." Read More »

Aunt Kim Kardashian couldn't resist posting a pic on Twitter of her adorable nephew Mason Dash Disick. The reality star tweeted: "I miss my little Masey!!!" Mason's mom and Kim's sister Kourtney Kardashian responded to the tweet, writing: "Everyone told on [you] Kim for showing a pic of Mason! At least [you are] an incredible auntie. We miss [you] come home." Read More »