ET has the latest... Sandra Bullock makes her first statement since the sex scandal regarding her husband Jesse James first made headlines. The Oscar winner addresses the Internet report that James has a homemade sex tape of the couple. "There is no sex tape," she says in the statement. "There never has been one and there never will be one." Read More »

One day after news broke that actress Nicollette Sheridan filed a $20 million lawsuit against "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry and ABC following an alleged violent incident -- a lawyer for the star speaks out to ET. Sheridan filed a lawsuit claiming Cherry struck her across the head and face in 2008 and then ultimately fired her from the hit ABC show after she reported the incident. Sheridan's attorney's statement reads in its entirety: Read More »

Actor George Clooney is speaking out against reports that he has broken up with Italian actress and TV presenter Elisabetta Canalis. Clooney reacted to the tabloid reports, saying, "Once again the story is made up, spread to other outlets and now denied. But don't let facts get in the way of a good story." Clooney and Canalis were the couple to watch on the red carpet this awards season. It was announced in March that Canalis, 31, will be appearing on five episodes of the TNT drama "Leverage." Meanwhile, Clooney's new film, 'The American,' is set to hit theaters September 1. Read More »

According to the California attorney general, the late Corey Haim had acquired over 550 prescription pills illegally within the three months preceding his death. Attorney Jerry Brown says the former child star obtained the pills through seven different doctors, the Associated Press reports. Brown told the AP that the doctors who prescribed the medication, which included Valium and Soma, were questioned by investigators and appeared to have been tricked into writing the prescriptions. Haim, known for his roles in 'Lost Boys' and 'License to Drive,' passed away in his mother's California apartment early last month. He was 38. Read More »

More than 50 pooches gathered at an L.A. hotel last Wednesday for a dinner commemorating the Jewish holiday of Passover, and there was plenty of kosher dog food to go around. The canines scarfed down delicacies such as Evanger's dog food and Wagatha's Dog Biscuits at the 1st Annual Passover Seder for Dogs, a non-denominational affair hosted by the online mag Dog News Daily at the Hotel Palomar. The festive evening included an adoption drive for dogs from the Best Friends Animal Society and Los Angeles Animal Services, as well as a silent auction. Read More »

ET has the latest... Hollywood.tv is there as George Lopez visits his friend Sandra Bullock in Hollywood. Lopez paid a visit to the actress on Monday, where he told photographers the Oscar winner was "doing good" and that "she's fine." Read More »

Nicollette Sheridan has filed a lawsuit against "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry, claiming he struck her across the head and face while on the set of the hit ABC show. ET has obtained court documents in which Sheridan claims that once she reported the alleged incident to ABC, Cherry arranged for her to be terminated from the show. Sheridan is suing for wrongful termination, and assault and battery, among other claims. In the papers, Sheridan claims, "From the inception of the show, Cherry created a hostile work environment for the cast, crew and writers who work on the show, and Sheridan in particular." Read More »

Oprah Winfrey has landed John Edwards' former mistress Rielle Hunter's first TV interview. There is no word on when the sitdown might take place, or when it will air. Hunter has been in the news ever since Edwards confessed in 2008 that he had carried on an affair with the woman, and denied and then later confirmed that he had fathered her young daughter, Frances Quinn. Edwards and his wife, Elizabeth, who suffers from terminal cancer, are currently separated. Read More »

Bestselling author Frank Luntz reveals the subtext of what Tiger Woods said during his Monday morning press conference -- and what the beleaguered golf great said with body language. "When he says that he spoke to his lawyer, you instantly think that he did something, wrong, or else he would not be communicating to his lawyer," Luntz says. "He spent the entire time with his arms folded -- very defensive, very accusatorial. That's also significant in his body language," Luntz points out of Tiger's stance during the press conference. Read More »

Amid a flurry of devoted Michael Jackson fans chanting and carrying signs, members of the Jackson family made their way into a Los Angeles courthouse Monday to attend a court hearing for Dr. Conrad Murray, who has been charged with involuntary manslaughter related to the death of the King of Pop. The late pop icon's family members -- Janet Jackson, Jermaine Jackson, Katherine Jackson, among others -- attended Monday's hearing, where Jackson's former physician appeared. A somber Murray appeared before judge Peter Espinoza wearing a black suit and yellow tie. The embattled doctor has denied any wrongdoing and has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the June 25, 2009 death of Jackson. Read More »