ET has the latest... In an all-new interview, Brittany Murphy's husband Simon Monjack is speaking out just two days after his wife's untimely death. "How did it happen? Her mum, myself and her family -- we want to know why we lost our baby," he tells People.com. Monjack says he hasn't slept since his mother-in-law found Murphy in the bathroom early Sunday morning and that although he didn't initially like the idea of an autopsy, he knew it was necessary. Read More »

ET has the latest... The late Brittany Murphy's half-brother Jeff Bertolotti calls the actress' death "heartbreaking" and says the people around her should have "taken care of her better." In a new interview with People.com, Bertolotti says he hadn't seen his sister in eight years because "the Hollywood walls went up" and that none of his calls to her were returned. Despite their estrangement, Bertolotti says the news of her death is shocking. Read More »

ET confirms with the Los Angeles Police Department that there was no evidence of foul play in the death of Brittany Murphy. Read on for details… Detective Wendi Berndt confirmed to ET that there was no evidence of any suspicious activity found in the death of the 'Clueless' and '8 Mile' star, who died Sunday morning at the age of 32. Berndt supervises the Police Department's homicide unit in Hollywood, according to the Associated Press. Read More »

Who made the most appearances on ET in 2009? From Angelina Jolie and Jon & Kate to Tom Hanks, watch the video to catch the complete list of top 10 stars! Whether he was clowning with our own Mary Hart on a rooftop in Rome or racing across the big screen as Robert Langdon in 'Angels & Demons,' "Tom Terrific" Hanks is an ET favorite at No. 10. Tied with Tom at 10 is Donny Osmond, who at 52 became the oldest "Dancing with the Stars" champ this year. Two very different "Octo-moms" are tied for the No. 9 spot. Donny's sister Marie Osmond manages eight of her own kids, but that hasn't slowed her down as our special "DWTS" correspondent – with a Vegas show at the Flamingo! Meanwhile, Kate Gosselin grabbed the headlines often with her bitter split from hubby Jon Gosselin, who comes in at No. 6. ... Read More »

The autopsy of Brittany Murphy is now done. Ed Winter, the Assistant Chief Coroner for Los Angeles County, tells ET that Murphy's autopsy has concluded, but the results are deferred pending toxicology, histopathology, and neuropathology reports, which could take six to eight weeks to receive. Coroner's officals also report that there was no evidence of trauma to the body. Read More »

A Los Angeles judge has set a date for the dissolution of LeAnn Rimes and Dean Sheremet's marriage. Read on for details… On June 19, 2010, LeAnn and Dean's marital status will be terminated and the parties will be restored to single status under the law, according to court papers. The Marital Settlement Agreement, consisting of 44 pages, will not be filed due to the parties' mutual desire to maintain their privacy. The papers, filed last Thursday by Dean, cite irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split. Dean is asking for spousal support from LeAnn and asks that LeAnn pay for attorney fees. The couple have been married since February 23, 2002. Read More »

Kendra Wilkinson, who welcomed baby son Hank IV on 10 days ago, has tweeted about his first doctor's appointment. "[Just] got back from pediatrician [and] he's 100 percent healthy ... now I'm 100 percent happy," she tweeted on Monday. Baby Hank was born on December 11, weighing in at 9 lbs. 5 oz. He is the first son for Kendra and hubby Hank Baskett. Read More »

ET has the latest... Brittany Murphy's family is now speaking out about the late actress' health before her shocking death on Sunday. The Los Angeles coroner's office tells ET that her family revealed she had been suffering from flu-like symptoms days before she died and that prescription medications were taken from her home. Murphy's autopsy is being conducted Monday morning and the cause of her death will not be determined for a number of weeks. Read More »

The Los Angeles Chief Coroner Investigator tells ET that Brittany Murphy's cause of death may be "deferred" for several weeks. Craig R. Harvey, CEO for the Department of Coroner County of Los Angeles, tells ET that the autopsy has begun and that they will need time to determine the results. "I can say that the death appears to be an apparent natural death, the cause or causes remain to be determined," Harvey says. "The examination is underway at this time and the final cause of death quite possibly may be 'deferred' for several weeks as additional tests are performed as part of the process." Read More »

ET has the latest on Brittany Murphy's autopsy. L.A. County Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter tells ET that Murphy's autopsy will be conducted this morning. Keep checking back here for the latest on this story. Read More »