ET has the latest developments as they unfold in a Provo, Utah courtroom regarding the battle over Gary Coleman's estate and remains. Anna Gray, who is named executor in a 2005 will signed by Coleman, has requested to see the late star's body before he is cremated. The request was opposed by Coleman's ex-wife Shannon Price, who alleges that a handwritten 2007 note makes her the executor of the late star's estate. ET has learned that the judge has delayed the cremation process for 48 hours so that Gray can view Coleman's remains. Keep checking back here for the latest. Read More »

In the latest developments on the death of Gary Coleman, a health care directive has been obtained by ET that reveals what Coleman wanted when it came to end-of-life decisions. According to the papers just filed by Coleman’s ex-wife Shannon Price, the “Diff’rent Strokes” star signed a health care directive dated October 12, 2006 and checked the box that he wanted his life prolonged. The document reads: "I want my life to be prolonged as long as possible within the limits of generally accepted health care standards." The document also states that Coleman designated Price to oversee his medical treatment if he was unable to do so himself. The papers read: "If my agent (Price) cannot determine the treatment choice I would make under the particular circumstances, then my agent should make the choice based on what my agent believes to be in my best interest." Read More »

ET's Kevin Frazier confronts Gary Coleman's ex-wife Shannon Price about the controversial hospital deathbed photo on the cover of Globe magazine, out now. Why did she take it? Read on for her answer. "I know who took them but I want to deal with it privately between that person and I," Shannon tells Kevin. Asked who took the shots, she replies, "I believe it was a close family member, but I did not authorize them [and] did not authorize them to give them to anyone." Read More »

Rita Wilson, Billy Crystal, Jack Osbourne and other big stars came out to check out the world premiere of "Kinect" for Xbox 360 on the eve of the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles -- with Cirque du Soleil at the center of the spectacle! Initially titled "Project Natal," and now officially called "Kinect," the new system is controller-free gaming and entertainment created by Xbox, designed to transform entertainment and the living room as we know it. Of course, the stars got to spend plenty of time dancing, swaying, and jumping up and down playing "Kinect"! "I'm involved in a project that uses Natal, so I'm very excited to see the official presentation," Rita told ET before the big reveal and name change. Read More »

Dion Mial has given up his fight to be named administrator of Gary Coleman's estate. The Associated Press reports that Mial's attorney told the news agency, "We don't have any reason to dispute it, so we would leave it to the court to appoint someone else to undertake that responsibility. Our goal has always been to try to fulfill Gary's wishes as we knew them." Mial, Coleman's former manager, was named as executor of a 1999 Coleman will, but a 2005 will obtained by ET named a woman named Anna Gray executor. Coleman's ex-wife Shannon Price alleges that a handwritten 2007 note makes her the executor of the estate. Read More »

Exclusive: ET can report the official cause of death for Gary Coleman. According to the death certificate obtained by ET, Coleman's cause of death is listed simply as a "Fall." Other significant conditions are listed as "Chronic renal failure and complications." The manner of death is recorded as an "Accident." Coleman's ex-wife Shannon Price is listed as his spouse on the document, and she is also listed as the "informant." Read More »

In newly released police transcripts from Peru, officials say Joran van der Sloot describes how he allegedly murdered Stephany Flores Ramirez and the moments leading up to her death. "There was blood everywhere," van der Sloot said, according to transcripts obtained by CNN. "What am I going to do now. I had blood on my shirt. There was also blood on the bed, so, I took my shirt and put it on her face, pressing hard, until I killed Stephany." Peruvian authorities claim van der Sloot told them that Flores punched him in the face after reading an email connected to Natalee Holloway's case. According to the transcripts, that's when he says he attacked her. "At that moment impulsively, with my right elbow I hit her in the face exactly on top of the nose," van der Sloot reportedly told officials. "I think she started to faint. It affected me ... Read More »

Scarlett Johansson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Denzel Washington, Viola Davis, and other stars of the Broadway stage broke a leg Sunday night at the 64th Annual Tony Awards in New York. The neon lights were bright as Catherine was left "speechless" after winning the Lead Actress in a Musical award for her role in A Little Night Music. She humbly told ET, "Just to be on Broadway in this particular piece by [Stephen] Sondheim was an award in itself for me. To be working with Angela [Lansbury] is a multitude of awards, but to be recognized here on the Great White Way, it's a dream come true for me." Competition for coveted display space in her home is getting fierce with her collection rivaling that of hubby Michael Douglas. "This is going to go in front of my husband's two Oscars. That's how important it is to me," she said. Scarlett's husband Ryan ... Read More »

It was a big night for some big names, with Denzel Washington, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Scarlett Johansson taking home their first Tony awards. ET has the theatrical details from the 64th Annual Tony Awards... Washington won for Lead Actor in a Play for his role in Fences. Admitting that he didn't have a speech prepared, the actor said of the honor, "My mother always said, 'Man gives the award, but God gives the reward.'" A very excited Zeta-Jones took the stage to accept the Tony Award for Lead Actress in a Musical. During her speech, she pointed to her husband Michael Douglas and said, "That man is a movie star and I get to sleep with him every night!" Read More »

Ryan Reynolds was seated next to his wife Scarlett Johansson at the 64th Annual Tony Awards, cheering her on as she took to the stage to accept the Featured Actress in a Play award for her role in A View from the Bridge. Though the couple did not walk the red carpet together, Johansson thanked Reynolds in her acceptance speech, saying, "To my Canadian, whom I live with, Ryan thank you for becoming a theater widower with me." In addition, Johansson also thanked her mother, who was seated next to Reynolds, her "incredible family" and her costar in the play Liev Schreiber. Keep checking ETonline for more from the Tony Awards. Read More »