The late Brittany Murphy's mother Sharon and the actress' husband Simon Monjack posted a letter on The Brittany Murphy Foundation's Web site stating that they would be refunding any donations given to their organization. The letter explains their decision to return the donations, reading in part: "We began the Brittany Murphy Foundation to honor Brittany's wishes and to give her family, friends, and fans a way of keeping her legacy alive. In an effort to get the foundation off the ground quickly, we established it as a private foundation with plans to apply for non-profit status down the road. However, after some thought, we have decided instead to wait until we have our non-profit status approved before proceeding to insure that we can truly honor Brittany's charitable desires. Any donations made up until this point will be returned until we have all our paperwork solidified." Brittany passed away ...

A vehicle in Vice President Joe Biden's motorcade had a minor accident while transporting members of the official U.S. Olympic Games Delegation. Jay Carney, Communications Director for the vice president, tells ET that the accident occurred early Sunday afternoon while on their way to an event. Carney says of the incident, "Two members of the delegation, Peggy Fleming and Vonetta Flowers, received minor injuries and were taken to a local hospital as a precaution. They were both evaluated and have since been released. Neither the Vice President [Biden] nor anyone else in his party was involved in the incident."

Director Kevin Smith tweeted up a storm after being asked to step off a Southwest Airlines flight for being too big for his plane seat. His first tweet read: "Dear @SouthwestAir -- I know I'm fat, but was [the captain] really justified in throwing me off a flight for which I was already seated?" The attack on the airline continued with this message, reading: "So, @SouthwestAir, go f*** yourself. I broke no regulation, offered no "safety risk" (what, was I gonna roll on a fellow passenger?)"

The late Bruce Lee's wax figure was recently unveiled at Madame Tussauds Hollywood, and the martial arts icon's daughter was on hand for the festivities. "It's really an honor to be here today to launch this figure," said Shannon Lee, who helped unveil her father's wax double. "I think it's really wonderful that they’ve included my father here in Madame Tussauds. … I feel really proud that he is getting that recognition." The 'Enter the Dragon' star, who died at the age of 32 in 1973, received the honor in celebration of the Chinese New Year.

ET has the latest... New information has emerged regarding the February 11 911 call made by Alec Baldwin's teenage daughter Ireland. "Ireland was talking to her dad and they got into an argument," Skip Basinger, the brother of Alec's ex-wife Kim Basigner, tells People. "He got upset. She tried to call him back and she couldn't reach him, so she called 911." But Basigner says the whole situation has been blown out of proportion.

Anderson Cooper is facing a lawsuit from an interior designer who claims she took an unusual spill at the site of the CNN anchor's new home in NYC. Killian O'Brien alleges that last September she plummeted 17 feet down a hole in the old fire station that Cooper is converting into his new home, says the Associated Press. The fire pole that once jutted from the hole had been removed, but the hole purportedly remained uncovered. O'Brien is also suing the developer of the building, and her lawyer claims she's lucky to have survived. Cooper's rep declined to comment.

Nodar Kumaritashvili, the 21-year-old athlete who died in a high-speed luge crash on Friday, was remembered last night during the 2010 Winter Games' opening ceremony in Vancouver, and ET has details on the ensuing death investigation. The deadly crash occurred during a training session at the Whistler Sliding Centre yesterday morning. Kumaritashvili was taking a curve in the track and traveling close to 90 mph when he collided with an unpadded steel support pole, says the Associated Press. Luge officials have delayed the reopening of the track. The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games tells ET the investigation on Kumaritashvili’s cause of death is being led by the Coroners Service of British Columbia and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. A second investigation is underway by the Federation International de Luge.

Plus, John Mayer ignites controversy with a racial slur, Kate Gosselin dishes new book details, and Leonardo DiCaprio gets candid. Click the pictures for all the key star happenings through Friday!

Former Olympic skating star Nancy Kerrigan fights back tears as she remembers her late father Daniel, who died less than three weeks ago. "He made an impact on so many people -- I'm lucky I can say that he was my dad," a tearful Nancy tells our own Mary Hart. Asked if there's any one stand-out moment that she treasures the most, Nancy replies, "No, there's no one moment -- thankfully there's millions, just tons."

One day after undergoing a heart procedure for chest discomfort, former President Bill Clinton told reporters he's feeling terrific. “I feel great and the doctors and the hospital crew did a great job. And as I said, I even did a couple miles on the treadmill today, so I feel good,” Clinton said. He added that his doctors, who inserted two stents into one of his coronary arteries on Thursday, did recommend some limitations for his exercise.