Three-time Tony Award winner Carol Channing and her husband Harry are celebrating a major victory as they help restore the Arts back into the public school system. On Tuesday the U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution authored by Rep. Jackie Speier -- with encouragement and support from Channing -- expressing support for designation of the week beginning on the second Sunday of September as "Arts in Education Week." Carol is currently embarking on a national campaign to bring the Arts back into public schools through The Dr. Carol Channing and Harry Kullijian Foundation for the Arts.

Zac Efron was recently spotted coming out of a strip club in New York City, and spoke to Jimmy Kimmel about how he broke the news to longtime girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens that he was going to the risque bar. The actor admitted to going to the strip club with his "High School Musical" costar Corbin Bleu. "I'm not really the type of guy that does that kind of thing very often, but I had this image of what it would be like," he told Kimmel. He added jokingly, "I've heard a lot about these places, mostly from rap music. They're supposed to be pretty reputable. So I just envisioned myself on a nice couch in stunner shades with T-Pain and Usher making it rain money, and it just wasn't like that." As for whether the reports were true that he spent $2,000 at the club, he responded sarcastically, "It was like ...

ET spoke with Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband Prince Frederic von Anhalt regarding a medical procedure the former actress is having done. According to her husband, Zsa Zsa, 93, is currently undergoing a procedure to place a feeding tube in her stomach so she can get the nutrients she needs. A few weeks ago, Zsa Zsa was admitted to the hospital after incurring a broken hip from a fall in her Bel-Air, CA home. She has been at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center recovering from surgery.

Elvis has entered the theater! Fans of the Rock 'n' Roll King will gather at theaters across the country tonight for special one-night screenings of an updated award-winning documentary on Elvis.  Warner Bros., Elvis Presley Enterprises and NCM Fathom are commemorating the 75th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s birth by presenting the Golden Globe-winning documentary: 'Elvis on Tour: 75th Anniversary Celebration.' The film -- which follows Elvis on a 15-city tour of the United States in 1972 -- is the last before the music icon's death and features incredible never-before-seen footage onstage and off that shows a side of Elvis never previously seen as he made his way across America.

Hollywood.tv caught up with Mel Gibson's ex-girlfriend and mother to his child Oksana Grigorieva outside a Los Angeles, Calif. house where she angrily asked the paparazzi to go away. Before even exiting her vehicle, Oksana asks the photographers, "Excuse me. Will you guys leave please?" One paparazzo continues to ask Oksana questions, to which she reacts, "I'll call the cops right now. Please leave right now ... I'm calling the cops young man. This is illegal." Oksana, seemingly annoyed, yells to the man, "You're filming inside the private property, please leave right now!"

Lindsay Lohan's attorney says the jailed movie star is using her incarceration to do a lot of writing and she denied her client is receiving any special treatment.  Lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley -- speaking Wednesday to Hollywood.tv after a visit to the jail -- said that while Lohan was tearful her first day, she is now handling the situation better. When asked whether her client still wears her hair extensions, Holley responds: "Her hair is in a bun -- she looks gorgeous." The attorney said she is not sure when Lohan will be released, saying she was "still trying to figure that out." Holley acknowledged that Lohan would likely be sent straight to rehab after jail, but said she is trying to make arrangements for her to have some time with her family. 

In a new audio recording made public by RadarOnline, Mel Gibson leaves a much subdued voicemail to his ex Oksana Grigorieva in which he says he has concerns for her and the couple's baby and states that he wants to discuss "how we go further." In the new 54-second voicemail -- which RadarOnline says was made the day after an enraged Gibson left dozens of expletive-laden messages for Grigorieva -- the actor uses no profanity, sounds drained and at times slurs his speech.    "Hi, I'm just calling, to, umm to check on, ah, your status -- the status of, um, bubby -- the baby," Mel says. He adds: "I want to talk reasonably about schedules and how we -- I haven't got a voice left -- how we go further, ummmm -- just reasonably."

With less than one week until she reportedly ties the knot with fiancé Marc Mezvinsky in New York, Chelsea Clinton is wasting no time getting in shape! ET cameras caught the former first daughter arriving to and leaving from spin class Wednesday in New York City. Watch the video to see Chelsea pre- and post-workout as her big day quickly approaches.

"Mad Men" hunk Jon Hamm opens up to Parade magazine about past hardships in his life and reveals which family member closely models his character Don Draper. In a wide-ranging interview appearing in Parade inside newspapers August 1, Hamm recounts the loss of his parents at an early age (His mother died when he was 10; his father followed 10 years later). "Losing both parents at a young age gave me a sense that you can't really control life -- so you’d better live it while it's here. I stopped believing in a storybook existence a long time ago. All you can do is push in a direction and see what comes of it."

Seven doctors who treated the late Michael Jackson will reportedly not face charges related to his June 25, 2009 death. The Associated Press reports that investigators decided not to bring charges against the doctors. A rep for California Attorney General Jerry Brown told the AP Wednesday that one of the doctors has been referred to the state medical board for prescribing medication to a Jackson alias. The King of Pop's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty last February to an involuntary manslaughter charge related to Jackson's death.