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People.com: FIRST LOOK: Star-Studded New York, I Love You Poster

PEOPLE has the sneak peak featuring Natalie Portman, Orlando Bloom, Shia LeBeouf and more

People.com: Miley's '7 Things' Is About Nick Jonas, Says Director

Brett Ratner drops obvious hints that the angst-ridden track was inspired by Cyrus's ex

People.com: Salma Gets Pampered, Meets Stevie Wonder in L.A.

• A solo Salma Hayek, indulging a little at a Belvedere party at director Brett Ratner's Beverly Hills home. According to a source, the actress seemed "really happy" as she received a Jurlique foot treatment. She also got chummy with party guests – and spent lots of time talking to Stevie Wonder.

People.com: Director: Miley Is A Lot Like Madonna

When on camera, "she turns it on," Brett Ratner says of the teen star

People.com: Brad & Angelina's Star-Studded Dinner Date

The two have a leisurely night out with Mick Jagger and Clint Eastwood in Cannes

People.com: Heidi Klum Brings the Sexy Back After Her Third Child

Less than a year after having her third child, Heidi Klum has returned to high-profile modeling with sexy new Jordache ads in which she wears little more than jeans and a stare.

Time.com: Jackie Chan Back in Action in Rush Hour 3

With its charm and chuckles, Rush Hour 3 caps a summer of threequels

People.com: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Turn 21

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen turned 21 on Wednesday, and unlike many young stars hitting the milestone, they kept their celebration low-key.

EW review: New 'X-Men' misses mark

When the mighty band who made "X-Men: The Last Stand" strode into Cannes recently to promote the third and avowed final chapter of the Marvel Comics franchise, Hugh Jackman fluttered the hearts of Logan/Wolverine groupies everywhere by mentioning a spin-off for his rebel with adamantium claws.

Science, spoilers and Paris Hilton

Good day Mr. and Mrs. America and all the blips on screen. In the dot-dot-dot spirit of Walter Winchell, Herb Caen, Furman Bisher and CNN's Larry King (in his USA Today column-writing days), a few random notes from the entertainment desk:

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