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Former "Baywatch" star and "America's Got Talent" judge David Hasselhoff has created his own social networking Web site, called HoffSpace.

PETA has clawed its way into the battle between divorcing duo Hulk and Linda Hogan.

Woody Allen may have his biggest hit since his spectacular run from the late '70s and early '80s.

Metallica's Lars Ulrich loves Black Sabbath and Deep Purple -- and so does his 10-year-old son. Ulrich's son, however, picked up some of his love of those bands from video games.

Ulrich approves -- and so does the music business.

There's a certain kind of lamely domesticated, corporate, lit-like-a-floor-wax-commercial rock 'n' roll comedy that makes you feel faintly embarrassed for the people who made it.

Convicted child molester Gary Glitter, the British glam rocker whose crowd-pleasing anthem "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" is played at sporting arenas across the United States, refused to board airplanes out of Thailand on Wednesday after being denied entry

Jessica Simpson is now selling beer. The singer and actress has signed on as spokeswoman for Stampede Light Plus, made by Dallas' Stampede Brewing Co.

*Roseanne Barr has followed up her Brangelina tirade with a verbal assault on Barack and Michelle Obama, Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, DNC Chairman Howard Dean, and Democrats overall.

*A who's who of female singers from every music genre are included in the upcoming single "Just Stand Up," a charity song done in tandem with the forthcoming multi-network television special "Stand Up to Cancer."

Boasting few sequels, two movies presidents and Madonna's directorial debut, the fall promises to be interesting for movie fans.