Today's news you might've missed:

• Charlie Sheen supposedly had a recent Twitter misfire in which he was trying to send his number to Justin Bieber. Of course, when his phone started ringing off the hook, the best he could come up with was "winning." [Page Six]
• This is an announcement she didn't sing from the rooftops, apparently: Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs recently got married to long-time boyfriend Barnaby Clay. [Us Weekly]
• Jessica Simpson is said to be the latest on the pay-me-to-slim-down train, and has reportedly inked a $3 million contract with Weight Watchers to lose her baby weight - and she hasn't even had the kid yet. [EW]
• It looks like this actor is going from "Smallville" to a prison sentence. E! reports that Sam Jones III has checked in for a year-long sentence after pleading guilty to conspiring to sell more than 10,000 oxycodone pills. [E!]
• Another teaser trailer for "Game of Thrones'" second season? Don't mind if we do. [HuffPo]

It hasn’t exactly been a dull year for Chaz Bono.

The 42-year-old conquered what he calls one of his worst fears by competing on “Dancing With the Stars," and he also recently proposed to his girlfriend on the OWN documentary “Being Chaz.”

In an interview with iReporters, Chaz recounts his journey, talking about what it means to him to be a role model for the LGBT community and explaining why his own transition paralyzed him with fear.

You'll also find out whether Chaz will follow in the family’s political footsteps, as well as what blew him away about his “Dancing” experience.

Thanks to Chaz and to all of our iReporters for submitting your questions!

The American Film Institute has released its list of the 10 best movies of 2011, with buzzed-about spring/summer releases "Bridesmaids" and "The Help" among them.

George Clooney's latest release, "The Descendants," also made the top 10, along with "Midnight In Paris"; "War Horse" (which comes out this month); "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (another December release); "Hugo"; and "J. Edgar."

Brad Pitt appears in the other two films rounding out the AFI's list: "Moneyball" and "The Tree of Life," which coincidentally was also named the best film of the year by the African-American Film Critics Association today.

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It looks like Coldplay frontman Chris Martin is something of a Little Monster.

According to U.K. paper The Sun, Martin gushed about Gaga before his band's “X Factor” final performance at Wembley Arena Sunday night, and raved about her ability to pen a catchy chorus.

"She's very sweet,” Martin said of Gaga. “I think what undercuts it all, though, is that she's talented and she writes everything.”

The 34-year-old musician continued with his compliments, saying, "I just admire all of the hats and the dresses and the madness and everything because I know that underneath it all she can beat me at writing choruses."

Retailer Lowe's is facing backlash from players in politics and entertainment after deciding to pull its advertisements from TLC's "All-American Muslim."

The Learning Channel's series follows five Muslim families living in Dearborn, Michigan, and Lowe's told CNN over the weekend that it has received "a significant amount of communication from every perspective possible" regarding the show.

"Individuals and groups have strong political and social views on this topic, and this program became a lightning rod for many of those views. As a result we did pull our advertising on this program. We believe it best to defer to communities, individuals and groups to discuss and consider such issues of importance."

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Knowing that Steven Spielberg is an executive producer on this winter's behind-the-Broadway-scenes drama "Smash," the filmmaker's dream of working on a musical movie makes sense.

In fact, Spielberg tells CNN, he's been wanting to craft a musical for years.

“I’d love to do an old-fashioned musical, where the characters talk to each other and then they sing to each other. I’m such a fan of the Hollywood musical, but I haven't found the right subject matter or the right book or the right music to throw myself into one of them. But someday I will."

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Almost a decade has passed since "Men in Black II" was released in theaters, and Agents J and K are primed for the big screen once again.

A new trailer for the upcoming "Men in Black III" has arrived, and it looks like fans will be doing some time-traveling.

Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones are the same old Agent J (Smith) and Agent K (Jones), tracking down aliens in their signature sunglasses. But after Agent K disappears, Agent J is told that he's been dead for more than 40 years.

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Since photos from Lindsay Lohan's Playboy spread leaked to the Web on Friday, Playboy has also posted the January/February pictorial featuring the troubled starlet to its website ahead of the magazine hitting newsstands this week.

Lindsay poses in a red bunny-eared chair on the cover - which also leaked, ahead of the images, last week - and inside the mag does her best Marilyn Monroe impression as she poses nude in the 10-page photo spread.

"Sex and sexuality are a part of nature, and I go along with nature," the actress, 25, tells Playboy. "I think Marilyn Monroe once said that."

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Alec Baldwin has spoken out about getting booted from an American Airlines flight last week, and on the latest edition of "Saturday Night Live," it was American Airlines Captain Steve Rogers' turn...as played by Alec Baldwin.

"Captain Steve Rogers," in uniform with a thick mustache and a heavy Southern accent, recounted to Seth Meyers that Baldwin's dismissal from the flight last week after refusing to shut off his cell phone was "awful." (Baldwin, mind you, had been playing "Words with Friends" at the time.)

But after that fiasco, Steve Rogers felt the need to appear on "SNL" "and on behalf of everyone at American Airlines, issue an apology to Mr. Alec Baldwin," the captain explained. Meyers wasn't buying Baldwin's routine as the best way to handle the situation, but the actor shushed him and kept going:

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According to People magazine, Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris isn't shying away from the spotlight.

The teen has landed a role in a live-action/animated movie called “Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys." She'll play a girl who survives being brainwashed by a jellyfish queen, and it's the first of five "Lundon O'Malley" films to which the 13-year-old is committed.

"Lundon's Bridge" producer Stephen Sobisky says that Paris has set her sights on being an actress.

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