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Terrence Jenkins joins 'E! News' as hostMany have come to know Terrence J from his former co-hosting gig with BET's video countdown show, "106 & Park," and still more have become acquainted with the budding actor in films like "Think Like A Man." But if you still haven't met him, E!'s setting up an introduction. Overheard: Kristen Stewart on fameKristen Stewart is famous enough to command a cover on Vogue U.K. - a first for the "Twilight Saga" star - but the 22-year-old still hasn't figured out how to handle the glare of the spotlight. Although Vogue doesn't make it clear when the interview was held, it's fair to say Stewart's fame has only intensified, thanks to a private matter going very, very public. And being in the public eye, the actress says, is not at all her strong point. Finding friendships in 'For A Good Time, Call'If your college experience included becoming friends with an actress and working on a phone sex hotline (just stay with us here), then of course you'd cast your bestie if you ended up making a movie about said friends and their phone sex business. Right? That’s just what writer Katie Anne Naylon did, and the result is the recently released independent film “For a Good Time, Call,” which draws on her experience working as a phone sex operator while a freshman. Green Day cancels show after Billie Joe Armstrong falls illGreen Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has been spotted back in the States after he was hospitalized in Italy over the weekend. Bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tre Cool broke the news to fans in a video posted to Green Day's website on Sunday, explaining that due to Armstrong's illness, the group had to cancel their performance in Bologna. Michael Bay, Tom Hanks remember Michael Clarke DuncanThree of the men who worked alongside Michael Clarke Duncan in two of his biggest hits have offered their condolences and memories of the fallen star. Michael Clarke Duncan planned to marry next year Director Michael Bay, who led the charge on Duncan's 1998 film "Armageddon," in which the actor had a breakout role as Bear, posted a lengthy statement to his website in honor of his colleague and friend. |
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