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An accidentally released track doesn't sound so great — for J.Lo's future with her label.
America's Sweetheart, along with all of the celebrities in today's gossip roundup, is ephemeral.
Plus Craig Ferguson acknowledges his Peabody, on our regular late-night roundup.
"Everyone who got caught up in an affair seems to be entering rehab. I never entered rehab."
Mainstays Jesse James and Tiger Woods are back, but Ricky Martin's sexuality makes its (long-expected) debut into our week in infotainment!
Bullock's husband reportedly has been receiving professional help since Friday.
Sandra Bullock has admitted that if she were Elin Nordegren, she wouldn't have stopped whaling on Tiger last Thanksgiving.
He'll never take it, but at this point, who isn't curious to see the "Vanilla Gorilla" in the wild?
The infotainment shows were all over Sandra, Jesse, and the Nazi stripper who came between them. Oh, and Buzz Aldrin.
This is some next-level "Hitler Finds Out" meme-ery.
Presumably, she also spent some time on the Internet looking up a few new sexual terms.
It ought to be unreadable in four decades, but maybe that's a good thing.
Bullock's husband apologizes for, erm, something.
"A lot of people told me not to do it."
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