Lindsay Lohan is reportedly being stalked by a man who has sent her flowers and several letters that end with his name and phone number, TMZ.com reports.

Courteney Cox Arquette told Life magazine that she and husband David Arquette sought therapy after a recent rough patch. "He said, 'Courteney, can you see how David gets embarrassed to have any kind of public fight?'" the actress said of the therapist's advice.

Lou Diamond Phillips was arrested early Friday morning for alleged domestic violence. The actor was later released without being charged, and his rep chalked the whole thing up to a "misunderstanding."

A special effects technician is suing the Los Angeles Fire Department, alleging it was partly responsible for burns he suffered in a blast on the set of Mission: Impossible III. Scott Wheatley received third-degree burns over 60 percent of his body, when explosives from a stunt gone wrong exploded on June 6, 2005, according to his suit.

Matthew McConaughey's 1971 Corvette Stingray convertible has sold for $61,600 on eBay with the proceeds going to benefit hurricane relief.

Esquire magazine has voted future Bond Daniel Craig the world's best-dressed man in its September issue.

Us Weekly is responding to Jennifer Aniston's rep Stephen Huvane's denial of her engagement to Vince Vaughn by compiling a greatest hits list on its Website of some of his previous denials of reports which turned out to be accurate.

Steven Spielberg's Righteous Person Foundation has donated $1 million for relief efforts in Israel with an initial donation of $250,000 to the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles Israel Crisis Fund.

Robin Williams has checked himself into rehab after finding himself drinking again after 20 years of sobriety, his publicist confirmed. The move comes after the actor's latest film, The Night Listener opened last weekend to a less than impressive $3.6 million.

Authorities have denied requests from TMZ.com to release video and audio tapes of Mel Gibson's anti-Semitic meltdown, claiming the tapes are exempt from the California Public Records Act. The Website had argued that the public deserved to see the tapes to determine whether Gibson received preferential treatment from police during his arrest. Meanwhile, California Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Tom McClintock is distancing himself from Gibson, who had written a three-page letter supporting his campaign. The politician has since stopped using Gibson's fund-raising letter.

Bryce Dallas Howard is expecting a child with husband Seth Gabel, she announced Tuesday at the British premiere of her latest film, Lady in the Water.

The New York Post is reporting that Vanity Fair has scored the first shots of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' mystery baby and will run them sometime this fall. Neither the magazine nor Cruise's rep are commenting.

Roger Ebert is recovering from minor surgery related to his battle with cancer, his wife said in a statement posted on his official Website. According to Chaz Ebert, "doctors remain optimistic" about her husband's recovery.

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, a NASCAR spoof starring Will Ferrell, topped the box office with a weekend opening of an estimated $47 million. The computer-animated movie Barnyard came in second with an estimated $16 million, the Lionsgate UK horror movie The Descent came in fifth with an estimated $8.8 million, and the Robin Williams mystery The Night Listener came in tenth with an estimated $3.6 million.

Patrick Swayze has spoken up in defense of Mel Gibson, whom he called "a wonderful human being."