Sandra Bullock Not Adopting Jesse James' Daughter News

Sandra Bullock Not Adopting Jesse James' Daughter

Despite Sandra Bullock's close relationship with Jesse James' daughter, Bullock is not planning to become her legal parent. "There are no plans, nor have there ever been any plans, for Sandra Bullock to adopt any of Jesse James's children," her rep tells PEOPLE. James was granted full custody of six-year-old Sunny in December after her mother, James' ex-wife Janine Lindemulder, was jailed for tax evasion. Bullock, who stood by James during the custody battle, successfully argued that Sunny would be in danger if left with her mom.

Kate Gosselin Fights With Tony Dovolani

Kate Gosselin Fights With Tony Dovolani on 'DWTS'

Kate Gosselin made a scene during last night's episode of 'Dancing With the Stars' after she and dance partner Tony Dovolani clashed during rehearsals. Dovolani walked out on Gosselin after she questioned his technique, arguing that what he was teaching her was "wrong." Gosselin teared up on camera, and it looked as though she was going to quit. But they finally pulled through and danced the Jive for the show. Unfortunately, it only scored a five from each of the judges, for a total of 15 out of 30 points.

Attack George Lopez

Lindsay Lohan Responds to PowderGate With an Attack on George Lopez


Lindsay Lohan has chosen an interesting way of addressing the cloud of suspicion she's been under since being snapped with white powder pumping out of her high-heels: Attack. George. Lopez.

The 'Mean Girls' star took to her Twitter to take on the comedian over a supposed joke he made on the Monday episode of his late-night talk show, 'George Lopez Tonight.' According to reports, Lopez joked Lohan uses baby powder to loosen up her snug shoes.

Justin to Write Song about Her

Who Is April Bieber Why Fans Want Justin to Write Song about Her Leave a Comment Right now, April Bieber is trending as one of Google's top searches. But who is she? April Phann was a sophomore at Lakota East High School in Ohio and a huge fan of Justin Bieber. She had been excitedly planning to attend his concert in Cincinnati this June. However, her life was cut tragically short on March 29 after being struck by a school bus while attempting to cross the street in front of her home, the Dayton Daily News reports. Phann, who was just a few days shy of her 16th birthday, was pronounced dead at the scene. Phann, who tweeted often about Bieber under the name bieberdollbabe, wrote several messages to the singer in the days before her death. "Wow I just heard your the king of twitter.. nice ] amazing," she wrote."IsItJustMe or is Justin Bieber getting more adorable each day?" she added in another tweet. Now, Bieber fans have united online to urge the pop singer write a song about Phann.

Miley Cyrus to quit music

Miley Cyrus to quit music for movies

Teen sensation Miley Cyrus has announced a break from music to concentrate on movies after her next album is released in June.

"I've got a record coming out in June and then I'm done. I just want to work in movies. That's what I like and that's what I want to be doing," contactmusic.com quoted her as saying.

The singer-actress shot to international stardom after playing schoolgirl-turned-secret pop star in Disney's musical Hannah Montana.

She was offered the role when she was just 12 years old. Last year Cyrus had said she has only one season of the hit show left and that she feels claustrophobic because she has grown out of the role.

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Obama presses Karzai on graft purge
US president asks troops to defeat Taliban in surprise Kabul visit
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US President Barack Obama - L- visits troops in the Dragon dining facility at Bagram Air Base on Sunday. Obama thanked the Afghan people and US troops for their sacrifices in the war in Afghanistan, and vowed to reverse the Taliban's momentum. PHOTO: AFP Photo: AFP

US President Barack Obama pressed Afghan leader Hamid Karzai to show progress in cleaning up corruption and rallied troops to defeat the Taliban during a surprise night-time visit to Afghanistan.

Obama flew into Afghanistan under the cover of darkness aboard Air Force One and left before dawn Monday for his first visit to the country since taking office more than a year ago.

The war against the Taliban, now in its ninth year, is claiming record fatalities among the 121,000 foreign troops in Afghanistan, where Obama is deploying reinforcements in an effort to bring the long war to an end.

The visit -- which included briefings with US General Stanley McChrystal, commander of foreign troops, and US ambassador Karl Eikenberry -- gave the president the chance to assess the progress of his new war strategy.

"We are here to help Afghans forge a hard-won peace while realising the extraordinary potential of the Afghan people," the US commander-in-chief said in a rousing speech to US and Nato troops at Bagram Airfield outside Kabul.

"We're going to deny al-Qaeda safe haven. We're going to reverse the Taliban's momentum," said Obama.

He pressed Karzai, returned for a second five-year term in fraud-riddled elections last year, to step up the fight against corruption and the drugs trade, and invited the Afghan leader to visit Washington on May 12.

Karzai has pledged action against corruption, which infects every aspect of life in Afghanistan, as well as good governance and rule of law.

Obama, whose relationship with Karzai has been strained, urged his Afghan counterpart to "continue to make progress" on all fronts.

The visit sent a clear message to Karzai that Obama expects him to act on promises to eradicate graft before visiting Washington but is deeply committed to reversing the Taliban insurgency, Afghan analysts said.

"Obama has set some homework for Karzai, reminding him that the anti-corruption issue must be taken more seriously and that not enough has been done so far," analyst Waheed Mujda told AFP.

The US president has put his personal stamp on what he calls a "war of necessity" in Afghanistan, ordering more than 50,000 extra troops to the country to bring the total foreign deployment to 150,000 by August.

"It was a strong message to President Karzai and his administration that the US cannot remain indifferent to the internal politics in Afghanistan," said Haroun Mir, director of Afghanistan's Centre for Research and Policy Studies.

Most Populer Latin Singer Ricky Martin

Ricky Martin: I am a Fortunate Homosexual Man

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In a candid blog posted on his Web site, singer Ricky Martin comes out, revealing that he is gay.

Ricky spoke about his fears, writing: "Many people told me: 'Ricky it's not important,’ 'it's not worth it,’ 'all the years you've worked and everything you've built will collapse,’ 'many people in the world are not ready to accept your truth, your reality, your nature.' Because all this advice came from people who I love dearly, I decided to move on with my life not sharing with the world my entire truth. Allowing myself to be seduced by fear and insecurity became a self-fulfilling

prophecy of sabotage. Today I take full responsibility for my decisions and my actions."

The "Livin' La Vida Loca" singer continues, "These years in silence and reflection made me stronger and reminded me that acceptance has to come from within and that this kind of truth gives me the power to conquer emotions I didn't even know existed."

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The father of twins ended his blog post writing, "I am
proud to say that I am a fortunate homosexual man. I am very blessed to be who I am."
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