Sean Penn Calls Off Divorce… Again; Alec Baldwin Banned From The Phillipines

  • Looks like Sean Penn spoke too soon when he filed for separation from Robin Wright Penn on May 19, citing “irreconcilable differences.” Now they’re trying to work things out again. The couple already filed for divorce in 2007, but reconciled in April 2008. [Extra TV]
  • Officials in the Phillipines obviously didn’t read Alec Baldwin‘s editorial in The Huffington Post, in which he apologized for saying he wanted a Filipino mail-order bride. Now he’s banned from the country. “By being in the bureau’s blacklist, Baldwin is forbidden from entering the country as he is deemed an undesirable alien,” said an official from the country’s Bureau of Immigration. [GMA News]
  • One of Michael Jackson‘s back up dancers for his London concerts, Danielle Rueda-Watts, is a two-time pole dancing champion. She’s won the Pole-A-Palooza competition in Las Vegas for the past two years. [TMZ]
  • Amy Winehouse was admitted to the hospital on Friday after she fainted, which her management blamed on dehydration. Now her rep says, “She was complaining of chest pains so the doctor advised her to come in and she was kept in for observation and then released.” [The Mirror]
  • British actress Lucy Gordon was found dead in her Paris apartment of an apparent suicide. She appeared in Spider-Man 3 as reporter Jennifer Dugan. [USA Today]
  • In yet another interview with Kate Gosselin‘s brother and sister-in-law Kevin and Jodi Kreider, they claim Kate’s now-estranged friend, Beth Carson, actually wrote Kate’s book Multiple Blessings: Surviving To Thriving with Twins and Sextuplets. [Radar]
  • Lauri Waring of The Real Housewives of Orange County wants more money from her ex-husband because she says she makes only $400 a month in her career as an insurance agent and “actress.” [TMZ]
  • In the video at the link, Nicolas Sarkozy drops in on his wife Carla Bruni during her interview with a French women’s magazine. [The Guardian]
  • Here’s some telling evidence on what’s wrong with kids today: British teens voted Lady GaGa‘s “Poker Face” the best song to study to. [The Star]
  • In a video conference with Perez Hilton, Brooke Hogan let a white squiggly piece of paper hang out of her mouth to symbolize the doodles Hilton and his minions are so fond of drawing on celebs. She said, “I also have a big white penis on me. Can I take this off?” [Perez Hilton]
  • Jordin Sparks has announced that she doesn’t know if she wants to get serious with her friend, singer-songwriter and ex-model Steph Jones. “We don’t know whether or not to go further or to just keep the friendship,” she said. “It’s crazy. We’ve got the feelings, but we don’t know whether or not to say it out loud.” Uh, you sort of just did. [People]
  • Thandie Newton will be the new face of the Martini campaign. [The Mirror]
  • “Every time I am making a movie I feel insecure, and I feel scared, and that’s part of the way I work – if one day I would be on the set feeling too secure, that would really scare me.” – Penelope Cruz [The Mirror]
  • The Kardashian sisters still held a grand opening party for their store Dash in Miami Beach, even though it had been vandalized on Tuesday. The window was scratched and the letter GUK were painted in black on the window frame. Police say they don’t know what the letters mean, but Kourtney Kardashian said nothing was stolen from the store and the grafitti wasn’t targeting her or her sisters. [AP]
  • Russell Brand has been talking about an “experience” he had with The Veronicas, but they say he just passed them his number. “We both like people who can make us laugh but with him being a womaniser we’ll leave others to go there,” said Jess Origliasso. [News.com.au]
  • In an interview about her new album Abnormally Attracted to Sin, Tori Amos said of growing up the daughter of a minister, “What’s really tricky is when you’re brought up in a family that has a very clear faith system and they are really doing what they think is the best thing they can do, which is to bring you up with those beliefs. And I question a lot of what I’ve been taught and brought up in and I see it differently than my family. But the key has been, can you respect each other enough to say, ‘I don’t need to tell you what to believe in?'” [Yahoo]
  • Mandy Moore says of her hips, “I still have a love-hate relationship with them. I’m not a swizzle stick – I’m not 14 anymore.” But, she says she’s not hung up on dieting either. “I appreciate when there are other women out there who are beautiful and aren’t, you know, a pound,” she says. “I feel lucky that I don’t feel pressure … to have my whole life be controlled by whether I fit into a certain size.” [People]
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