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Who knew anyone could dump George Clooney? The oscar winner is apparently back together with Krista Allen, whom he’s been linked to various times after she broke up with him in early 2004. He dated a bunch of hotties in between, including that cocktail waitress, Sarah Larson.

A close source tells Rush & Molloy that Allen hasn’t gotten over Clooney, and has apparently been seeing him again. Clooney is 10 years older than her. The source also says that Clooney still loves her.

Clooney vowed to never remarry or have kids before 50. Krista has an 11 year old kid, whom Clooney loves to death, the source also said.

Universal Studios in Hollywood and Japan will both be getting a brand new ride, but unfortunately, visitors will have to wait for 3 years for it to be built.

The New York Times reports that the ride will be unlike anything people have seen and that it’s going to be a mix of 3D with advanced robotics, but that the ride is not a simulator.

Michael Bay is leading the franchise which is set to gross over 1 billion dollars after “Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen” comes out in the summer of 2009, which will star Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox.

A 19-year old hacker who got himself access to an old E-mail account that once belonged to Miley Cyrus has been found by the FBI.

Josh Holly, who also goes by the alias “TrainReq” was caught off guard by the feds after they came into his house seizing three computers and a phone from his home in Murfreesboro, TN.

This loser had been bragging to friends (as well as the press) that he would never be found. The pictures that we all saw of Miley showing a little skin and blowing kisses to the camera were the result of this guy’s attempt at selling the picture to the media, but after no one took him up on the offer (due to the illegal nature of how the images were obtained) he simply put them up on the web.

Miley’s image has been carefully controlled by Disney, who’s objective is to keep her squeaky clean (a la Britney) since besides being a multi-billion dollar brand….is also an inspiration to many young females.

Holly did not get arrested. His hacker buddies must be having quite the laugh though. Some people have no lives.

Miley has apologized for the pictures, but we know she doesn’t give a shit and is having a blast enjoying the ride Everything else is just bullshit PR. Remember when Britney Spears was still a virgin at 20? Blah Blah…

Actress Jennifer Garner was seen out and about Los Angeles with her daughter Violet Affleck. Even though Jen is preggers with her second child, she doesn’t have time to slow down for 2 1/2-year-old Violet. They were seen coming out of the Treehouse Social Club, a children’s indoor playground complete with authentic wooden treehouse.

Baby Violet was as cute as ever while being carried back to the car, smiling and giggling with her mom before being strapped into her carseat. It’s nice to see that Jen is so active in her kid’s life and looks like she’s taken to motherhood quite nicely.

Continuing her role of Kimme, Betty’s nemesis on ‘Ugly Betty’, Lindsay Lohan will be seen in her third guest appearance on the show since making her debut on the finale of season 2.

To watch the sneak peak above from episode 3.05 - Granny Pants, click here.

Rose McGowan flashed her engagement ring from director Robert Rodriguez as she confirmed to USA Today that she is indeed getting married.

Even though the couple has been through a shaky past year, it seems that they are ready to settle down and tie the knot.

Rose dished the goods,

I just want to go to an island somewhere and pay somebody else to deal with it. Quentin (Tarantino) is going to be my bridesmaid,” she said, laughing.

Of the proposal itself, she said,

It was lovely and very personal.

This is Rose’s second engagement. She was engaged to Marilyn Manson at one time.

Official music video for Lovebug by the Jonas Brothers taken from their album “A Little Bit Longer” now available on iTunes.

Just because Angelina Jolie stated that she fell in love with Brad Pitt on the set of Mr & Mrs Smith, while Brad was still married to Jennifer Aniston, a U.S. publication spinned the story to make it sound as if she’s admitted to having an affair. Bologna, I say!

Angelina tells the New York Times,

Not a lot of people get to see a movie where their parents fell in love. There’s a lot we’re going to have to explain to them about how public their family is.

The actress also reveals that her biggest fear is having son Maddox “look up my name and see some kind of sexy pictures or read a story about himself that isn’t true.”

The media has pissed off Lindsay Lohan and she has retaliated in the most deadliest of forms: by writing a lengthy blog on her MySpace.

Due to the lack of privacy she received at girlfriend Samantha Ronson’s gig in Washington DC,

all grown up and .. an outsider for some nights..

How does it feel to be an outsider?….behind the scenes type of feeling.
Picture this in your head, if you’re willing to focus for a second my friends
Washington, D.C.- you’re probably thinking that you are going to a monument of some sort… well, you’re highly wrong loves….

Washington, D.C.-you’re in a club, you are here for support for someone that you care for very much, VERY MUCH.. But, you’re here just to chill and support, not to be seen and heard… Not to be on display in the dj booth…or to feel as if you are in a cage at the Bronx Zoo…
Do you see what i am getting at???

Alright, so i am literally sitting in the dj booth at a club in Washington, D.C. where Samantha is djing and they have a computer at the back of the booth, which i am on right now..
aside from the fact that she is an amazing dj and i am having a nice time, the glass mirror placed to my left to hide me from photos (literally) is making it all a bit uncomfortable!!!

This blog isn’t really intended to mean much, it’s just something to let people into my life-kind of a blog to let people know that i am working hard and i go out when samantha is working because she’s pretty great to hear and i love to be around her and her energy as much as possible.

Sitting here makes me think about the fact that if Sarah Palin was in office, and living in Washington.. On a “slow” night, she would probably be dressing as one of the gossip girls or tina fey to try and “be cool” enough to get into this club.

Eminem has been missing in action for quite some time now. Perhaps it’s because he took time off to write a new memoir entitled “The Way I Am.”

Thanks to Entertainment Weekly, we can all get a peak at an exclusive excerpt from it in which he deals with his anger issues.

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I’ve always had issues with my temper.

When I look back at myself during those years when everything was blowing up, I think maybe at first I was a little, you know, too aggressive and loud. It was like I had this voice and I had to be heard. ”Don’t f— with me,” to the point where people must have been wondering, Why is this dude so angry? Is he on crack? Is he on crystal meth? I go back and see old interviews and even now I wonder, Why was I so hyper?

I went through a phase back then when I was shooting pistols in the air behind the studio and, you know, pulling guns out, pointing a pistol in somebody’s face, not even realizing that I could’ve gone to jail for that s—.

Back then I was living on a main road, Hayes Street, and random people used to come and knock on my door all the time. The first album had gone four times platinum. I finally had some money. I remember thinking, I have a house, I can park in back. It was the first time in my life I’d had a real home that I could call my own and nobody was going to be able to throw me out. Directly across the street there was a trailer park. Wouldn’t you know it? Sometimes kids would sit and wait for me to come out.

Other times they didn’t even bother to wait. They would just come and bang on the door. The doorbell kept ringing. I was starting to lose it. As soon as I would open the front door the camera flashes would go off. They’d start clapping. I was losing my mind. I got up in one kid’s face with a pistol. Unloaded, but still. Was that the right thing to do?

Hell, no. But my temper was out of control. Thank God I was in enough control to not do something tragic. I had to move out of there before I wound up hurting somebody.

My mood can change quickly. It’s always been that way. When I was drinking, I could be in a good mood — just loving everybody and feeling like everything was great — then somebody would say the wrong s— to me, and before you knew it there was nothing my bodyguards could do to stop me from reacting and at least punching, spitting, or kicking a few times before they could get to me. It would be the simplest s— that would set me off, like somebody looking at me hard. And I could not stop until I felt like I’d done something to make that person accountable, to make that person learn his lesson. Afterward, I would be full of apologies, just saying ”I’m sorry” over and over. I’d feel like such an idiot for acting like that. Like, Why can’t I control this?

You all saw the Triumph thing go down at the MTV Video Music Awards, right? That’s a pretty perfect example. I mean, there I am, sitting in my seat, and they announce that I’m up for an award, presented by Christina Aguilera. I had said some things about her in the past, Moby had said some things about me, and I had said some things back about him. So I’m sitting there next to Proof, and they bring in Moby and sit him like two rows directly behind us. So now I’m like, Okay, what’s going on? What are they trying to do? I’ve got Moby behind me, and Christina up onstage, and then this dog puppet gets up in my face. I’d been so busy touring and doing my own s— that I hadn’t had time to watch TV, so I had no idea what that dog was. All I saw was Moby and Christina and this dude who’s sticking his hand in my face, trying to be funny. I didn’t even see the puppet, you know? My natural reaction was, ”Get the f— out of my face. Get your f—ing hand out of my face.” And that’s when I kind of lost it and a half. I should have kept my composure, but instead I stuck my fingers basically on Moby’s nose. Right in his face, like, ”F— you.”

When they told me I won the award, I went up there and gave Christina a hug, because there wasn’t a real beef with her. I was just dissing her to separate myself ’cause I didn’t want to be classified as a pop artist. When I hugged her, I thought I was being as mature as I could be. But when I got behind closed doors in the green room, I threw a fit. There was a cooler with drinks in it, and I asked if anybody wanted to grab a water or something. Nobody did. So I picked up the cooler and threw it against the wall and kind of f—ed up the whole room, basically.

The thing is, in the hip-hop world, when you talk about someone, you might not want to see them, because you don’t know what’s going to happen. With Moby, it wasn’t like I literally wanted to physically put hands on him. It’s just that all my life I’d been trained to react a certain way when put in a situation like that. My instinct was, someone talks about you, you see them, you fight. But Moby? Really? I was going to fight Moby? I was going to fight a puppet? I don’t know if anybody will even understand it now. It was basically just too many different things at once — Moby, Christina, the puppet…I was like, Okay, someone’s really f—ing with me.

In hindsight, I should have handled it differently, and I truly believe that if I were in that situation again, knowing the whole shtick with the puppet dog, I would have acted differently. What I actually got mad about was the most ridiculous thing in the world. A puppet.

This is the kind of s— that happens that makes me think to myself, Maybe you need to go back to anger management class. Because, obviously, I haven’t learned. Even now, part of me feels like, Eminem, whenever you drink you get violent. Another part of me is like, No, whenever somebody f—s with me, I get violent. And if I’m drunk and someone f—s with me, it’s even worse. This is one reason why I never go out.

This problem is not something I’m proud of. I mean, I’m a lot better than I used to be. I am. But it’s still messed up. I’m 35 years old. I’m a dad now. Once you hit 30, you’re supposed to at least be a half-grown-ass man, you know what I mean? The truth is, a lot of things put me on edge. Even today. It can be something as simple as being asked a million stupid questions, or a rapper who’s not on my level trying to come up by starting beef with me. So many things. God knows, 10 years down the road I don’t want my daughters hearing about all this somewhere and going, ”He thinks it’s cool to act like this.” Because I don’t. The moral of this story is not that it’s alright to walk around with my chest stuck out saying, ”Look at me. I’m Mister F—ing Tough Guy.”

But, you know, when you grow up like I did — bouncing around, fighting for everything — it does make you angry. It just does. It’s something I’ve kind of tried to block out, but when I do think back about how many schools I went to and everything else, it makes me realize, No wonder I was so mad at everything. It was almost a way for me to get back at every bully who ever picked on me, every person who ever f—ed with me growing up. The fact that Hailie’s life is so different than mine is one of my proudest achievements.

I do think age has made a difference. Hailie and Alaina are getting older, and I’m not taking so many things to heart like I used to. I mean, I still have a temper, but I have more control now. The stakes are high, and my family comes first. Marshall Mathers behind bars isn’t cute, and Eminem behind bars is terrible for business.

Guns and violence have been around me my whole life — in my family life, in my social life, everywhere. I’ve just always had a fascination with them. I’m not saying I was a thug or that I dealt drugs or murdered people. That’s just how I was raised — step up or get stepped on — so I never really thought it was a problem, you know?

When I was 11, living in Missouri, my uncles would take me to the gun range to bust guns. AK-47s. They’d let me empty off the whole clip. When I was seven years old I was handling my uncle Todd’s Colt .45 — the same Colt he allegedly ended up murdering a dude with in a supermarket parking lot. He had me shooting at beer cans at that age. Sounds crazy, but it’s true. Anybody who has a gun will tell you that at first it makes them feel powerful. I was infatuated. Obviously I don’t feel that way now. I’ve lost too many friends, family members, loved ones to gun violence. I would much rather use my fists. (Kidding.)

A lot of people in my family had screws loose because of abuse. If you go back and look at the abuse that I took, it’s no surprise I became who I am. Someone I don’t really want to be.