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		It's a Girl for Jodie Sweetin Former "Full House" star Jodie Sweetin has just given birth to a baby girl named Beatrix Carlin Sweetin Coyle with her boyfriend Morty Coyle. Coyle said in a statement "Jodie was amazing and is doing great. We are now the proud, excited parents of Miss Beatrix Carlin Sweetin Coyle. We're already madly in love with Beatrix and are so grateful for the support from our family and friends. And we can't wait for her big sister Zoie to meet her." Beatrix was born on Tuesday and weighed in at 7lbs., 4 oz. and was 19 inches long. Sweetin, 28, has a 2 year-old daughter named Zoie from her marriage to Cody Herpin.

		Conan O'Brien Picks a Name Conan O'Brien has a new show set to air on TBS in November and it's going to simply be called "Conan". O'Brien said in a video released on YouTube "I'm just using 'Conan' and dropping the 'O'Brien' because I want to get away from the whole Irish thing. I was going to announce the name of my new show today, but my lawyers tell me "The Return of Nanny McPhee" is taken." The new show will go head to head against "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", "The Late Show with David Letterman", and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!". TBS has bumped "The George Lopez Show" to midnight so Conan can take over the 11pm time slot. "Conan" will make its debut on November 8th at 11pm.

Hoffman, Giamatti and Pine in Talks for Farragut North According to Vulture George Clooney is in talks to direct "Farragut North" based on a critically acclaimed play and wants Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti and possibly Chris Pine to star. The story revolves around the Iowa primary of the presidential race and follows the exploits of Stephen Myers and the lengths he goes to to get his candidate nominated. If this all pans out Pine would play Myers, Hoffman would play Myers' boss, Paul Zara, and Giamatti would be the campaign manager of the rival candidate. Clooney would likely play a small part in the film. Filming is set to begin in February.

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		Chad Lowe Gets Hitched Chad Lowe and Kim Painter got married over the weekend in an intimate ceremony in Los Angeles. The wedding took place at the Terranea Resort in L.A. in front of a small gathering of family and friends. The couple’s 15 month-old daughter, Mabel, was the ring bearer and Chad’s brother, Rob Lowe, was the best man. Lowe, 42, and his film producer wife have been together since early 2007. This is the second marriage for Lowe who was married to Hilary Swank for eight years before their divorce in 2006.

		Willem Dafoe in Talks for Transmission Willem Dafoe is in talks to join Bob Hoskins, Jason Flemyng and Talulah Riley in “Transmission” which is a British science fiction film about an alien invasion during a solar eclipse. The movie will be shot in 3D with Roger Christian (“Star Wars”) in talks to direct. No word on when “Transmission” is set to hit theatres.

Contestants for Dancing with the Stars Are Announced The stars have now been confirmed for season 11 of “Dancing with the Stars”. The competitors will be former “Baywatch” lifeguard David Hasselhoff, “Jersey Shore” hottie Michael ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino, former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner, Bristol Palin, singers Michael Bolton and Brandy, actress Jennifer Grey, “Hills” star Audrina Patridge, actor Kyle Massey, comedian Margaret Cho, “Brady Bunch” mom Florence Henderson and former L.A. Laker Rick Fox. They will all dance their hearts out and the last couple standing will win the mirror ball trophy. Dance partners for the celebrities haven’t been announced yet. The 11th season starts on September 20 on ABC.

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		George Michael Attended Rehab After Incident in July George Michael announced on his website that he has been undergoing treatment for his substance abuse. He says "I want to thank you all sincerely, and also to reassure those of you who worry so much for me. I fully appreciate the seriousness of my current situation, for which I truly apologize. I feel you should know that on the day after the incident I checked in to a clinic for a 14-day detox program here in London, which has been followed by ongoing outpatient drug counselling several times a week. Personal problems which I had tried to deal with myself had clearly got the better of me, and I am sorry that my pride has prevented me from seeking help before now." This rehab came after an incident on July 4 when Michael drove his car into the front of a store in Hamstead, England. He pled guilty to driving under the influence of drugs and possession of cannabis and is due back in court on September 24 for sentencing.

		Paris Hilton Thought Cocaine was Gum! Paris Hilton has been charged with felony cocaine possession after being arrested this weekend in Las Vegas. The car she was travelling in was pulled over on the Las Vegas Strip after the police smelled the odour of marijuana coming from the vehicle. The police found .8 ounces of cocaine in Paris’ purse which she has denied was hers and said she had not seen the cocaine before but now thought it was gum. Also in the purse was an Albuterol pill, $1300 cash and zigzag wrappers, all of which Paris admitted were hers. Paris thanked her fans for their support via Twitter Sunday night writing "I'm so thankful to all my fans for all the love and support you are giving me." Her arraignment is set for October 27 and if she’s convicted she could face up to four years in prison.

Ryan Reynolds and Bradley Cooper in R-Rated comedy Ryan Reynolds and Bradley Cooper are set to star in an R-rated version of “Lethal Weapon” which is currently untitled. The movie will follow two friends who are San Francisco police officers and whose fathers were also once partners in the force. The friends who are trying to crack a case enlist the help of their fathers. Sheldon Turner (“Up in the Air”) wrote the script with Neal Moritz, Andrew Panay and Jonathan Komack Martin producing. Cooper can most recently be seen in “The A-Team” and Reynolds will next be seen in “Green Lantern”. No word on when the untitled action comedy will go into production and be released.

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		The Last Exorcism Spooks Competition Two new releases this weekend led the box office. The independently financed horror film "The Last Exorcism" took top spot with $21.3 million. Following very closely behind with $21 million was "Takers", a crime drama starring Matt Dillon and Paul Walker. Dropping from first to third spot was the Sylvester Stallone action movie "The Expendables". In its third week the Stallone, Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke, and Jet Li starrer added another $9.5 million to its total of just over $82 million. In fourth this weekend was the drama "Eat Pray Love" starring Julia Roberts which brought in $7 million. Finally rounding out the top five was "The Other Guys" grossing $6.6 million.

		And The Emmy Goes To. . . The 62nd annual Emmy Awards took place Sunday night at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Jimmy Fallon hosted the awards and kicked off the evening with a song and dance performance to Bruce Springsteen's 'Born to Run", with help from Tina Fey, Kate Gosselin, Jon Hamm and Betty White. For the third year in a row "Mad Men" earned the title of Outstanding Drama Series while newcomer "Modern Family" took home the award for Outstanding Comedy Series with the writers of the show Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd winning Emmys as well. The awards for acting went to Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad") for lead actor in a drama series, Kyra Sedgwick ("The Closer") for lead actress in a drama series, Jim Parsons ("The Big Bang Theory") for lead actor in a comedy series and Edie Falco ("Nurse Jackie") for lead actress in a comedy series. The supporting actor and actress Emmys went to Aaron Paul ("Breaking Bad") for actor in a drama, Archie Panjabi ("The Good Wife") for actress in a drama, Eric Stonestreet ("Modern Family") for actor in a comedy and Jane Lynch ("Glee") for actress in a comedy. Jane Lynch accepted her award and thanked the cast (sort of) "I love you. You're young and you're wonderful. You're fresh-faced, and when I'm not seething with jealousy, I'm so proud of you." Other awards went to "The Pacific" for Best Miniseries and "Top Chef" for Best Reality Competition Program.

Nigel Lythgoe Says American Idol Judges Not Confirmed "American Idol" executive producer, Nigel Lythgoe, is saying that the judges for the singing show have not been confirmed. He said at the BAFTA/LA pre-Emmy Tea Party over the weekend "All the seats are open. Negotiations are still ongoing." Reports had said that Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler had signed on as a judge but Lythgoe neither confirmed nor denied the reports. He did say that he hopes to have the judges confirmed within the next month.

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		Mariah Carey Superstitious Rumours have been circulating that Mariah Carey is pregnant but neither her nor her husband Nick Cannon are confirming the news. Carey stepped out in Brazil last week wearing a maternity dress which fuelled the rumours. The 41 year-old singer wrote on her website “I appreciate everyone’s well wishes. But I am very superstitious. When the time is right, everyone will know–even Cindi Berger [her publicist]." Cannon, 29, also kept hush, hush on his radios show Monday "I've said it before and I'll say it time and time again -- when my wife feels like talking about whatever she wants to talk about, you will hear it directly from her."

		Jeremy Renner to Star in Mission: Impossible IV Jeremy Renner is set to join Tom Cruise in “Mission: Impossible IV”. Paramount has confirmed the news saying “It’s a done deal”. Cruise will return for the fourth time to reprise his role as the spy Ethan Hunt while no details are given on Renner’s role. JJ Abrams will produce with Brad Bird directing. This will be the first major role for Renner since his Oscar nominated role in “The Hurt Locker”. He will next be seen alongside Ben Affleck and Jon Hamm in “The Town” set for release in September. Production on “Mission: Impossible IV” will begin in the fall with a release in December 2011.

Will Forte Leaving SNL Will Forte has announced that he will be leaving “Saturday Night Live” after eight seasons on the show. He is best known for his role as MacGruber which he took to the big screen in May. Forte’s publicist, Lewis Kay, said "He is eternally grateful to [executive producer] Lorne [Michaels] and all of the incredible people he worked with over the years." Forte is leaving the show to pursue other opportunities.