Olivia Wilde has been named Peta’s Sexiest Vegetarian of 2010!

The 26-year-old vegan actress and Biggest Loser trainer Bob Harper are this year’s celebs honored by the animal rights organization.

“I am really honored, and very inspired to continue living the vegan lifestyle that has been so good to my body, my animal friends, and the world we live in,” Olivia wrote on her new website after the news was announced.

FYI: Last year’s winners were Kellie Pickler and Milo Ventimiglia.
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The two tied the knot at the Four Seasons Resort on Hawaii’s Big Island, according to TMZ.

Megan, 24, and Brian, 36, married late last week in a small, intimate ceremony. This is the first marriage for both – Brian has a son, Kassius, from a previous relationship.

The couple’s engagement was announced about two weeks ago, but Megan said that their commitment was nothing new and that she’d been engaged for some time.

Congratulations to the happy couple!!

Why have Tropic Thunder character Les Grossman (Tom Cruise) be such a major contributor to the 2010 MTV Movie Awards when that film came out two years ago?  Because Paramount (which, along with MTV, is owned by Viacom) was setting up the announcement of a Les Grossman movie (although Cruise kind of spoiled it on the red carpet at the awards).  Today, Paramount revealed that Cruise along with Ben Stiller and Stuart Red Hour Films will produce and have secured the life rights to Grossman.  Yes, the press release talks about Grossman as if he were a real person, thus further cementing the notion that Grossman is Cruise’s Tony Cliffton.  Said Stiller:

“Les Grossman’s life story is an inspiring tale of the classic human struggle to achieve greatness against all odds. He has assured me he plans to quote, ‘F**king  kill the sh*t out of this movie and make Citizen f**king Kane look like a piece of crap home movie by the time we are done.’ I am honored to be working with him.”

Hit the jump for the press release.  It’s bizarre (the press release, not the decision to make a Les Grossman movie; that makes total sense).

Tom Cruise as Les GrossmanHere’s the press release that treats Grossman as if he were a real person and not a character who saved Tom Cruise’s career:

HOLLYWOOD, CA (June 9, 2010) – Paramount Pictures and MTV Films announced today that they are set to develop a movie around mega-producer Les Grossman. The announcement comes on the heels of Grossman’s groundbreaking and visionary production of the soon-to-be Emmy® award-winning 2010 MTV Movie Awards Sunday night. Tom Cruise, along with Ben Stiller and Stuart Cornfeld of Red Hour Films will produce and have secured the life rights to Grossman.

Grossman, best known as a mega producer, has most recently mentored talents such as Rob Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. In 2008, Grossman was introduced to the masses by Stiller in the comedy “Tropic Thunder” where the famed producer had a cameo playing himself.

Said Ben Stiller: “Les Grossman’s life story is an inspiring tale of the classic human struggle to achieve greatness against all odds. He has assured me he plans to quote, ‘F**king  kill the sh*t out of this movie and make Citizen f**king Kane look like a piece of crap home movie by the time we are done.’ I am honored to be working with him.”

When asked what the screenplay was about Grossman responded: “To quote my great friend Kirk Lazarus, ‘I don’t read the script, the script reads me.’”Adam Goodman, Paramount Film Group President said, “Everything I learned in this business, I’ve learned from Les. I started out as his assistant, and from the first day he threw his desk at me when I got his lunch order wrong, I have loved him like a father.  I am forever grateful to Ben and Stuart Cornfeld and their ability to secure his highly-coveted life rights,” Tom Cruise is said to be in talks to portray Grossman in the film.  Michael Bacall (“Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”) will write the script.

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Now that she’s a married mom of an adopted daughter, the outspoken Katherine Heigl is learning to think before she speaks.
Katherine Heigl is at home in Los Angeles’s Los Feliz neighborhood, pulling cheese after cheese out of her fully stocked fridge.

“This is for us,” she says, beaming as she loads crackers onto a plate. Then she kisses her 18-month-old adopted Korean daughter, Naleigh (a combination of Nancy, for Katherine’s mother and longtime manager, and Leigh, the middle name of her adopted sister, also Korean). “Mommy has to do an interview,” Katherine tells her. “And eat some cheese.”

She heads to an outdoor deck, leaving Naleigh to watch The Backyardigans with her husband, singer Josh Kelley, and Mojo, one of their six dogs. For the moment, the rest of the pack is at the park, so the house is relatively quiet. When Katherine found Mojo on the set of 27 Dresses, Josh told her no more dogs. “I started crying,” says Katherine, who everyone calls Katie. “I said, ‘Where’s your heart? Where’s your soul? I’m supposed to be marrying you, and you don’t know who I am by now,’ and he’s like, ‘Fine, just take the dog. Jesus.’”

But lately life has been focused more on Naleigh, whom she and Josh adopted last September, at nine months. Though Naleigh has been described in the press as special-needs, she was actually born with a congenital heart problem that was fixed via open-heart surgery before she left Korea. “Her heart is 100 percent fine now. She has a scar, so she won’t be wearing bikinis, which is fine by us,” Katherine explains, unembarrassed by her overprotectiveness. “A lot of children don’t find forever homes because they’re on that special-needs list, even if it’s because of something as simple as her mother smoked cigarettes for a month, not knowing she was pregnant. That’s not so huge that you couldn’t handle it.”

When Naleigh arrived, Katherine, 31, was in Atlanta working on Life as We Know It, to be released later this year. In a bizarre life-imitating-art scenario, the movie happens to be about a woman who unexpectedly takes custody of a baby.

“It was crazy, because as my character was learning how to take care of a one-year-old, I was too,” says Katherine, dressed in a cardigan and jeans. Her hair is pulled back, and a light dusting of makeup covers up any mommy-induced exhaustion. “But as I was working with these gorgeous little triplets who play my child, I was feeling bad that I was spending more time with them than with my own kid. And that broke my heart.”

In some ways, the experience on Life as We Know It precipitated a three-month-long respite (and delayed family leave from Grey’s Anatomy) at her new vacation home in Utah — the longest time, in fact, that she’d spent with Josh since the two started dating five years ago. (They married in Park City in 2007; Katherine was raised Mormon.) “There were a good few weeks when I almost smothered him with his pillow,” she says. But that’s marriage, she adds: “two people with totally different lives and totally different experiences just trying to fit.”

But more significantly, the three months with Naleigh convinced Katherine it was time to move on from Izzie Stevens, the neurotic resident she played for six seasons on Grey’s. The role won her an Emmy in 2007, but as the press has documented well, it’s been rocky.

Though some use the evidence to suggest she’s a diva, one can argue that Katherine wouldn’t be the star she is today without her ballsy moves and vocal, opinionated point of view. She called her first hit, Knocked Up, “a little sexist,” stood up for gay best friend T.R. Knight at the Golden Globes, and bowed out of the Emmy race in 2008 because “I did not feel that I was given the material this season to warrant an Emmy nomination.” Without that candor, she’d be just another milquetoast starlet.

“I spent so many years just saying what I felt without thinking about the ramifications, without understanding that I have this opinion but not everyone might share that opinion and now they don’t like me because of it. That was really awkward. I hate it when people say this, but I’m a people pleaser,” she explains. “I was really raised with the idea that it’s important to be honest and to share your experiences, both disappointing and exhilarating. But sometimes I think the American public just wants to see my life as good fortune. They don’t want to know about the day-to-day. It ruins the fantasy. It’s lame to say that I’m a normal girl, but I think I am.”

And like any normal girl, Katherine’s learning that baby can get in the way of a romantic evening with her hubby, like when Naleigh threw up on her lingerie. “If parent time interferes with sexy time, that’s that,” she says, laughing.

She also finds it a challenge to keep up with the fashions of fellow celebrities’ daughters, like Suri Cruise or Zahara Jolie-Pitt. “Dude, I try, but I’m not nailing the baby fashion. It’s intimidating. I get beautiful outfits from Gap and baby Juicy, but I’m not layering it or putting her in Prada flats. It’s really stressing me out.” She also doesn’t want her daughter to grow up to be a spoiled rich kid. “I want her privilege to afford her to seek many different things that might fulfill her. I don’t want her to have a Beemer on her 16th birthday or spend the summer at a beach house with friends. Nope. You want a beach house, you pay for it.”

Now that Grey’s Anatomy is no longer keeping her in Hollywood, a place she describes as “high school on steroids,” she and Kelley are considering a move to Nashville so he can be closer to his country-music career. Perhaps Naleigh will become “a Korean country-music star. That’d be sick,” she laughs. “I know she’s going to get pushed into music.” But she’s not sure if her mother, with whom she lunches on a regular basis, will follow, which gives Katherine pause.

“The relationship I have with my mother is rare, and I know for some people it looks like I’m a real mama’s girl,” she says. “I never cut the apron strings, but that’s one thing I will never deny. It has saved me.”

But Katherine recognizes that despite the positives in her life — leaving a hit show on the upswing, a burgeoning film career (the action comedy Killers, opposite Ashton Kutcher, who “looks so hot with his shirt off,” opens in June), starting a family — she still has work to do.

“Now it’s time to reevaluate and grow up. I hope by my mid-30s, I get to the point where I don’t doubt myself,” Katherine explains. “I’m going to make mistakes and say stupid things, but I won’t have to sit in a room in the dark and wonder, ‘Am I a bad person?’ It will be ‘Okay, Katie, enough with the drama.’”

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Something set off Lindsay Lohan‘s alcohol-monitoring bracelet – and that set off a judge.

An arrest warrant was issued Tuesday for the actress by the same Los Angeles judge who earlier issued a warrant when Lohan failed to show up to court.

Superior Court Judge Marsha Revel found Lohan violated the terms of her bail and upped her bail to $200,000. A bond was later posted, sparing Lohan from being arrested until a hearing takes place next month.

A source close to the case tells PEOPLE the court-ordered alcohol-monitoring bracelet, called a SCRAM device, was triggered Sunday evening during an MTV Movie Awards after-party.

District Attorney spokeswoman Jane Robison says the device was set off by “an alcohol-related violation.” Lohan, 23, was fitted with the bracelet last month as part of her probation case after two DUI convictions.

On her Twitter page, Lohan denies being in violation of bail. “My scram wasn’t set off,” she writes in a series of Tweets full of misspellings, grammar errors and profanity.

“Its physically impossible considering I’ve nothing for it to go off – All of these false resports are absolutely wrong,” she writes. “This is all because of FALSE accusation by tabloids & paparazzi & it is f—— digusting – I’ve been more than I’m compliance & feeling great.”

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Jennifer’s Body (2009) trailer

“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)”
Watson looks back on her appearance in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone with amusement: “It’s like baby photos…I look like a chipmunk.”

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As a 12-year-old, premiere of  “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)”
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Premiere of “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)”
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Premiere of “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)”
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Emma Watson: Premiere of Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince in London

Fox has presented a trailer to the sixth season of House M.D.