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Tom Cruise's Mission: Manhattan

After zipping around Manhattan via helicopter, speedboat, subway train, sports car and fire truck, Tom Cruise arrived in an SUV Wednesday night to his final stop: the Ziegfeld Theater, where his Mission: Impossible III had its third premiere of the day.

Wearing a dark suit and pink shirt, Cruise climbed up through the sunroof to stand on the car, then spent about an hour signing autographs and posing for photos with fans, even as it started to rain.

Once the screening started, he came out of the theater to answer questions, but cautioned reporters, "I'm about to get on an airplane right now and go home."
Asked by PEOPLE what he planned to do first when he got home, Cruise replied, "Kiss. Loads of kisses. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Most definitely." Who will get the first kiss: fiancée Katie Holmes or their 2-week-old daughter, Suri? "It would be Kate first."

Before the Ziegfeld, Cruise attended a premiere at Harlem's Magic Johnson Theater. There, he met up with Kanye West, who produced the movie's song, "Impossible."

"When I met with him in the studio, man, you just can't tell Tom Cruise no," West told PEOPLE of agreeing to do the song.

Later, Cruise told reporters, "Harlem, to me, when I get to New York, that is a prominent part of the New York experience. I was honored to be able to go up there."

At M:I3's first premiere of the day, at the Tribeca Film Festival downtown, Cruise arrived by motorcycle at 4 p.m. and spent 45 minutes signing autographs for teenage fans.

Even at the night's end, at Cruise's SUV started to pull away from the Ziegfeld theater, the actor rolled down his window to provide a few last autographs, and kept waving as screaming admirers hung on his car all the way to the corner.

With the help of police escorts, the car ran a red light and disappeared – presumably to get Cruise home so the kissing could begin.

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Davis: 'I'm Still Commander-in-Chief'

On the same day Geena Davis accepted an award for her portrayal of a female President, ABC shelved Commander in Chief for the crucial May ratings sweeps – effectively making the White House drama a lame duck.

Still, Davis, 50, told PEOPLE she has hope for the series: "Naturally, I'm not happy about their pulling it off during sweeps. … But the decision about whether it's going to be renewed will not be made until the 13th of May. So until further notice, I am still the Commander in Chief."

She added, "I think even if they tell me I'm not, I think I still will be. I'll keep showing up to work even if it's not there anymore."

Davis's award – for her portrayal of President Mackenzie Allen – was given to her at the United Nations by the White House Project, a nonprofit organization that promotes voting and political participation among women, with the goal of electing a female President.

"So many countries have had a female head of state before us," Davis told the 500 guests at a dinner in the U.N. Delegates Dining Room on Tuesday night. "So it is certainly time."

By Wednesday, Davis was in Washington, D.C., to call attention to gender stereotypes in children's movies. At a press conference sponsored by Dad's & Daughters' See Jane Program (which Davis started in 2004), the actress said she first became concerned while watching shows with her 4-year-old daughter, Alizeh.

"I was stunned to see that the percentage of female characters was seemingly very low. There was a huge gender imbalance."

A recent study confirmed that children's movies have three male characters for every female character. "The results are pretty startling," Davis said. "The world we're presenting to boys and girls is saying that girls' stories are less important, girls are less important, characters of color are less important."

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Nicole Richie: 'I'm Too Thin'

Nicole Richie, whose rail-thin frame has been a source of much discussion in the media, is now joining the chorus of voices saying that she is too skinny.

"I know I'm too thin right now, so I wouldn't want any young girl looking at me and saying, 'That's what I want to look like,' " Richie tells Vanity Fair in its June issue. "I do know that they will, which is another reason I really do need to do something about it. I'm not happy with the way I look right now."

Richie blames her severe weight loss on, in part, her December breakup with then-fiancé Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein. "I get really stressed out, and I do lose my appetite," she says. (She and AM have been spotted together again recently.)

In an effort to put on a few pounds, Richie says she forced herself to eat – particularly high-calorie foods like burritos – but eventually sought professional help. "I started seeing a nutritionist and a doctor. I was scared that it could be something more serious."

She is also working with a psychiatrist and a personal trainer. Her medical team characterizes Richie's weight as "in the realm of anorexia," the magazine reports. However, Dr. Jeffery Wilkins, vice-chair of the department of psychiatry at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, points out, "Our evaluation could change at any time."

Wilkins adds, "We're all concerned, and she's concerned, but it's either going to improve or it won't. If it's not anorexia, she should be able to gain the weight. If it ends up being anorexia, we'll help her with that. I think she's willing to look this in the eye."




CREDIT: X17Still, Richie says she doesn't even know how much she weighs. "I get weighed once a week with my nutritionist, but I don’t ask. Numbers aren't going to mean anything to me."

Ultimately, Richie says her restless childhood, the divorce of her adoptive parents, Lionel and Brenda Richie, plus an adolescence spent partying and fighting drug addiction all contributed to her trouble with her weight.

"I want to be able to take whatever comes to me and not physically break down every time hard things come my way, because hard things are always going to come my way," she says. "I'm really trying to make it so I have the proper tools to deal with life."

Richie, who is working on her first album and a follow-up to her novel The Truth About Diamonds, also sheds some light on the dissolution of her friendship with her Simple Life costar Paris Hilton: "We never had a fight. I just decided I didn’t want to be her friend anymore."

Although she's considered a style icon and media darling, Richie says she's still trying to figure things out for herself. "Part of the reason I don't really talk about being sober is that I don't want to feel the pressure of being a role model," she says. "I am learning so much about myself that for me to tell other people what to do in their lives is something I'm not really fit to do. I'm a work in progress. I'm not 'there' yet. I don't know if I'll ever be 'there.

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Paris Hilton & Matt Leinart: Cozy in Vegas

Matt Leinart celebrated being drafted into the NFL by partying at a Las Vegas nightclub on Tuesday with Paris Hilton.

For the record, Leinart was joined at the club PURE by more than 200 of his closest friends, including Nick Lachey, Wilmer Valderrama and Danny Masterson – but he spent the better part of the evening with the newly single Hilton, a source tells PEOPLE.

On his way into the bash, the 22-year-old, 6'5", Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, who was recently drafted by the Arizona Cardinals, told PEOPLE, "After this, it's all business, all NFL."

Inside, he danced with Hilton, 25, on the club's VIP beds. She called him "baby" and rested her head on his back, sometimes holding his hand, says the source.

The pair danced the night away – and at one point disappeared together behind closed doors in the club's private suite.

Later, Hilton treated the crowd to an impromptu concert, jumping on top of the DJ booth and belting out several songs from her upcoming album, including a rendition of Rod Stewart's "Do You Think I'm Sexy" – which she dedicated to Leinart.

When not on the dance floor, the pair nestled themselves into the corner of a VIP bed, where they kissed and hugged before leaving around 3:30 a.m.

Hilton and Leinart have been spotted together several times recently. On May 1, Hilton, wearing a brunette wig, shopped at the Grove in Los Angeles with Leinart, PEOPLE reports. That night, they partied together at L.A. club Shag. "They seemed really into each other," said one witness. "He was very touchy-feely."

Leinart's rep denies that they're dating, and Hilton's publicist, Elliot Mintz, says, "She knows Matt, she likes Matt. They are friends. I don't want to go any further than that. They have known each other a while."

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Mary Kay & Vili One Year Later

Ten years ago Vili Fualaau, then a sixth grader in suburban Seattle, and Mary Kay Letourneau, his 34-year-old teacher and a married mother of four, began an affair that produced two children and became a national scandal. This month, the couple will celebrate their one year anniversary.

Although Letourneau spent seven years in prison for second-degree rape of a child, she and Fualaau never stopped professing their love. Last May, nine months after her release, they were married at a Seattle-area winery.

In its new issue, PEOPLE offers an exclusive look at their life together after a year of marriage. "We do normal things," says Letourneau, 44, who shares a rented three-bedroom beachside house in Normandy Park, Wash., with Fualaau. Recently "we all went out to dinner at our favorite Mexican restaurant, then over to Blockbuster to get a movie."

But there are challenges. Letourneau, who lost her teaching license, and Fualaau, who hopes to become a tattoo artist (they rely on the substantial six-figure fee they received for the TV rights to their wedding), are focused on getting full custody of their daughters Audrey, 8, and Alexis, 7.

For now Fualaau's mother, Soona, who raised the girls while Letourneau was in prison, has custody of them, but in June Letourneau and Fualaau hope a Seattle court will give them custody. "It'll be nice to take the girls to Disneyland and not have to ask the state or notify Vili's mom," says Letourneau.

Her four other kids, from her marriage to Steve Letourneau, are slowly re-entering her life. Last October Steve Jr., 21, told his mother he was moving to Seattle from Anchorage and asked if he could live with her. Mary Claire, 18, a freshman at the Art Institute of Seattle, stays over frequently, and Jacqueline, 12, and Nicholas, 14, also visit regularly.

Still, the situation is complicated for Fualaau. "I feel like I don't really have a place except that I'm their mother's husband," he says. His wife's children "had a mom and dad and then I came into the picture and they think, 'I hate that guy; if he hadn't come along this would never have happened.'"

Fualaau's relationship with Steve Jr., who is only one year younger, can be strained. "I feel a bit of competition, like, 'Who deserves Mom's attention more?' " he says. "I back down because she's his mom and I don't want him hating me. But I get so frustrated."

Another strain: Last December, a police officer stopped Fualaau in SeaTac, Wash., for speeding and reported smelling alcohol on his breath. This April a jury found him guilty; his lawyer is looking at options to keep him out of jail.

Despite the arrest, Fualaau's everyday life is, for the most part, ordinary. He and Letourneau devote most of their time to their kids, but every Saturday night is couples night. For their anniversary "Vili has a plan and he's keeping it secret," says Letourneau. Once in a while she envisions having another child. "One more would just be ideal," she says. "If we could have a boy, it would be Vili's dream."

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Ashlee: Marriage 'Not On My Mind'

Ashlee Simpson has learned to slow down and relax thanks to her beau, Braxton Olita – but says she's in no rush to marry young like her big sister, Jessica.
"I'm a lot more peaceful and chilled out," the singer tells Teen People of her life since she began dating Olita. "I honestly couldn't be more content."

Simpson, Teen People's June/July cover girl and one of its Hottest Stars Under 25, tells the magazine she was friends with Olita, the 20-year-old Hawaii native who plays guitar in her band, before their relationship turned romantic.

"He's the yin to my yang; people call him my 'Little Buddha,' " she says. "When he comes around, everything changes. Braxton has taught me a lot."

Still, Simpson, 21, says she's not looking to follow in big sister Jessica's footsteps and get married at a young age. (Jessica was 21 when she tied the knot with Nick Lachey; they split last year.)

"I've watched Jessica go through a really hard time. Marriage is definitely not on my mind," she says. "Sometimes things don't work out the way you thought they would. I'm absolutely in love and in a committed relationship, but we live day-to-day. There's a lot of growing you do in your twenties, and I definitely want to wait until my late twenties or thirties or whenever the time is right."

Next up, Simpson will kick off her summer tour on May 6 in West Palm Beach, Fla. And in the future, she hopes to pursue acting. "I'm reading scripts and looking at films that are more Quentin Tarantino-style," she says. "I'd like to do a really great movie by the time I'm 25."

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Vince Vaughn Breaks Silence on Jennifer Aniston

When it comes to discussing their relationship, neither Jennifer Aniston nor Vince Vaughn has been very forthcoming. Most questions put to them, in fact, are met with dead silence. Until now.

Taking a direct approach to get his guest to talk, David Letterman tells Vaughn on Friday night's Late Show, according to a preview obtained by the Associated Press: "Hey, nice going on that Jennifer Aniston thing."

Slightly thrown off balance, Vaughn – who costars with Aniston in the upcoming The Break Up – recovers and responds: "It's very nice of you to say that, Dave, thank you. Yeah, it's been kind of interesting for me, and I just choose not to talk about my private life that much publicly."
Letterman then flat out asks if Vaughn and Aniston are a couple. Replies the comic actor: "I'm not saying we are or aren't a couple. I think she's great, but I just don't discuss whether we are."

As the conversation develops, Vaughn, 36, turns to the audience and, referring to Letterman, announces: "Do you like the way he just kind of takes the approach that it's fact?"

Letterman fared much better than Today show reporter Jill Rappaport, who on April 4 was met with silence from Aniston when she inquired about Vaughn (in particular, whether Oprah Winfrey was really about to toss the couple an $8 million wedding, as had been rumored).

Aniston even s***ted the Vaughn issue two weeks later when Winfrey had her on the show to clear up the wedding rumors. When Winfrey asked if there was anything else she wanted to address, Aniston said: "No wedding, no moves, no no. I'll keep you posted."

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Patrick Kennedy Admits, 'I Need Help'

A day after crashing his car into a security barrier near the Capitol, Rep. Patrick Kennedy announced that he is entering rehab for addiction to prescription pain medication.

"I know I need help," the Rhode Island Democrat said in a brief statement he delivered at a press conference on Friday.

Kennedy, the son of Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, is heading to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., for treatment. This is not his first time seeking help with addiction. Last Christmas, Kennedy returned to Washington, D.C., after a stay at the Mayo Clinic feeling focused and in good shape, he said. But, he added Friday: "As in every recovery, each day has its ups and downs."

Yesterday was definitely a low. Capitol police witnessed Kennedy's car accident and cited him for failure to keep a proper lane, unreasonable speed and failure to give full time and attention to the operation of a vehicle.

A police report said Kennedy's "eyes were red and watery, speech was slightly slurred, and upon exiting his vehicle, his balance was unsure."

Kennedy later issued a statement saying he'd taken a sleeping pill and another drug that can cause drowsiness and had told officers he was "headed to the Capitol to make a vote" at the time of the accident, which was about 2:47 a.m.

The officers who pulled Kennedy over were instructed by an official "above the rank of patrolman" to take him home and no sobriety tests were conducted at the scene, Louis P. Cannon, president of the Washington chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, told the Associated Press.

Of the incident, Kennedy said Friday: "I simply do not remember getting out of bed." He said he also did not remember being pulled over, adding, "That's not how I want to live my life."

Kennedy called his struggle with addiction a "chronic condition" and said he is "taking full responsibility" for his actions.

Asked if he planned to resign, he shook his head and said, "I need to stay in the fight."

Soon after the Friday press conference, Ted Kennedy issued a statement reading, in part: "I love Patrick very much and am very proud of him. All of us in the family admire his courage in speaking publicly about very personal issues and fully support his decision to seek treatment."

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Anna-Nicole Smith pregnant? None of your business

Former Playboy Playmate, reality TV star and U.S. Supreme Court litigant Anna-Nicole Smith may be pregnant, her attorney said on Thursday. Then again, she may not be.

"If Anna Nicole is pregnant she obviously doesn't want anybody to know yet," Howard K. Stern said in a written statement. "If she is not pregnant she's not denying the rumor because she thinks its funny how much of a stir it's causing."

"She'll leave it up to you to guess which one it is," Stern said. "But note to all media: Please stop sending reporters and camera crews to her house because that really does cross the line of being overly invasive."

Published reports surfaced this week that Smith, 38, -- who on Monday won a Supreme Court decision giving her another chance to collect millions of dollars left behind by her late Texas oil tycoon husband -- was pregnant by an unidentified man. Stern declined to elaborate beyond his cryptic statement.

The former Vicki Lynn Hogan from Mexia, Texas met J. Howard Marshall at a Houston strip club and was 26 when she married the wheelchair-bound, 89-year-old billionaire in 1994.

His death after 14 months of marriage triggered a legal battle over his estate between Smith, who gained fame as a Guess? model and Playboy Playmate of the Year, and his son E. Pierce Marshall.

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Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott Wed in Fiji

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott were married Sunday on a private tropical island in Fiji, PEOPLE has confirmed exclusively.

The non-denominational ceremony was attended only by the bride and groom, both barefoot and wearing white.

"We didn't want to wait another day to get married," Spelling tells PEOPLE.

Adds her new husband, "I've never had as much of a desire to get married and make a woman my wife as I've had with her. The feeling is overwhelming. We're soul mates."

Spelling, 32, and McDermott, 39, met last summer in Ottowa while filming the TV movie Mind Over Murder. At the time, she was wed to actor-writer Charlie Shanian, and McDermott was married to his wife of 12 years, Mary Jo Eustace.

"It just happened," a Spelling friend told PEOPLE about their romance. "No one meant any harm to anyone. You can't help who you fall in love with and who you're right with."

In September, Spelling announced her split from Shanian, and McDermott filed for divorce from Eustace. Spelling's divorce became final last month.

McDermott proposed to the So NoTORIous star on Christmas Eve in Toronto, Canada. His sister put out lights leading to a table for two surrounded by decorated Christmas trees. The couple rode up in a horse-drawn carriage, and McDermott presented Spelling with a diamond and sapphire ring.

"It was so magical. All the stars aligned. I have never been happier in my life," McDermott told PEOPLE at the time.

McDermott has since shown his love for Spelling with tattoos, including one on his wrist that reads "Truly, Madly, Deeply, Tori" and another on his shoulder: a portrait of her.

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WEEK AHEAD: Nick Lachey's Solo Turn

Nick Lachey breaks out on his own with his sophomore disc, What's Left of Me, which hits stores on Tuesday. PEOPLE looks at the former Newlywed's return to the music game, plus other events to watch for in the coming week:

SUNDAY, MAY 7: Eva Longoria will leave behind Wisteria Lane to take center stage at L.A.'s Shrine Auditorium as the host of the ALMA Awards, honoring Latino achievement in television, film and music. Among the nominees: Jennifer Lopez, Sha***a and Mariah Carey are up for outstanding female musical performer and Benicio Del Toro for outstanding actor in a motion picture (for Sin City). Marc Anthony will also receive an achievement award for his musical contributions. The ALMA Awards will air on ABC on June 5.

MONDAY, MAY 8: David Blaine is testing his limits again. Since May 1, the daredevil has been immersed underwater in an eight-foot acrylic sphere at New York City's Lincoln Center, where he's been breathing through a tube. On Monday, he'll attempt to hold his breath underwater longer than any other human being – the current record is eight minutes and 58 seconds – on the live ABC special David Blaine: Drowned Alive (8 p.m. ET).

TUESDAY, May 9: Fans will finally get to hear all of Nick Lachey's innermost musings when the former Newlywed releases his sophomore solo album, What's Left of Me. In his MTV special, Nick Lachey: What's Left of Me, the singer insisted that though the album's songs refer to his breakup with Jessica Simpson, "It's not in any way vindictive or an assault on her. In a lot of ways, it's more of an assault on me." You be the judge.

FRIDAY, MAY 12: The ladies of The View will have a very special guest when, for the first time, Oprah Winfrey makes an appearance on the morning chatfest (ABC at 11 a.m. ET). Of course, the daytime diva has a good reason to schmooze with Star, Joy, Elisabeth, Meredith and Barbara – she'll be chatting up her May 15 ABC special, Oprah Winfrey's Legends' Ball, featuring footage from a slew of parties she hosted last year with an A-list guest list including Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Mariah Carey, Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin.

NEW THIS WEEK:
• Movies (now in theaters): Mission: Impossible III, starring Tom Cruise and Ving Rhames; Hoot, starring Luke Wilson; An American Haunting, starring Sissy Spacek; Down in the Valley, starring Ed Norton and Evan Rachel Wood; Art School Confidential, starring John Malkovich; The Proposition, starring Guy Pearce and Emily Watson
• Music (in stores Tuesday): Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stadium Arcadium; Neil Young, Living with War; Paul Simon, Surprise; The Isley Brothers, Baby Makin' Music; Mission: Impossible 3 soundtrack; Chris Isaak, The Best of Chris Isaak; Jagged Edge, Jagged Edge; Harry on Broadway: Act 1, Harry Connick Jr. and Kelli O'Hara
• DVDs (in stores Tuesday): Munich; The New World; Rumor Has It…; Nanny McPhee; Everybody Loves Raymond: The Complete Sixth Season; Scrubs: The Complete Second Season

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Celine Dion Set for 500th Vegas Show

After 18 years of touring around the world, Celine Dion has embraced a life of domesticity – sort of.

OK, so she doesn't really do much vacuuming these days. "It doesn't mean I won't do it again, but I'm fortunate that I don't have to do it now," says the singer, who reportedly earned an estimated $38.5 million in 2005 and has sold more than 175 million albums over the years.

Dion and her husband René Angélil have settled into a happy routine in Las Vegas, where they live in a suburban three-bedroom home 30 minutes off the strip with a little guy who is the world to them: 5-year-old son René-Charles. "I love being a mom – it relaxes me to read stories to him, do finger painting, play with Play-Doh," says Dion. "I think people have a hard time imagining I can have a normal life, but I do."

Well, that might be stretching it. Four or five nights a week Dion sells out the 4,148-seat theater at Caesars Palace, where fans pay up to $225 to see the five-time Grammy winner perform songs like her 1998 hit "My Heart Will Go On."

Sunday, May 7 will mark her 500th show. "It's like I blinked and it's 500," says Dion, 38, who has extended the three-year contract, reportedly for $100 million, that she signed in 2001 to the end of 2007. Even fellow stars like Michael Jackson and Britney Spears have been to the show.

Dion's favorite fan so far? Her son, who saw the show for the first time last year. She was a ball of nerves knowing he was in the audience with dad Angélil, 64, who is also Dion's manager. "It was the only time I felt nauseous before a show," she says. "My son was going to be there looking at me as a performer and not as a mom reading stories at bedtime."

After all, a stable routine is the reason she took the gig in the first place; no longer touring the world, the family enjoys that normal life she was talking about. "I am a full-time mom. That's my priority," she says. "Then I go and sing a few songs at night."

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Brooke's '3-Year-Old Diet'

Just two weeks after giving birth to second daughter Grier, Brooke Shields has bounced back into shape. Her secret? "Rent a 3-year-old and make sure you have to run after the 3-year-old and feel guilt all the time that you're not being in two places at once," she says about daughter Rowan. "It's the 3-year old diet."

And despite Shields's concern that Rowan wouldn't be happy about sharing Mom with her new sister, things seem to be going just fine. "She shared her blanket with her so that was a huge step," the actress told us at the Westwood, Calif., premiere of the animated family film Over the Hedge. "She put her blanket in the bassinet and said,' She might need this.' " In fact, Shields made it to the screening with husband Chris Henchy and Rowan (her first major outing since having Grier) at the toddler's request. "It's the only movie I think I would come out to see at this time."

Prom Queen
Though The O.C. star Autumn Reeser got to glam up for the recent prom episode of her FOX show (whose season finale is on May 1, in real life she didn't look nearly as fabulous at her own prom years ago. "I did my own makeup. I did my own hair and my hair didn't turn out well – it sort of fell. I had braces," says the actress, who plays Summer's pesky friend Taylor Townsend. But Reeser got a second shot at helping less privileged teens look their best at Boston's recent Belle of the Ball event, which provided free prom dresses, shoes and makeup to high-school girls in need. "It's fun to go shopping with a group of girls. I never have time to shop."

Caught in the Act


• Scarlett Johansson and Josh Hartnett, snuggling during their lunch at a cafe in New York City's TriBeCa neighborhood.

• Halle Berry, checking out actor Simon Rex's hip-hop group the Dyslexic Speedreaders at the opening party for Chris Noth's new club, The Plumm, in New York's trendy Meatpacking District.

• Debra Messing, getting an airbrush tan at the Ole Henriksen spa in West Hollywood.

• George Lopez, celebrating his 45th birthday at Arnie Morton's, The Steakhouse in Burbank, Calif. The comedian hosted a party for 12, using a gift certificate he received in the official Emmy presenter's gift basket. He feasted on a jumbo lobster tail, chopped salad and polished off his meal with a birthday cake.

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Adam Sandler, Wife Have a Baby

Adam Sandler and his wife, Jackie, have had their first child, according to the comedian’s Web site.

"Kid is healthy!! Wife is healthy!!" says the posting. It did not give any other details, but a source tells PEOPLE the baby is a girl, born yesterday at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles.

Sandler, 39, and Jackie, 31, wed on June 22, 2003, at Dick Clark's oceanfront Malibu estate before 400 guests, including Jennifer Aniston, Dustin Hoffman, Rodney Dangerfield, Sharon Osbourne and Rob Schneider.

At the Jewish ceremony, Sandler wore a tux and yarmulke – as did his bulldog Meatball, who preceded Jackie down the aisle, bearing her wedding band on his back. (Jackie, whose maiden name is Titone, converted to Judaism in 2000.)

The pair have been together for seven years. Jackie, a model and actress, has a brief role in Sandler's film Big Daddy: She plays the waitress who takes his order for a root beer in the sports bar scene.