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Report: Demi Moore Checks into Rehab
Demi Moore has checked into an addiction treatment center in Sundance, Utah, according to a report.
E! News says that the embattled star has checked into the Cirque Lodge, an upscale facility whose past clients have reportedly included Lindsay Lohan, Eva Mendes and Mary-Kate Olsen.
Buzzmakers: A Tipsy Demi & Leslie Carter's Death
This week's top stories in the entertainment world include the death of Nick Carter and Aaron Carter's sister Leslie, Demi Moore's first ET interview, Michael Jackson's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Tori Spelling's new baby & Don Cornelius' shocking suicide.
Leslie Carter -- the sister of Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter and his brother Aaron -- died at the age of 25 of an apparent drug overdose. Both Nick and Aaron spoke publicly on the sad news, thanking fans for their "well wishes and prayers during this tragic time."
ET has footage of a 19-year-old Demi Moore as she celebrated a birthday with her General Hospital co-stars in 1982 featuring wild, tipsy behavior from the star in the interview.
First Look: Miranda Lambert on 'Law & Order: SVU'
She's known as country music's angel-faced tough girl, but next Wednesday Miranda Lambert will hang up her cowboy boots for a special appearance on the popular NBC drama, Law and Order: SVU.
Blake Shelton Weds Miranda Lambert!
"I love SVU, it's my favorite show," said Lambert in this behind-the-scenes interview of her February 8 episode. "I watch every marathon. It's a [tour] bus staple."
Watch: Tyler & Underwood Preview 'Crossroads'
She's all country, he's a whole lotta rock n' roll, and this weekend Carrie Underwood and Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler will present a must-see edition of CMT Crossroads at the Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam.
ET's special correspondent Christina McLarty dropped in on the superstars as they prepped for this Saturday's spectacular show, airing live from the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, Indiana.
ET Rewind: 'St. Elmo's Fire'
St. Elmo's Fire hit the box office in the summer of '85 at the height of the Brat Pack's fame and notoriety. Back in the fall of '84, ET was on the set of the Joel Schumacher-directed film, which helped to solidify the reputation of the Pack as hard partiers – and made co-star Demi Moore famous.
Demi Moore's Tipsy First ET Interview
Watch the video as Rob Lowe, Ally Sheedy, Andrew McCarthy, Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson and Demi joke around, talk about working together and of hoping to indulge in campus temptations while on location in Georgetown (save for Demi, who was fresh from rehab at the behest of Schumacher).
The Best & Worst Super Bowl Halftime Moments
We are all excited about Madonna's performance this Sunday, but Super Bowl halftime shows weren't always about popular recording artists. As the most-watched event in television history, it's hard to imagine the game without celebrities and pyrotechnics. The show has come a long way since college marching bands, so let's take a look at some of the great and most memorable Super Bowl halftime moments.
Super Bowl III: Florida A&M University:
Towards the end of the Civil rights movement, the 1969 halftime show was lead by the marching band of famed historically black college, Florida A&M University.
Dwayne Johnson's 'Million-Dollar Smile'
ET was on the red carpet last night for the premiere of Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, a sequel with Dwayne Johnson, of whom his co-stars spoke very kindly.
"Dwayne is Superman," director Brad Peyton said. "He's the nicest guy in the world, and he can also bench-press you at will."
Co-star Josh Hutcherson also had his share of admiring words for the man who rose to fame as a professional wrestler
