The 25-year-old Transformers star has thrown as many punches as he has parties, he has a rap sheet as long as his filmography, and when he's not pissing off studio heads, he's messing around with another guy's girlfriend. But Shia LaBeouf may also be the most honest—and complex—actor alive. More than meets the eye? Damn right. Click on the pictures above to read more!!
Governor Andrew Cuomo made same-sex marriages legal in New York on Friday, a key victory for gay rights ahead of the 2012 presidential and congressional elections. New York will become the sixth and most populous U.S. state to allow gay marriage. State senators voted 33-29 on Friday evening to approve marriage equality legislation and Cuomo, a Democrat who had introduced the measure, signed it into law.
"This vote today will send a message across the country. This is the way to go, the time to do it is now, and it is achievable; it's no longer a dream or an aspiration. I think you're going to see a rapid evolution," Cuomo, who is in his first year of office, told a news conference.
"We reached a new level of social justice," he said.
Same-sex weddings can start taking place in New York in 30 days, though religious institutions and nonprofit groups with religious affiliations will not be compelled to officiate at such ceremonies. The legislation also gives gay couples the right to divorce.
"I have to define doing the right thing as treating all persons with equality and that equality includes within the definition of marriage," Republican Senator Stephen Saland said before the bill was passed. He was one of four Republicans to vote for the legislation. (read more)
"We are absolutely blissed out in love over here!" Pink, who welcomed baby girl Willow Sage with husband Carey Hart on June 2, wrote on her website Tuesday night. "To our fans and friends all over the world, thank you for all of the prayers and well wishes through this time in our life!" 
Football – and singing – star at William McKinley High School, Finn Hudson is quite a role model, as evidenced every week on Glee. But he's also quite a work of fiction. 
Here's the one drawback with TV series about kids: they grow up. Unless a showrunner can suspend the laws of time and begin writing seasons that address just days or weeks, they eventually face a decision as to how they'll adapt their shows to older stars. Will they follow them from high school to new stages in life? Or bring in new characters? Perhaps both?
According to "Glee" showrunner Ryan Murphy, he's leaning toward doing the latter.
He confirmed to Ryan Seacrest that he's looking to move the current cast on from high school, with them graduating at the end of the third season, and bringing in fresh talent to the show -- which is the entire function of the new Oxygen Network show, "The Glee Project."
"That is true. I don't think of it in terms of eliminating or replacing. Because I think the thing about this cast is people love them and they are incredibly talented. They've left sort of an indelible mark," Murphy told Seacrest on his radio show. "The thing that I wanted to do and the cast wanted to do, we didn't want to have a show where they were in high school for 8 years. We really wanted it to be true to that experience. We thought it would be really cool if we were true to the timeline." (read more)
When Robert Pattinson took the stage to accept his third award of the night for Best Kiss, the "Twilight Saga: Eclipse" star was starting to seem like the star of an ill-advised Casey Affleck documentary. The heartthrob recited a scripted exchange with Kristen Stewart in which the two once again flirted with the idea of making out on stage, but instead of tonguing his co-star, he bounded into the audience and planted one on -- who else? -- his male "Twilight" co-star Taylor Lautner.
The Twilight film series was the big winner for the third year in a row at the MTV movie awards at the weekend, taking home a total of five gongs. The third film in the teen vampire romance, Eclipse, took best movie, best male performance and best female performance at the ceremony in Los Angeles. Stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart also received the highly coveted "best kiss" gong, which the former celebrated by rushing into the audience and locking lips with his other co-star, Taylor Lautner. Pattinson also won best fight.Elsewhere, gongs were split evenly between a number of different films. Best comedic performance went to Emma Stone for comedy Easy A, best line from a movie was picked up by Alexys Nicole Sanchez for Grown Ups ("I want to get chocolate wasted"), best jaw-dropping moment was apparently Justin Bieber in Never Say Never and best villain was handed to Harry Potter's Tom Felton. Chloe Moretz took home best breakout star and biggest badass star for her turn as Hit Girl in Kick-Ass.
Pattinson in particular seemed to be doing his best to add edge to proceedings. As well as uttering the F word during an awkward tribute to Water to Elephants co-star Reese Witherspoon, in which he referred to "fucking" her, he accepted a feigned apology from mother-to-be and Twilight co-star Bryce Dallas Howard relating to an on-screen fight with the words: "It's OK – I ripped your head off and now you're pregnant!" (source)
After meeting in March, Nikki Reed and Paul McDonald embarked upon a whirlwind romance – and now they've taken the next step. 
