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Sandra Bullock left the Southern California house she shares with Jesse James just days before a report of infidelity by her husband, a source tells PEOPLE. Bullock, 45, left on Monday, the source says. Bullock, who won her first Oscar – a Best Actress award – for The Blind Side on March 7, also abruptly canceled a trip to Europe for the London premiere of the film. Bullock and James, 40, met in 2004 during a tour of the set of the Discovery Channel's Monster Garage, which James stars in.

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Updates as they come...

Update 1: Jesse James' mistress said his and Sandra Bullock's marriage was just for publicity

From Radar Online...

Jesse James’ alleged mistress Michelle McGee didn’t try to keep her affair with the Monster Garage star a secret, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively. In fact, McGee told her former boss that she and Jesse were having a steamy affair, long before the story was reported by a tabloid magazine.

“She told me that she and Jesse were together... this was around May, 2009, or just prior to that,” Danielle Dee Madrano, owner of the adult web site SocalGlamourGirls.com, told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

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Update 2: Jessie James apologizes

From People...

Jesse James has broken his silence.

Facing allegations of infidelity, James issued an apology Thursday to his wife Sandra Bullock and his three children, taking full responsibility for their heartbreak.

In a statement provided to PEOPLE, he says:

"The vast majority of the allegations reported are untrue and unfounded. Beyond that, I will not dignify these private matters with any further public comment.

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Corey Haim is dead, Los Angeles Police confirmed to TV station KTLA. He was 38. Police say it is believed the actor, who had a long history of substance-abuse problems, died from an accidental overdose at 3:30 a.m. Wednesday. Lt. Cheryl MacWillie of the Los Angeles County coroner's office said an autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death.

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Update 1: Agent doesn't think drug overdose killed Haim.

From People.com

Corey Haim's sudden death at age 38 comes a shock to the man who has spent the last year-and-a half working with the former child star: His agent Mark Heaslip. "I really don't think it was an overdose," Heaslip says. "He was doing really well. He did struggle with substance abuse, but I've repped him for a year-and-a-half and part of my agreement with him was that he had to be clean. That was the number one priority."

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Update 2: Did Corey Haim have a prescription for death?

Update 3: Clip of the two Corey's before their reality show.

Update 4: Corey Haim died 'Broke and Alone'...

From People Magazine

While Corey Feldman appreciates the outpouring of support over the tragic death of his longtime friend Corey Haim at 38, he's also "very troubled" as he wonders where the support was during Haim's life. Feldman, who appeared on Larry King Live Wednesday night, said Haim was "very destitute, very broke," had no car and few friends. "At the end of the day, Larry, where were all these people the last 10 years, the last 15 years of Corey's life?" asked Feldman, also 38. "Where were all these people to lend a hand out, to reach out to him and say, you know, you're a legend, you're – you're an amazingly talented, wonderful person who's really never gone out of his way to hurt anybody other than himself?"

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Lindsay Lohan has hit a new low --- if possible. She is now suing E-Trade for their latest baby ad because one of the babies is named Lindsay...and steals boyfriends...and is a 'milkaholic'. All of this is apparently too much like Lindsay, who steals boyfriends, is an alcoholic and is a baby. So she's suing. Wow!

On USA Today, Lohan's lawyer, Stephanie Ovadia, said the actress has the same single-name recognition as Oprah or Madonna, and wants an injunction to force the spot off the air. Chris Brown, a spokesman for Grey Group, which produced the spot, told the Post it's "just used a popular baby name that happened to be the name of someone on the account team."

So, does she have a case? The legal experts at Fox News weigh in.

On "Live with Regis and Kelly" this morning, Andy Richter, let everyone know that he still has issues with NBC and Jay Leno. Says that Leno's lead-in was the problem with Conan O'Brien's ratings.

Part 2

If Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn had his way, any journalist calling Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez a dictator would find himself behind bars. "Every day, this elected leader is called a dictator here, and we just accept it, and accept it" said Penn, winner of two Best Actor Academy Awards. "And this is mainstream media, who should - truly, there should be a bar by which one goes to prison for these kinds of lies."

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The small-budget hit "The Hurt Locker" conquered an army of Tinseltown blockbusters last night to win six Oscars -- including Best Picture and a historic Best Director award for Kathryn Bigelow. She became the first woman ever to win Hollywood's top moviemaking honor. Her film about a US bomb squad in Iraq bested ex-husband James Cameron's sci-fi hit "Avatar," which had been nominated in the same categories.

Read more on NY Post.

Click here for a list of all the winners.

Disney's Alice In Wonderland is a monster hit despite blowing past its budget and bringing back mediocre reviews. It clearly becomes the biggest 3D bow ever and the best March release ever with $41 million on Friday and $45 million on Saturday. Remember, those higher priced 3D tickets make all the difference. That helped the pic post a $115+M opening weekend, blowing away Avatar's first 3 days.

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This week's issue of Time magazine, on stands Friday, features Tom Hanks. It's just the third time in three years that a movie star has graced the cover (Kate Winslet last year, and George Clooney the year before). In the story, Hanks talks about his new big project - the upcoming HBO series The Pacific, a 10-hour series about the Pacific theater in World War II that begins airing March 14 at 9 p.m.

Read more on USA Today.

Sarah Palin is diving deeper in the world of entertainment. The former vice presidential candidate has been shopping a reality television show, according to Entertainment Weekly. Palin was in Los Angeles this week to pitch a "docudrama" described as a "planet-Earth type look" at the state of Alaska. She is producing with reality-show producer Mark Burnett, who is known for shows like "Survivor" and "The Apprentice."

Read more on CBS News.

Just a week ago, Sacha Baron Cohen — the alter ego of Borat and Brüno — was announced as an Oscar presenter by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Now, suddenly, Baron Cohen has vanished from that list. Why is he gone from the show? Because one of the broadcast's producers was scared he might offend gazillionaire Best Director nominee James Cameron.

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Update: James Cameron responds...

"I don't know anything about that. ... I don't produce the Oscars. If they want to poke fun at Avatar Sunday, that's OK by me," said Cameron. "The Oscars are a celebration of movies ... even the gaffes and out of bounds stuff are all part of the fun."

An article in Vanity Fair supplies details about the CBS host’s appeal to women who worked for him. Mark Seal wrote the article called “Big Trouble at 11:35,” and NBC’s “Today” previewed it this morning. The NBC preview came the morning after Jay Leno returned to “The Tonight Show” on NBC. “It’s like a cult,” a woman who worked for Letterman told Vanity Fair. “You arrive as an intern and stay for life."

Read more on the Orlando Sentinel.