Sharon Stone might be facing a $1 billion lawsuit from the victims of China’s recent earthquake, according to WENN.

The lawsuit is the consequence of Sharon’s remark to the media, that the earthquake was a result of “karma”.

“For the families who have lost their loved ones or lost limbs or suffered severe injuries, your… statement and act has caused extreme emotional distress,” said attorney Ming Hai.

It’s also been reported that officials in China have threatened to ban all future releases in the country of any movies starring Sharon Stone.

We bet the people over at PETA are having a laugh now.

The earthquake on Tuesday in Los Angeles sent everybody on the set of Judge Judy running for the exits.

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The Today Show featured a segment about Christian the lion and a heart warming reunion with its former owners.

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Miley Cyrus tops the U.S. album chart for the second time, with her new album “Breakout”.

Her last album “Hannah Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus,” also debuted at No. 1 last summer with 326,000 sold copies.

“Breakout” has now sold over 371,000 U.S. copies in the first week after its release, according to Billboard.com.

It’s the second-biggest sales week of the year for a female artist, only topped by Mariah Carey’s “E=MC2″ which debuted with 463,000 sold albums.

Congrats Miley!!!

Kate Hudson and Lance Armstrong have called it quits, according to the famous gossip blogger Perez Hilton.

The pair had been dating ever since they were seen cuddling at the Cannes Film Festival in May - a whooping 2-3 months, that is!

While we are waiting for some juicy break-up details to hit the Net, we can’t help but wonder: WHY have they called it quits? Will Hudson go back to Owen Wilson again? Who will be Lance’s next “flavor of the month”? What does mommy Hawn think about all this?

Actress/Singer Jennifer Lopez is returning to the big screen, according to Variety. 

This time she will star in the romantic comedy “The Governess,” which Nigel Cole is directing.

The movie is about a professional thief who, in order to pull off a huge bank heist, poses as a nanny to three children of a rich widower. But when she begins to fall for the kids and their dad, she must decide if she wants to give up her past for a chance to start a new life.

“The Governess” is written by Kevin Wade, who also wrote the clever and oh so funny “Maid in Manhattan.”