Meet Pam Anderson’s Dancing Partner: Damian Whitewood
“If we have good chemistry and we’re having fun, everybody can relate to that,” says the Australian pro dancer

“If we have good chemistry and we’re having fun, everybody can relate to that,” says the Australian pro dancer

Sad news is in abundance this week, starting with the former prince of pop Chris Brown. Brown, who has been vying for a way to revitalize his career following his 2009 assault on ex-girlfriend Rihanna, has resorted to desperate measures to stage his comeback. | The 20-year-old singer-dancer, who plead guilty to felony assault and is on probation for five years, recorded an audio message Wednesday on Say Now asking his fans to “bring him back.” A humbled Brown said he needs his fans’ help.
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Rumors are circling that Snooki and the crew could be headed to Miami

The , and potential double-homicide case that captured the nation’s attention during the summer of 2008 is back in the news – this time, starring a TV favorite.
Eric McCormack portrays the alternately charming and alarming faux aristocrat in the Lifetime TV movie Who Is Clark Rockefeller?, premiering Saturday at 9 p.m. ET/PT. It revives the drama of those hot-weather months, when Rockefeller, who not only trumped up his name but his credentials, led authorities on a tense manhunt along the East Coast to find him and his Reigh, known to her parents as Snooks.
“He loved that baby,” the Will & Grace Emmy winner, 46, tells PEOPLE by way of explaining – as well as the desperate father’s life-altering decision to shed his fancy veneer and assume a humble, new life with his child. “When you become a father,” says McCormack, himself the parent of a 7-year-old, “everything changes.”

PEORIA, Ariz. – Matt Stairs(notes) is fairly certain this will be his last season playing professional baseball. Check that. He’s only sort of sure. And truth be told, he can totally see himself playing next year and furthering the record he’s about to set. | “Every year around this time I say this is it, I’m done,” he said. “Then I come back. I thought Toronto was the last place I was going to be playing.
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