Celebrity week in review

• Another summer week has gone by with plenty of Tom Cruise drama, high-profile baby bumps and, of course, bikini-clad beach bodies. Luckily, we have it all covered.
(Huffington Post)
• Fourth of July has come and gone, and with it came plenty of star-studded Independence Day activities. Check out what you may have missed while you were hanging by the beach and watching fireworks: The divorce drama continues.
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• Im lucky to be in the position I am in, said Quinn, a former NHL player who will leave Sunday night to caddie for Ernie Els in next weeks Canadian Open. I think it will be decided on the last three holes.
(Alliance Review)
• Most recently, the first "The Dark Knight Rises" reviews are taking shape this week, with the final film in the epic sequel already receiving critical acclaim before its debut on July 20.
(Examiner)
• Good grief, there was a lot of news this week—and, as always, weve got it covered. Heres your weekly rundown of everything that mattered in the world of celebritainment.
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• They open at 11 a.m. during the week, noon on Saturdays Dennis Edwards The Temptations Review, and Alex Boyd. Come back on Saturday for longtime favorites Frankie Beverly Maze, Jaheim, The O'Jays, Monica, Midnight Star and Zay Foggs.
(Cincinnati.com)
• [Photos: Celebrity Portrait Tattoos one of the couples attorneys. Last week, the couples attorneys filed suit in federal court against the U.S. government challenging the assertion that Mr.
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• But then last week I was in Paris and saw a pair of them powering across said that they would not trust any celebrity recommendation. David Cameron rated the lowest, with fewer than 1% of respondents saying they would trust him the most.
(The Guardian)
• Her decision to return to the physically strenuous eight-show-a-week life of a Broadway stage actress indicates she pulled out of The Dark Knight.
(Denver Post)
• is a two-week marathon of interviews, screenings and casual up-close conversations that produces fodder for dozens upon dozens of columns, reviews, feature stories and celebrity tidbits related to the TV business. Oh, and its fun, too.
(Winnipeg Free Press)