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Royal sister-in-law Pippa Middleton received some sage advice from ally Prince Harry after the whole gun-waving incident in Paris, while the French dude who threw the offending party gives an explanation.

A palace insider told Chicago Sun-Times that Prince Harry, who has had his fair share of embarrassing public moments, was the first royal to rush to Pippa's aid, calling up his friend and telling her not to worry too much.

While the news of the release date of Justin Bieber's new album "Believe" may have overshadowed last night's departures from "The Voice," things did still get pretty emotional. Read more at CBS News.
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Kim Kardashian Wants to Be Mayor of Glendale, California - MTV News
Gisele Bundchen's 5-Year-Old Niece Launches Fashion Design and Modeling Career -- Telegraph
Tribeca Film Festival Starts with Premiere of 'The Five-Year Engagement' - NY Daily News
'The Biggest Loser' or 'The Biggest Crybabies'? Two Players Quit - L.A. Times
Matt Fiddes, Michael Jackson's former bodyguard, is launching a legal bid to prove he is the late singer's son Blanket's biological father, reports the Daily Mail.

Fiddes, 32, announced in the British newspaper that he's headed to Los Angeles to demand visitation rights with the 10-year-old, whose legal name is Prince Michael II. "I am going to lodge my DNA and formally ask the Jacksons for access. I want visitation rights," said Fiddes. "Michael is their father and I do not want that to change, but I want the children back in my life... I think Blanket is mine, but I want final proof," he added.
Drummer Levon Helm of the legendary rock group The Band, is ready to say goodbye, according to a note posted on his website Tuesday.

"Levon is in the final stages of his battle with cancer. Please send your prayers and love to him as he makes his way through this part of his journey," reads the post written by daughter Amy and wife Sandy.
After a nine-month of engagement, "Drive" star Carey Mulligan and singer Marcus Mumford will be married this weekend in the English countryside, reports RadarOnline.

A source told the website, "Carey and Marcus are counting down the days 'til they tie the knot! She is absolutely walking on air and can hardly contain her excitement. They don't care that some of their friends think they are rushing things. They are madly in love and know they are perfect for each other," the source added.
A gigantic, 20-ton Decepticon burst through the side of the world famous Staples Center, leaving a gigantic hole and plenty of rubble in its wake.
Sources say the behemoth bot is headed toward Universal Studios Hollywood as the theme park prepares to open "Transformers: The Ride-3D" in May.
Check out the aftermath!