Morning Links: Misty May-Treanor may be done 'Dancing'
Misty May-Treanor's condition will be evaluated today after she injured her ankle Friday during rehearsal for "Dancing With the Stars" Friday. She was taken to Cedars Sinai Hospital after hurting herself during a routine with partner Maksim Chmerkovskij. ABC said over the weekend that, "despite previous reports, she did not break her ankle."
Another dancer who may be off the show is Helio Castroneves, whose indictment on tax evasion and conspiracy charges may keep him too busy to appear on a show later in the season.
Howard Stern and his longtime love Beth Ostrosky married Friday night at Le Cirque in Manhattan. Among those attending were Barbara Walters, Joan Rivers, Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman. Billy Joel and his wife Katie Lee attended and Joel sang, while Chevy Chase delivered a raunchy toast. Performing the ceremony was Mark Consuelos, whose wife, Kelly Ripa, also attended.
Ex-American Idol LaKisha Jones married financial adviser Larry Davis on Sunday in Beverly Hills. In the congregation were former Idol contestants Gina Glocksen, Haley Scarnato, Melinda Doolittle and Sanjaya Malakar. People.com reports that Sanjaya sported "shoulder-length loose curls."
Angelina Jolie, appearing in public for the first time since the birth of her twins in France, says, "I think we're going to wait a little while" before adopting more children. While she and Brad Pitt are "a little bit" sleep-deprived, the kids are "great," she said. In the sleeveless gown she wore on the red carpet at the New York premiere of her new film, "Changeling," she showed off two new lines on the tattoo on her arm that lists the latitude and longitude of the birthplace of each of her children.
Clint Eastwood, director of Jolie's new film, says his star is "somewhat hampered sometimes by having this gorgeous face, the most gorgeous face on the planet. But she is a great talent ..."
Johnny Jackson, who produced Tupac Shakur's "All Eyez on Me," died in L.A. County Jail after a DUI arrest. Authorities said the producer, 39, died after jumping off a tier.
Janet Jackson has postponed more shows after the illness that struck her a week ago. She was hospitalized in Montreal last week, and has canceled shows through Tuesday night in Fort Lauderdale.
-- Anne Neville
