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Former "So You Think You Can Dance" salsa instructor Alex Da Silva received a prison sentence for rape on Friday.

Da Silva was sentenced to 10 years in state prison for raping one female victim and assaulting another with intent to rape. There were also two additional female victims, but the jury was hung on four counts and Judge Kennedy dismissed the additional charges.

Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte headed out to the racetracks for their new HBO series, "Luck."

The drama marks Hoffman's first recurring role in a television series and is set to debut on January 29. The series is based on "NYPD Blue" and "Deadwood" screenwriter and producer David Milch's experience gambling and accompanying his father to a Sarasota Springs, NY racetrack from the tender age of 6.

Amy Winehouse was known for her unique and ever-changing fashion, and one designer aimed to recognize that.

Famous designer Jean Paul Gaultier presented an Amy Winehouse inspired fashion show at Paris Fashion Week, featuring the singer's popular styles and looks. Winehouse's father, Mitch, was none too pleased with how the show depicted his late daughter (See photos of the controversial fashion show here).

Liam Neeson battles wolves in the new film "The Grey" and says that while the one he worked with were fake, they still seemed "pretty scary."

In the film, which hit theaters on Friday, January 27, members of an oil drilling team survive a plane crash and get stranded in the Alaskan wilderness, where they face dangers such as blizzards and wolves. Neeson's character, a man named Ottway, takes on the role of leader. The film also stars Dermot Mulroney and Frank Grillo.

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Simon Helberg of "The Big Bang Theory" is expecting his first child with wife Jocelyn Towne.

Helberg, 31, and Towne, 35, married in July 2007, three months before the hit comedy series debuted on the CBS network. The actor's spokesperson confirmed to OnTheRedCarpet.com on Friday, January 27, that they are expecting their first baby.

Liam McIntyre says playing the title role in the new season of "Spartacus" is everything he hoped it would be, "plus 1000," and adds that he is honored to "carry on this legacy," following the death of Andy Whitfield.

The cable show features explicit sex and violence, gladiators, plenty of revenge and a whole lot of fighting. Its first season, "Blood and Sand," received solid ratings. Andy Whitfield portrayed the title role, a slave who becomes a gladiator, and died last year after battling cancer. McIntyre takes over the part in the new season, which is called "Spartacus: Vengeance" and debuts on Friday, January 27.

Lucy Lawless says the new season of the Starz series "Spartacus" is "a goodie," and adds that her character, Lucretia, "comes out a winner."

The cable show features explicit sex and violence, gladiators, plenty of revenge and a whole lot of fighting. Its first season, "Blood and Sand," received solid ratings. Andy Whitfield portrayed the title role and died last year after battling cancer. Liam McIntyre takes over the part in the new season, which is called "Spartacus: Vengeance" and debuts on Friday, January 27.

So you're not a member of The Academy, but you have your own ideas about who should win an Oscar. No worries, you've got it covered with the official Oscars app.

It's now available online in the iTunes App Store. The official app of the Academy Awards gives movie fans the most exclusive, interactive Oscar Night experience ever.

Not only can you make your Oscar picks, you can even compete with friends on Facebook.

You can also access exclusive video, including a series on fashion hosted by our own Rachel Smith.

Using the app gives fans unprecedented access to live streams from exclusive cameras placed throughout the red carpet, the Kodak Theatre and the Governors Ball so you can go beyond the TV broadcast and watch more live Oscar action as its taking place.

The app is free and works on the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

You can download the Oscars app in the iTunes App Store.

Amber Portwood, who starred on the MTV reality series "Teen Mom," made a plea deal following her drug arrest last month.

The reality star was charged with violating her probation after being found with prescription drugs. She pled guilty to possession of a controlled substance and a probation violation.

It looks like Beyonce and Jay-Z's first daughter Blue Ivy Carter will not have Oprah Winfrey as her godmother, according to the media mogul's best friend Gayle King.

"Let me just say, if that is true, it is news to her," King said on CBS' "This Morning" talk show. "She was heading to South Africa when Baby Blue was born, she didn't even know yet. It's absolutely not true that she's the godmother.

Michael Jackson's three children, sons Prince and Blanket and daughter Paris, immortalized their late father's glove and footprints in front of Hollywood's Grauman's Chinese Theatre, a Hollywood landmark that the singer used to visit in disguise.

The musical event took place on Thursday, January 26, as part of a promotion for Cirque du Soleil's "Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour," which is set to debut in Los Angeles on Friday.

Matthew Broderick might be reprising one of his most popular characters - Ferris Bueller - just for the Super Bowl.

The 49-year-old actor appeared in a YouTube video called "Coming Soon," which was posted on on January 26 and features Broderick wearing a bathrobe and asking: "How can I handle work on a day like today?" Check out the clip with Broderick below.

Fran Drescher has been through a lot in her 53 years and according to the actress, that includes an alien abduction.

Drescher, who is best known for her roles on "The Nanny" and her new series "Happily Divorced," also believes that her ex-husband Peter Marc Jacobson was abducted.