• People Magazine takes a cue from us and names Rashida Jones one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world.
  
• Scarlett Johansson loses her balance. (video)
  
• Meadow Soprano says the end of her show is like graduating high school.
  
• So the Fonz was dyslexic all this time?
  

• Spielberg goes to war again with HBO. Oh yeah, and he brings this guy Hanks along for the ride as well.
  
• David Halberstam, noted Journalist and historian, dies in a car accident -- on his way to an interview.
  
• Shia LaBeouf is getting in shape for his Indiana Jones role.
  
• Mel Brooks' The Producers, RIP.
  

• Sorry, guys. Apparently Natalie Portman would date a woman.
  
• NPR explores Little Mosque on the Prairie.
  
• Jewish porn legend Ron Jeremy is part of the Entourage. Sort of.
  
• Looking ahead: Angelina Jolie and the Daniel Pearl biopic.
  

• Scarlett Johansson, Barak Obama supporter.
  
• Alicia Silverstone, a steak and donuts girl (ew!) before she became a health nut.
  
• Philip Roth gets a movie makeover courtesy of Dennis Hopper and Peter "I-fathered-Maggie-Gyllenhaal's-baby" Sarsgaard.
  
• The Google seder.
  
• That's judge Lewis Black to you.
  
• The latest group to capitalize on the Virginia Tech tragedy? The Church of Scientology.
  
  

• Imus needs to do teshuvah.
  
• Scarlett Johansson won't say if she's shacking up with Justin Timberlake. "It’s either me or Jessica Biel,” she joked.
  
• Henry Rollins: Uncut from Israel.
  
• Christopher Hitchens, religious grinch.
  
• Babes in the Holy Land. Nuff said.
  

• Could Borat be procreating? We like.
  
• Philip Roth, meet $aul Bellow.
  
• Philip Roth, meet the world's oldest Jewish author.
  
• If you were Rudy Giuliani and you wanted someone to host a fundraiser for you, who would you call? Why, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach of course.
  

"Abe Coleman, a squat powerhouse of a professional wrestler, billed by promoters as the Hebrew Hercules and known to opponents by the two-footed kick he copied from kangaroos, died Wednesday in New York. He was 101, probably making him the oldest professional wrestler, according to wrestling publications ... When Coleman wasn’t the Hebrew Hercules, he was presented as the Jewish Tarzan. The Jewish Daily Bulletin in 1934 hailed him as “a past master of the art of grunts, groans and grimaces.”