You can’t help but scream “Mama Mia” when you see these photos of sexy and beautiful Vida Guerra. The curvaceous Cuban model played during the Hollywood Stars Game last June 21, 2008. I wonder if she was able to strike some points at the field? In any case, I’m sure she was able to “strike out” a lot of male fans’ hearts! Vida sure has risen to solid fame since she posed for FHM in 2002 in sexy, itsy bitsy lingerie pieces, hasn’t she?

Amy Winehouse’s father says his daughter has lung damage from smoking crack cocaine and cigarettes.

Mitch Winehouse told the Sunday Mirror newspaper Amy has early stage emphysema and has been warned that she will have to wear an oxygen mask unless she stops smoking drugs. Mitch Winehouse said Amy also had an irregular heartbeat, in an interview published Sunday.

Winehouse collapsed at her north London home Monday after signing autographs for a group of fans and was taken for tests at a London hospital. She has remained under observation.

Kate Moss has claimed she is getting married to popstar lover Jamie Hince.

She emerged from a bar in Holland to tell fans of her plans to wed The Kills guitarist.

One onlooker told The Sun, ‘The pair looked very loved up. She came out gigglng and seemed a little bit tipsy.

‘Lots of fans were taking pictures on their mobile phones. She told them “I’m getting married.”

Julianne Hough showed her patriotism even before the Fourth of July. She allowed the camera to play peek-a-boo at her figure beneath the flag. Fresh and young, Julianne would look beautiful wearing anything. Her country music CD achieved Number One status on the first week it was released. She expressed her thanks to her fans who had followed her when she did the crossover from dancing to music. She attributed her success to her fans. Let’s hope Julianne stays fresh and true to her music.

Celine Dion has continued to sing in her tour called “Taking Chances.” These pictures were taken live during a concert at the Waldbuehne in Berlin, Germany, June 12. She traveled to Europe and all her concerts were sold-out. The tour played in Dublin, to an audience of 64,000. Amsterdam supported her with 50,000 and Copenhagen gave her 42,000 fans. Celine would be singing in Europe until the middle of July. She would have a short summer break before returning to Boston, USA, on August 12.

As you may have heard, everything about “The Incredible Hulk” is different. Cast, director, the look of the big green guy, the overall storytelling approach all have been changed for the sequel to Ang Lee’s over-thought and poorly CG’d 2003 “Hulk.”

Does the new approach work better? Generally, yes. “Incredible” has a few annoying flaws, but it’s gratifying in many of the ways a Marvel Comics movie should be.

Set five years after the original story, this one finds scientist Bruce Banner hiding out in a Brazilian favela, working in a soda bottling plant and studying martial arts in hopes of controlling his Hulk-heralding rage. Edward Norton underplays Banner, atypically, to a fault. The guy’s so passive he’s often just a wisp on the screen, but that may have something to do with the cutting of character scenes the actor has reportedly been upset over.

Though it might have damaged the main performance, emphasizing action quickly proves to be a fair trade-off. Louis Leterrier, the French director of the “Transporter” series, stages a fantastic raid/pursuit/horror movie style Hulk appearance on the Rio hillsides when an elite force of U.S. commandos tries to capture Banner.

Commanded by Hulk’s old nemesis, Gen. “Thunderbolt” Ross (a good, borderline sociopath William Hurt), and led by aging supersoldier Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth in the movie’s best performance), the Americans don’t achieve their objective. But they do drive Banner back to the States on a more urgent search for a cure to his condition. And the chase, sometimes breathless, is on.

Liv Tyler is perfectly adequate as Betty Ross, the general’s estranged daughter and Bruce’s true love. Tim Blake Nelson provides the bulk of the movie’s welcome comedy relief as a university researcher who may have found the antidote to Hulking out. And then there’s The Abomination, a bigger, stronger, smarter and much uglier creature that provides this movie with something crucially missing from previous film and TV versions: a formidable foe for our unstoppable antihero.

The digital Hulk itself is more fearsome and expressive than the video-game cartoon we saw five years ago. There’s more of a Frankenstein quality to him, especially whenever Betty’s able to reach the tender man inside the raging giant. That, Blonsky’s warrior fascination with what gamma radiation can do, the constant blurring of the line between good guys and bad … they all scream Marvel.

And that’s no surprise; the movie was written by “X-Men” expert Zak Penn (with an uncredited assist from Norton) and is the second production from Marvel Studios, the comic-book company’s new moviemaking arm.

Some major loose ends are left dangling by the time “Incredible Hulk” smashes to its finish. However, it is - like the studio’s first release, “Iron Man” - competent, fan-pleasing fun (nerds will be delighted by the presence of S.H.I.E.L.D. and a wry Tony Stark cameo). This one doesn’t have the extra-special ingredient of Robert Downey Jr. riffing all over the place, but it does have better and much more destructive action. And isn’t that what we really want from the Hulk?

‘Brokeback’ The Opera: Fans of Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal’s gay cowboy film, “Brokeback Mountain,” should dust off their opera glasses, because the short story that became the film is scheduled to be told as an opera, Us Weekly reports. The New York City Opera commissioned Charles Wuorinen to compose a show, which is set to debut in 2013. We just won’t know how to quit the opera!

Jessica and Tony’s Sushi Sleeper: In other couple news worthy of opera-sized drama, Jessica Simpson and Tony Romo were spotted over the weekend dining on sushi at at SushiSamba in Dallas, People reports. At one point during dinner, Jessica reportedly laid her head in Tony’s lap. Apparently, Tony is quite the conversationalist.

More ‘Hills’ Awkwardness: It’s no secret that Audrina Patridge of “The Hills” doesn’t click with roommates Lauren Conrad and Lauren “Lo” Bosworth. The trio was spotted at the grand opening of Strike Orange County bowling lanes in Tustin, Calif., over the weekend, but Audrina did not hang out with her two roommates, People reports. Instead of spending time together as a happy trio, Audrina was busy kissing Tal Cooperman, while LC and “Lo” bowled a few lanes over. No word on whose frame was full of gutterballs, but we’re betting on “Lo.”

J.Lo To Design Exercise Line: Fresh off having twins, Jennifer Lopez will embark on yet another endeavor, possibly one to inspire other moms after giving birth. The singer/actress, who already has a line of clothing, will debut a line of exercise gear, OK! Magazine reports. “She has some street gear already in her lines, but she wants something exclusively for sneakers, yoga pants and dance gear,” a source close to J.Lo tells the mag. Just J.Lo it indeed.

The Blinged-Out Pitt-Jolie Twins Nursery: And in some uber chic baby news, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie might have taken the award for most baby bling in a nursery. The couple reportedly spent $140,000 on their nursery for their twins, according to the New York Daily News’ Rush & Molloy. The twins will even have two pink crystal chandeliers. We’re glad to hear there are two chandeliers, because there is nothing worse than two celeb twins fighting over whose chandelier is it.

Hear ye hear ye! The sexy girls of the Pussycat Dolls are back and they’re back with a vengeance! The girls were looking mighty fine at the Maxim Hot 100 soiree’ and naturally, Nicole Scherzinger had to be dressed in a striking blue outfit while the rest of the gals had to contend with sexy, tight fitting black outfits (wait a minute, that made it appear as if Nicole was the lousy dresser!). Fans of the girl group are for sure very happy to see that the ladies are back to work and ready to rock and roll!

Are America Ferrera and long-time boyfriend Ryan Piers Williams engaged to be married, as recent reports would have it?
“I make a point of not talking about my personal life,” declares the “Ugly Betty” star. “”But Ryan and I are still together. No, we’re not engaged. We’ve never been engaged — though there have been at least 100 reports this past year that I was engaged to Ryan.”

As her fame has soared, so, too, has the misinformation being spread about all aspects of her life. “You have to ignore some of the things that are said about you,” she says, “Laugh at others — and just shake your head over the fact that there are people who can’t find anything better to do with their time then literally create quotes out of thin air. Some of the things are awful. One magazine, for instance, quoted me as saying that when I was younger, I used to cry at my reflection. I never said such a thiing!”

America, who’ll be before the “Ugly Betty” cameras until May 9, then prepare for a movie shoot — and she has the big-screen “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2″ upcoming — doesn’t feel that the invasion of her private life is the price she should have to pay for fame.

“I don’t think I should have to sacrifice self-respect,” she declares. “People should have respect for others and not chase personalities in their cars or show up in front of their homes. That said, I do enjoy it when fans come up to me and say they love my series and like my work. But there’s a time and place for everything. Having strangers approach you when you’re out having an intimate dinner or, for instance, when you’re on the cell phone, well that can get pretty obnoxious.”

MEANWHILE: America Ferrera alerts fans of “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” to prepare for major changes in the sequel to the 2005 hit. The “Ugly Betty” star, who reprises her “Traveling Pants” role in the August 8 release, says the new flick “is very different in feel from the original.” It takes place three years later, and finds the four girls “grown up and trying to deal with friendship after their lives have taken them in different directions, with experiences the other haven’t shared.”

FROM THE INSIDE LOOKING OUT: Scott Baio tells us his VH1 reality show will probably be coming back for a third season. According to him, “Professional-wise I get a lot of good heat from the show because it’s sort of a different-looking reality show. At network meetings I spend the first 15 minutes talking about the show because they want to know how we do it. They’re like, ‘We don’t know what this show is. Is it real or not?’ I’m like, ‘It’s whatever you want it to be.’ I can’t tell you what’s real and not real because everything is produced – everything. But it is my life and my baby and my wife and my house, but within that we play. We know where the story is. I know sort of where I want to take my life and I try to get it there.”

While Baio is happy to have buzz surrounding “Scot Baio is…” the actor admits it hasn’t necessarily helped in getting the big roles. Nevertheless, he’s just happy to work. His latest project is the Spike TV movie “Finish Line” where he says he enjoyed playing the bad guy. The action flick about a stock car driver whose need for money leads him to unknowingly work for an arms dealer premieres tonight (4/21) in HD. “Very few people have the luxury of saying, ‘I want to do this.’ You do what comes along and you make the best of it. There is only one Clint Eastwood or one Tom Cruise. They’re the type of guys who can pick and choose exactly what they want. Guys like us, we just sort of take what we can get and hopefully it’s good stuff. This was a fun little movie. I wish I could get deeper about it, but I’m not that guy.”

THE BIG SCREEN SCENE: Tom Lennon confirms that he and his cohorts hope to bring “Reno 911” back to the big screen. “We have script for a movie called ‘Reno S.O.S.,’ which is basically like ‘Lord of the Flies’ and ‘Lost’ where we crash on an island. I don’t know that they’ll necessarily green light the movie just yet, but they might.”

HAVE SCRIPT, WILL TRAVEL: Having done a string of six films over the past couple years including “Mad Money” and “Superhero Movie,” Christopher McDonald now expects to take a little time off to be with his family. However, he knows the show business rule: “If you want to work, book a very expensive vacation. If you do – and I’m going to take my kids to France – that’s the time when that gem of a role you can’t pass up comes your way.”

Joan Cusack admits that it was tough shuttling back and forth between her Chicago home and Bulgaria location for her brother, John’s, “War, Inc.” big screen political satire that opens in limited release May 23 – but she was glad to do it.

“At this point I appreciate how hard it is to get something made that you love, that you really feel has content that’s worth talking about, that’s stimulating cultural conversations.  It’s a great luxury,” says Joan, who plays an executive of the corporation running the world’s first fully-outsourced war – complete with tanks bearing sponsor logos.  “To me, whenever John is working on something that he feels passionate about and I have an opportunity to work with my family and be able to support him, of course I’m going to do it.”

She notes, “The easy part was that I have a great husband and John was obviously flexible about when I could go and come back, so it worked with my family.”

Her other upcoming film this summer couldn’t be much more different – the July 2 release “Kit Kittredge: An American Girl’s Story,” inspired by the popular line of dolls, and its young heroine wannabe reporter of the Great Depression era.  That film stars the superb Abigail Breslin, with whom Joan is currently working in the big screen adaptation of Jody Picoult’s “My Sister’s Keeper.” “I’d worked with her before in ‘Raising Helen,’” reminds Joan, “and she’s a great kid with a great family.” She also notes, “I have two boys, so this girls’ world wasn’t a world I knew very much about.  I was impressed with the content of the story and the way they dealt with the subject matter.  It’s very psychologically empowering.  It made me want an American Boys store.”

Next up for Cusack, “Toy Story 3.”  “They’re just in the beginning stages,” reports the actress known to Pixar lovers as the voice of cowgirl Jesse.  “That’s easy.  I can do it from my home.”

ON THE PERSONAL SIDE: Cheetah Girl Sabrina Bryan admits that time with her beau, “Dancing With the Stars” pro Mark Ballas, has been pretty hard to come by lately between their respective professional activities.  “We’re just both really busy,” says Bryan, who competed in the upcoming Disney Channel Games last week.  “My partner has his card taken right now with Kristi Yamaguchi, which I’m so happy for.  We did go on tour together, which was awesome – to meet so many of the ‘Dancing With the Stars’ fans face to face and hear their applause.”

Bryan finished the much-anticipated summer Disney Channel movie “Cheetah Girls 3: One World” in India with group mates Adrienne Bailon and Kiely Williams last month.  “I got back on a Saturday and Adrienne and I went to that Monday’s ‘Dancing With the Stars’ show.  I couldn’t wait to get back and see him dance with Kristi, so I support Team Yamaguchi.  They’ll definitely make the finals, I think.”

As for Bryan and Ballas?  “We’ll see. We’re seeing how were going.”

THE BIG SCREEN SCENE: As fans eagerly await J.J. Abrams’ “Star Trek” , which just wrapped production, Faran Tahir, who plays the Federation Captain, says he’s confident it will bring forth a new legion of Trekkies – and not the kind that still sleep in their parent’s basement.  “J.J. is one of those people who has the ability to re-introduce water to you in a new way.  He’s such a creative man,” claims Tahir.  “I love what he’s done with it because he hasn’t said farewell to the tradition or the story of ‘Star Trek,’ but he has such a fresh approach to it that I think he will re-introduce it to this generation in a way they can relate.  It will create this bridge between the people who grew up with it and this younger generation who didn’t know about it.”

Tahir is certainly no stranger to fantasy flicks as he is also starring in “Iron Man” as Robert Downey Jr.’s nemesis Raza.  The actor believes people will really take to Downey Jr.’s approach to playing a superhero.  “The thing about Robert is that no matter what he attempts, he brings so many layers to the character.  Yes, this is an action movie and you could just do the action part of it and it would be fine, but he brings a certain amount of levity, which not many actors can do,” he notes.  The movie certainly holds a special place for Tahir, whose son got a part in it as well.  “For other movies I might have said no, but for a nine-year-old to be in superhero movie, what is cooler than that?  I couldn’t deny him that, and he did an amazing job.”

IN HIS SITES: Gerald McRaney’s off to Namibia to hunt game for his “World of Beretta” Outdoor Life Network series.  It’s the kind of unscripted show multi-series veteran McRaney can get into.  As for other non-scripted fare, “I agree with my brother’s notion about reality television.  He said, ‘Survivor my a–!  The craft services table is 20 feet away.’”  McRaney’s wife, Delta Burke, is staying home.  He says that while she understands hunting intellectually, “She’s not going to go there herself.”  He’ll be bringing Horton Foote’s “Dividing the Estate” onto Broadway this fall.  On the scripted TV front, “I’ve seen a couple of things this year that look promising, but any more, something is going to have to be really interesting to get me involved in it.  I’m getting a little long in the tooth to putting up with something less just to have another payday.”