Sandra Bullock's Agents Buy Her Son a $14,000 Warhol Painting

In what might qualify as the most extravagant baby gift ever, Sandra Bullock's agents, Kevin Huvane and Bryan Lourd, bought a $14,000 painting for her 1-year-old son, Louis. Before you start occupying Huvane's CAA offices in Los Angeles, note that the Andy Warhol painting was bought at a charity auction and that the money will go toward Elizabeth Taylor's amFAR organization for AIDS research. Bullock's reaction to the generous gesture? "Thanks for not being cheap f-cks."

J.K. Rowling, Hugh Grant and Sienna Miller to Testify About Phone Hacking Scandal

The inquiry into the 'News of the World' phone-hacking scandal gets more star-studded with the news that 'Harry Potter' author J.K. Rowling, Sienna Miller and Hugh Grant are expected to be among those giving evidence at an inquiry ordered by British Prime Minister David Cameron.

Jane Fonda and Roger Vadim Were Way Into Group Sex (and Other Revelations From Patricia Bosworth's New Biography)

Jane Fonda, now 73, was once an international sex symbol and then one of the most famous -- and most hated -- celebrity activists. A new biography details the star's open marriage to her first husband, French director Roger Vadim, who also romanced Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot.


The book reads like a who's who of the Swinging '60s: Fonda partied with Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson and indulged in threesomes to please her husband.


Biographer Patricia Bosworth, who's also profiled Marlon Brando and Mongomery Clift, shares a lengthy excerpt of her new book on Vanity Fair's web site. The section focuses on Fonda's time in France and the making of the cult film 'Barbarella' (see above) and details her sexual and political awakening and desire to carve out an identity other than "Henry Fonda's daughter."