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Tom Cruise's love life is in a state of flux after Katie Holmes reportedly blindsided him by filing for divorce, but his 17-year-old son clearly has game.

Connor Cruise, the son of Tom and Nicole Kidman, has been spotted with several different women over the last few weeks. The most recent was on Tuesday night, when the budding young DJ, who last week unveiled an edgy new mohawk, was photographed out with a tall brunette at a bowling alley in Ventura, California. Dressed in a gray-and-blue henley shirt, shiny black pants, and high-top sneakers, Connor and his lady friend had some fun at the Ventura Bowling Center. At the end of the night, they left together in his car.

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Have you heard the rumor about Emma Watson starring in the movie version of the year's most talked-about book, Fifty Shades of Grey? Turns out, the former "Harry Potter" star isn't lined up to play Anastasia Steele after all. "I haven't read the book, I haven't a read a script, nothing," Watson, 22, told Entertainment Weekly. "There are so many movies you become attached to when I've literally never even received a phone call. It was the same way with 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' — I never even saw a script!" Watson adds that fans can't always easily tell which rumored roles she's actually taking on. "The thing is I'm not going to go out there every time someone attaches me to a film to say no or release a statement," she said.

Watson's supposed co-star in the steamy story, about a college graduate seduced by a 20something millionaire, is rumored to be everyone from Ian Somerhalder of "The Vampire Diaries," to Alexander Skarsgard of "True Blood," to Ryan Gosling. While those hotties probably aren't involved in the project either, a girl can dream, right? Two people who really are attached to the Fifty Shades of Grey adaptation (really, we swear!) are Dana Brunetti and Michael De Luca, who have signed on to produce the movie. The two of them also worked on 2010's "The Social Network," based on the story of Facebook.

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Between "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," "Kourtney and Kim Take New York," and "Khloe and Lamar," the Kardashian family is almost always on the air; when one show takes a hiatus, another is airing new episodes. Still, Kendall Jenner, 16, reveals in the new issue of Seventeen that she and sister Kylie, who turns 15 on August 10, could easily come up with a focus for a show of their own. It would be about "the adventures that we go on," she tells the magazine. "We go on a lot of adventures! We do crazy stuff. We will kidnap one of our friends and get a group together and go to Disneyland for the night. We do what we want to do. We're just like, 'Let's make it happen! That sounds so fun!'" Just like your average teens, right?

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Once again, actress Sarah Jessica Parker will play a woman working for Vogue magazine when she appears on Fox's "Glee" this fall. Fans of "Sex and the City" will remember that Parker's most famous character, Carrie Bradshaw, penned freelance articles at $4 per word for the Anna Wintour-helmed fashion bible. This time, however, she'll be "running Vogue.com," "Glee" co-creator and executive producer Ian Brennan reveals. "That's sort of where we encounter this character, who's sort of frazzled, eccentric, hilarious. It's gonna be good." SJP, who is set to guest star on several "Glee" episodes, will encounter Lea Michele's character Rachel and Chris Colfer's character Kurt, who've both graduated from the New Directions and moved to NYC. No word yet on whether Parker will sing and dance, but she's certainly done so before. The wife of Broadway and film actor Matthew Broderick is almost as familiar with the stage as her hubby, famously playing "Annie" on "The Great White Way" as a child.

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Moviegoers at "Step Up Revolution" this weekend will be surprised — no, shocked — to learn that stars Ryan Guzman and Kathryn McCormick, who both seem so sure of themselves onscreen, are both trying something new. Guzman, 24, insists he'd never even taken a dance class before taking on the role of a dancer and choreographer! Before his audition, the model-turned-actor and former Mixed Martial Arts fighter was watching YouTube videos to learn some moves. "Then I had a way where when I got to the audition, I was going to put myself around the other actors that I knew couldn't dance, which would make me look a little bit better," Guzman tells omg! "But it always backfired on me because I always got selected as the last guy to dance with like three other guys, and they always were the professional dancers." While McCormick's a pro in the dancing department, and finished third on the sixth season of "So You Think You Can Dance," the 22-year-old landed the leading lady role on one of her first acting auditions. "A show like 'So You Think You Can Dance' helps you so much with acting, because you're always putting on a character. My friends had told me I needed to get into acting class, but I didn't really take the time away from dance to do it, so I think acting kind of found me," she says. "I heard about the role, and I thought 'I probably have no shot at this,' but it kind of intimidated me, so I didn't want to be intimidated, and I wanted to overcome that."

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When actress Daniela Bobadilla, 19, was first hired to play the daughter of Charlie Sheen in the new FX comedy "Anger Management," her parents and friends were "a little nervous" for her, she explains to omg!. After all, Sheen was the same guy who had talked about warlocks, goddesses, and tiger blood in his infamous meltdown last year, right? "But they didn't have much time to get nervous at all, because I actually met him during the audition process," Bobadilla explains. "The Charlie that I met, that he was and that I hoped he was, had nothing to do with whatever had happened … I didn't see any [of that] while working with him. He was so much fun, so professional, so human, and caring." Bobadilla recalls that in the early days of the show, Sheen put everyone at ease by saying out loud that he was nervous — something no one else wanted to admit, even though they were all feeling the same way. Sheen also did little things that meant a lot, she says, like looking everyone up before shooting so he already knew a few things about them, and inviting the cast over to his home to watch a UFC match.

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How long will this last? "Jersey Shore's" resident off-again, on-again couple Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, 26, and Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola, 25, are back on — and this time, they're moving in together! The two — who weren't together when the reunion show for the last season was filmed — have purchased a love nest (or hornet's nest, depending on the day of the week) where they'll reside without their fellow castmates, according to HollywoodLife.com. "We actually went to look at apartments this weekend, and found something, [so] we are moving to New York [City]," Ronnie tells the website. As the gym rat explains, the couple's latest split was more about putting their romance on hold rather than ending it. "It was more that we both took a break after Italy and Jersey," Ortiz-Magro said. "And we've both grown up as people. We both had to find ourselves. We got to the point where you if you can't make someone else happy, you can't be happy. We are very happy with ourselves and each other."

Remember this moment, because as fans of the show know, things aren't always so picturesque for the pair. They often argue, sometimes violently, like they did in the February 2011 episode where Ortiz-Magro tossed Giancola's belongings out of their room. He even smashed her glasses! The reason? She danced with another guy at the club that night. After that, Giancola had to be held back by the male roomates as she tried to attack her beau. Even before that incident, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jenni "JWoww" Farley wrote an anonymous note to Giancola about Ortiz-Magro's antics, which they hoped would drive the two apart for good. Just two seasons in, they were more sick of the couple's drama than the rest of us!

Ben Watts/SELFAlmost as soon as it was announced that pop stars Demi Lovato, 19, and Britney Spears, 30, would be sitting on the judges' panel of Fox's other singing competition show "The X Factor," rumors swirled that the two did not get along. "It's War!" Star magazine declared on its cover, claiming that a source revealed that Demi "thinks Britney is a twit, and Britney thinks Demi is beneath her." But in the new issue of Self, Lovato, explains a very different relationship with her fellow former child star who, like her, began her career on the Disney Channel and later faced some very public struggles. Who can forget Spears' 2007 meltdown involving the paparazzi and an umbrella, or the 2008 hospitalization that led to her father's conservatorship? Lovato famously had a physical altercation with a dancer on her 2010 tour with the Jonas Brothers that prompted her to enter rehab for bulimia and cutting. "We've gone through a lot of the same things, so we have a connection," Lovato says, adding that