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"Man of Steel," the reboot of the Superman movie franchise, is just two months away, and a new trailer released Tuesday has fans buzzing.We see a baby Superman being sent to Earth ("our hopes and dreams travel with you," says Russell Crowe as Jor-El) and then an adolescent Supes saving his classmates from a sinking school bus, scenes that have appeared in earlier trailers.New Earth dad Kevin Costn...

Things are starting to look up for Kevin Clash. The embattled Elmo puppeteer, who's been pelted with a barrage of accusations that he had sex with underage boys, has now found some reprieve after one his accusers withdrew his complaint against the one-time "Sesame Street" bigwig.In documents filed in U.S.

When you recall that he scored a mere 12 points in his first week, funnyman D.L. Hughley actually had a decent run on "Dancing With the Stars." But that stint came to an end Tuesday night after he and pro partner Cheryl Burke were voted off the show.“My heart is very sad, but my knees are happy as heck,” Hughley told reporters after the live broadcast.

"Splash" sure is making a splash. Just weeks after Kendra Wilkinson quit the ABC diving competition due to her fear of heights, Katherine Webb is the second celeb to quit -- but not by choice!During the episode, Webb, who modeled in the 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, that she was forced to exit due to injury.

More Maks! More Val! More … Andy Dick?!Tuesday's "Dancing With the Stars" results show devoted extra airtime to hunky brothers Chmerkovskiy and declared surprising fan favorite Andy safe, so nearly everyone was a winner.Except, of course, for D.L.

Poor Usher. So far in his first season on “The Voice,” he’s having a tough time even getting his second choice of singers, and the ones he did get aren’t making him very happy.For the second time in two nights, the coach lost out on a singer he tried to steal.

Actor Richard LeParmentier, whose character was infamously choked by villain Darth Vader in the original "Star Wars" movie, has died at age 66, his representative confirms to TODAY.LeParmentier died suddenly, his son Tyrone told Derek Maki, who represented the actor.

Robert Downey Jr. sees an Oscar in his future -- even if he has to wait for years -- and sees himself as one of the best actors in a not-so-fabulous generation of actors, he told GQ magazine for its May cover story.Asked about his confidence in his acting abilities, Downey told the magazine, "I’m probably one of the best. …But it’s not that big a deal.