Dupri Still Janet's Boyfriend, but Not Her Baby Daddy

The nonfather has spoken.

Jermaine Dupri has taken to his punctuation-eschewing blog to deny rumors that he and longtime love Janet Jackson have broken up and that the pop diva is pregnant, as she was so labeled by a recent magazine cover.

"As you all know Janet is a very private person the only reason you see her as much as you do on my YouTube vlog is because of me LOL," Dupri wrote (in all caps, incidentally).

"But I hear yall and your questions. So hear you have it… No she is not pregnant and yes we're still together."

Rumors arose that Miss Jackson was expecting after she was forced to miss nearly a dozen dates on her Rock Witchu tour due to, according to her camp, migraine-induced vertigo. Then the lack of Dupri sightings while Jackson was recuperating further hinted at the possibility of a breakup.

A chain reaction that Dupri is apparently familiar with.

"It baffles me how yall let these blog and magazines control your lives," he continued.

"That's why I created Global14.com so when ever hear s--t about me you can come right here and get the truth."

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Gossip Girl: Aaron's Gone for Good, So Is Dan In?

Aaron Rose has gone to Argentina...and he's never coming back to Gossip Girl! Yep, it's true: The CW confirms that the Dec. 8 episode was the last we'll see of John Patrick Amedori, who plays Serena's creepy boy-toy artist Aaron (a character who wasn't well received by many of the fans).

[Pause for happy dance.]

So why is he off the show? And does this mean Serena (Blake Lively) and Dan (Penn Badgley) are getting back together? Read on for the exclusive dish...

"Aaron Rose was a big character in the Gossip Girl books, and I know the plan was for him to stay around a little longer," a source close to the show tells me. "But some of the powers that be weren't responding well to the way the character was going." And so, he is gone.

Sadly for you Derena partisans, the departure of Aaron Rose does not mean Serena and Dan are finally settling down. Jessica Szohr tells E! exclusively that over the next few episodes, "Serena and Dan are running in circles with their relationship." (Same as it ever was!)

And as I told you in the spoiler chat, just as Serena is freed up, Dan will become entangled with a new lady. Sources whisper that Laura Breckenridge (Related) will be joining Gossip Girl as a hot new teacher who flirts with Dan and tortures Blair.

So what do you think? Good news that Aaron is gone? Do you want to keep his adorkable dad, Cyrus (Wallace Shawn), or have you had it with the whole Rose clan? Post in the comments!

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Celebrity Yawners: Stardom's Exhausting!

Katherine Heigl

The actress accentuates a certain part of her, well, anatomy, while shooting her upcoming romantic comedy, The Ugly Truth.








Britney Spears & Jamie Lynn Spears

The pop star's younger sis may want to think twice before renting that movie. Something tells us one of them ain't gonna be able to stay awake for the whole thing.








Gerard Butler

The star of 300 looks like he won't have to count nearly that many sheep in order to get some shut-eye.









Eva Longoria Parker

Having already caught the man of her dreams, Mrs. Tony Parker settles for catching flies.









Amy Winehouse

Unlike rehab, if someone tries to make her go to bed, we're pretty sure the Grammy winner won't sing no, no, no.








Sarah Jessica Parker & Matthew Broderick

Forget taking the day off. Ferris Bueller clearly needs to call it a night instead of stepping out with his SATC-starring spouse at the movie's New York premiere.








source: EOnline.com

Vatican and John Lennon Finally Made Peace

John Lennon of the Beatles has finally been forgiven by the Vatican for a boastful remark he made 42 years ago. What did the rock icon tell a British newspaper in 1966 to provoke controversy?

It was reported that in Osservatore Romano newspaper Lennon stated that “the Beatles were more famous than Jesus Christ”. It simply amounted to a boast by a young man grapping with sudden fame.

The remark by John Lennon, which triggered deep indignation mainly in the United States, after many years sounds only like a 'boast' by a young working-class Englishman faced with unexpected success, after growing up in the legend of Elvis and rock and roll.

Marking the 40^th anniversary of The Beatles, the article “The White Album” went on to praise the revolutionary group, saying it became "a source of inspiration for more than one generation of pop musicians."