Rachel Bilson at Fashion Week in New York

Jake Gyllenhaal and Rachel Bilson are reportedly a couple, according to new romance reports. Gyllenhaal, who has datedReese Witherspoon and Kirsten Dunst, and Bilson, who recently split from fiance Hayden Christensen, are an item, according to HollyScoop. A source close to the couple tells the website, "They're trying to keep a low profile but they're definitely dating."

This is fantastic news -- now I'll be able to rest a little easier knowing that these two have found each other. For a moment there, I was actually worried that two good-looking, multimillionaire celebrities in the prime of their careers might never be able to find happiness. It just goes to show you that if you're patient, there's someone special out there for everyone -- as long as you're rich, famous, and under 30.

Lisa Rinna: Lip Service

She's definitely known for her penchant forplastic surgery and now Lisa Rinna has once again gone under the knife.

The "Harry Loves Lisa" starlet decided her upper lip was just too big and back in August she had her doctor surgically reduce the size of her pucker.

Ms. Rinna told press, "My lips started to define who I am. That bothered me. It doesn't matter what other people think. I did it for myself."

Now in her six-month healing stage, complete with a swollen face, Lisa added, "It's a work in progress, but I feel fantastic."

Enjoy the pictures of Lisa Rinna posing for a bikini shoot (September 30).

Gisele Bundchen's Vogue Kiss Explained

She attended Vogue's 90th Anniversary party in Paris, France last week, during which time Gisele Bundchen was caught locking lips with a mystery man.

Photos were taken of the Victoria's Secret model and New York City art dealer, Helly Nahmad, who ended up explaining the controversial pics to a Brazilian newspaper.

"Gosh," he told. "It was a kiss on the cheek." He claimed that the camera caught them at a deceptive angle.

Nahmad said that he and Gisele are longtime friends and added that her husband Tom Brady even saw the talked-about photos -- and laughed.

Salma Hayek: Alexander McQueen Show Stylish

They've been living it up during this year's Paris Fashion Week and Salma Hayek along with husband Francois-Henri Pinault were spotted heading to a runway show on Tuesday evening (October 5).

The "Grown Ups" actress and her PPR CEO mate looked to in good spirits as they arrived ahead of the Alexander McQueen Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 show.

Getting in as much fashion as possible, the couple, who married in February 2009, attended the Balenciaga Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 show at the end of last week.

Just yesterday, the two were spotted at the Stella McCartney Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 fashion show along with fellow guests such as Liv Tyler.

Enjoy the pictures of Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault at the Alexander McQueen Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 show (October 5).

'Social Network' Tops Weekend Box Office

This is just the beginning for Sony’s “The Social Network” as the David Fincher film earned a solid $23 million in its opening weekend and will now build upon solid word-of-mouth and Oscar buzz to eventually reach the $100 million mark in domestic revenue.  It is rare for a film to earn a four or five times multiple of its opening weekend, but the themes, performances and expected ongoing positive buzz will keep this one in the box office fight for many weeks to come.

Check out this "The Social Network" themed comic strip from Francesco Marciuliano.  Francesco writes the internationally-syndicated comic strip “Sally Forth” and the webcomic “Medium Large.” He was the head writer for the PBS series “SeeMore’s Playhouse,” for which one of his episodes won two 2007 Daytime Emmys. He currently writes for the Onion News Network.

The owls showed amazing strength this weekend with a very “Town”-like 33% second weekend drop for “Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole” earned $10.85 million and thus brings its domestic total to just over $30 million.  It certainly pays to be one of the few family films in this marketplace and with the IMAX and 3D presentations to put it over the top; this is a solid fall performer.

Last weekend’s number one film “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,” dropped 47% to land in third with $10.1 million and a total domestic gross to date of $35.9 million.  Oscar buzz could build for star Michael Douglas who gave his newly re-booted Gordon Gekko a healthy infusion of pathos and introspection.

Number four belongs to Warner Bros.’ “The Town” starring Ben Affleck and Jeremy Renner as the film realizes yet another buzz-worthy 36% third weekend drop and $10 million in the money bag.  The film has earned over $64 million to date and will continue to draw audiences looking for a taut, intelligent action movie boosted by stellar performances.

Another strong hold for Sony’s “Easy A” keeps it in the top five curriculum in its third week against a freshman-sized 34% drop and an even $7 million for the weekend and $42.4 million for this profit-making teen comedy.  Great word-of-mouth continues to bolster the long term prospects for the Emma Stone starring vehicle.  Nathaniel Hawthorne would be proud.

Two other wide releases had a tough go this weekend and debuted outside of the Top Five with Paramount Vantage’s “Case 39” starring Bradley Cooper at number seven earning $5.35 million, and Overture Films’ brilliant horror re-make “Let Me In” in eighth place with $5.3 million.  

The Fall Movie Season is in full swing and while the overall weekend was down about 5%, the individual movies in the marketplace are holding well and generating solid buzz.  Clearly kids need movies too in the fall and this has benefitted “The Owls of Ga’Hoole” and at the same time, the adult drama is making a major comeback with “The American,” “The Town,” “Wall Street 2” and “The Social Network” all performing well and finding favor with a broad audience looking for a quality-filled experience at the movie theatre.

Top 10 Movies - Weekend of October 1, 2010 (Estimates)

Movie

Weekend

Total

1

The Social Network (PG-13)

$23.0 M

$23.0 M

2

Legend of the Guardians: The Owls Of Ga'Hoole (PG)

$10.9 M

$30.0 M

3

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (PG-13)

$10.1 M

$35.9 M

4

The Town (R)

$10.0 M

$64.3 M

5

Easy A (PG-13)

$7.0 M

$42.4 M

6

You Again (PG)

$5.5 M

$16.4 M

7

Case 39 (R)

$5.4 M

$5.4 M

8

Let Me In (R)

$5.3 M

$5.3 M

9

Devil (PG-13)

$3.7 M

$27.4 M

10

Alpha and Omega (PG)

$3.0 M

$19.0 M