Celebrity Trash

The drama between Hulk Hogan and Linda Bollea did not end with their divorce settlement. Fox News's Pop Tarts reports that Bollea filed a motion against her ex on Tuesday (August 25th) for the "Enforcement of the Confidential Marital Settlement" -- claiming Hulk has failed to release her Harley Davidson motorcycle and pay her $225,000 due on August 7th as promised in the settlement. A rep for Hogan said that he has done nothing wrong and is "absolutely complying with the terms of the marital settlement agreement."


Susan Sarandon is in talks to join the upcoming Wall Street sequel. Variety reports that the actress is in negotiations to star in Oliver Stone's Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps as the mother of Shia LaBeouf's character -- who falls under the "seductive influence" of Gordon Gekko, played by Michael Douglas.


Megan Fox will not be the next star to take on the role of Catwoman. Although the British press said that the actress was to follow in the footsteps of Michelle Pfeiffer and Halle Berry in the next Batman film, a rep for the studio behind the first two Christopher Nolan films told People magazine, "It's rumor. It's not true. There is no script. There is no project to be cast in."


Jake Gyllenhaal and Christina Applegate are among the stars who will be appearing in a new "Sesame Street-style" production aimed at teaching Jewish-American children about Jewish culture. The Associated Press reports that Shalom Sesame is a 12-part series for preschoolers featuring the globe-trotting Muppet Grover, who will explore Jewish identity and traditions and will film on location at several Israeli sites, including the Western Wall. Other celebrity guest stars include Debra Messing, Greg Kinnear and Cedric the Entertainer.


Redmond O'Neal is reportedly getting his own reality show. In Touch Weekly reports that Ryan O'Neal "brokered" a deal for his troubled son to star on a program centered on his drug addiction.

A source claims that Redmond wants to do the show for the sake of his late mother, Farrah Fawcett. The insider explained, "Redmond wants to do this to honor his mother. He really wants to get better to honor her memory."
Filming is reportedly slated to begin later this year when he is released from prison, where he is currently undergoing intensive substance abuse treatment. The show is expected to follow Redmond as he maintains sobriety while acclimating to a normal life.