Celebrity Trash

Katherine Heigl and Josh Kelley have brought their ten-month-old daughter Naliegh home. The couple released a photo of themselves with their new baby, who they recently adopted from South Korea. Her rep said in a statement, "Katherine, Josh and Naleigh are together and doing well." The Grey's Anatomy star revealed news of the adoption to Ellen DeGeneres last week, explaining that Naleigh -- named after her mother, Nancy, and sister, Margaret Leigh -- "was actually born the day before me in November, which I thought was really serendipitous and just kind of like a sign." To see the new family


Paula Abdul says that with Ellen DeGeneres taking her place on American Idol, the program will be "a different show." When asked if she ever "broke down" while thinking about walking away from the popular series, Abdul told a radio show on Thursday (September 17th), "I think that happened during the time I was making that difficult decision [to leave], where I was fighting with myself back and forth: Am I willing to go against what my beliefs are and have the same outcome?" She added that she's doing "so many things" in the wake of her departure, but wouldn't provide any details.


Megan Fox has reached out to the Transformers crew members who recently branded her "dumb" and "ungracious" in retaliation for comparing director Michael Bay to Hitler. She said in a statement, "I have spoken with the parties involved privately. I am very fortunate to be involved in this amazing franchise and look forward to Transformers 3."



Dan Brown's latest novel, The Lost Symbol, broke a one-day sales record after moving over one million hardcover copies across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom after it was released on Tuesday (September 15th). Brown's most popular novel, The Da Vinci Code, sold 80 million copies worldwide and was made into a film starring Tom Hanks that grossed more than $758 million.