According to sources, there are about five scripts to the Sex and the City sequel floating around — each with different endings.

Apparently one of the scripts contains a storyline in which Carrie and Big have a baby and another where Big leaves Carrie.

Movie producers made all of the scripts and plotlines to avoid any potential leaks. If we know what’s going to happen, what’s the likelyhood of all of us crowding a movie theater to see it in motion?

What do you want to see happen in the sequel?

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Jon & Kate Plus 8 won’t be getting a new addition.

A TLC spokesperson is shooting down a New York Daily News report that Jon’s former fling, 23-year-old school teacher, will be featured on the show. “Deanna’s role isn’t expected to be big, but because she’s part of Jon’s life, she’ll be filmed,” an insider told the paper.

But a network rep tells Entertainment Tonight, “There are no plans to use her.”

In an interview with The New York Times, TLC president Eileen O’Neill addressed the network’s decision to stop airing the show until Aug. 3 in light of the couple’s split.

“It’s hard to walk away from a big number,” O’Neill said, referring to Monday’s record 10.6 million viewers. “But it really made sense so that everyone could adjust to the new circumstances.”

“Once we understood that they were going to make an announcement [regarding their split], we discussed various scenarios with them,” she said. “We really collaborated on what would make sense for the family.”

Asked whether there was a chance the show could be postponed further, she said she was “very confident” in the August return date.

Could the show be canceled?

“That’s not in anyone’s mind,” O’Neill said, adding that she did not have a “hard date” for when the Gosselins plan to resume filming.

Asked how the show will change, she said, “We anticipate that the focus will remain on the parent-child relationship.”

But “dual couch conversations” — featuring Jon and Kate answering questions from a producer — “are not anticipated,” she said.

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In previews for Thursday’s second installment of The Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion, it appears that things heat up when the discussion centers on Danielle Staub’s past.

Now, with the emergence of legal documents uncovered by TheSmokingGun.com, it looks like her past may be much more checkered than the 46-year-old New Jersey Housewife has been letting on.

According to documents filed in Miami’s U.S. District Court, Staub — then known as Beverly Ann Merrill — and Daniel Aguilar, her alleged drug dealer boyfriend at the time, were arrested by the FBI in June 1986 for holding a man they blamed for a botched cocaine deal for $25,000 in ransom.

While Staub has insisted her involvement in the incident was minimal, the documents state that she went so far as to place a phone call to the man’s father to ask for the money — and threatened “injury or death” to the man if it wasn’t delivered.

The documents go on to reveal that Staub was arrested at a Miami apartment, where police also discovered six kilos of cocaine and $16,000 cash, and that Staub cooperated with the FBI in exchange for a more lenient punishment.

The papers appear to confirm several accusations made about Staub in Cop Without a Badge, the now infamous book about her FBI informant ex-husband Kevin Maher that became a major plot-twister on the show this season when it was discovered and brought to light by costars.

Staub recently denied the accusations in an interview with People, saying she was only an “accessory” in the incident, never worked as a prostitute and never had a cocaine problem.

But according to the papers, Staub was charged with one felony count and convicted of extortion; she “worked for an escort service,” according to an FBI agent on the case; and she was sentenced to drug treatment and weekly urinalysis tests for six months. Two years later, her substance abuse counselor recommended that her “drug aftercare” program be extended, “considering the severity of Beverly’s drug history and her former drug life style.”

Staub did not immediately respond to a request for a comment.

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Matt Damon, move over: Zac Efron is onboard to star in what the Hollywood Reporter calls “a sexy thriller” and his launching pad from teen heartthrob to grownup leading man.

The High School Musical star, 21, will also executive produce the project, which so far doesn’t have a title. The screenplay is by Leslie Dixon, whose credits include The Thomas Crown Affair, Freaky Friday and Hairspray, which also starred Efron.

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Despite complaints from Adam Lambert, an independent music label is defending its decision to release music from the singer’s pre-American Idol days.

Before auditioning for the hit Fox show, Lambert spent three years recording songs for Los Angeles-based Wilshire Records. Lambert was angry when he learned that the label teamed up with Hi Fi Recordings to release an 11-track album, On With the Show, featuring his early works later this summer.

“The work I did back then in no way reflects the music I am currently in the studio working on,” Idol producer 19 Entertainment said in a statement this week on behalf of Lambert.

But a Hi Fi Recordings rep tells Usmagazine.com exclusively:

“Adam is now enjoying the success that he and Wilshire Records hoped for. However, he is now represented by high-profile companies who released a statement in Adam’s name saying the songs on On With the Show were recorded four years ago and Adam only contributed vocals. This is simply not true.

“The songs were recorded in a professional recording studio with top notch musicians and producers since the music was always meant to be released. Of the 11 songs that will appear on the album, On With the Show, Adam co-wrote eight with Monte Pittman (Madonna’s guitar player).

“As co-writer and performer, Adam will receive significant royalties just as any superstar artist would. He has the chance, finally, to make a fortune for his work — definitely more with this album than through a major label deal.

“This pre-Idol work is a fantastic representation of who Adam is and what inspired him during the months before he became famous. We intend to see that Adam will still benefit from the success of ‘Want’ (on iTunes now), and from the sale of On With the Show, even though he is now part of a major franchise that only wants fans to hear the music Adam records for them,” the statement concluded.

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Former model Rachel Hunter has split from her ice hockey player fiance Jarret Stoll.

According to the UK’s Daily Mail, Stoll called off the engagement seven weeks before they were set to marry, and he informed wedding guests via email.

The Canadian hockey star, 27, reportedly failed to give a reason for the cancellation.

“She is absolutely devastated,” a friend of Hunter told The Sun, who first reported the split. “Everything was in place for their wedding — she had the venue, the designer dress, the guest list. She has absolutely no idea why Jarret has done this. It sounds like it could be a classic case of cold feet. He is a fair bit younger than her.”

Stoll, who is 12 years Hunter’s junior, proposed to her last year after they’d been dating for two years. The nuptials — which were set to be a lavish affair with Sharon Stone and Michelle Pfeiffer among the rumored guests — was planned for August.

Hunter, 39, was previously married to Rod Stewart, 64. When she was 21, the two wed in 1990. After nine years of marriage, they legally split but didn’t divorce until 2006.

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Daryl Hannah has been arrested.

The 48-year-old actress was taking part in a protest against mountaintop coalmining – which sees the tops of mountains blown away to help miners get at deposits inside – during which a West Virginia road was blocked yesterday.

Daryl – who is a long-term environmental activist – and 30 other people blocked traffic by sitting on a stretch of road outside a Massey Energy Company plant, prompting police to intervene.

State Police Sergeant Michael Baylous said: “Tensions were pretty high. But nobody got hurt and we’re pleased with that.”

The protesters were cited for impeding traffic and obstructing an officer and released.

Speaking about the mining practice before she was arrested, Daryl said: “It’s not necessary. If you do it wisely, there are ways to use renewables. It’s realistic for everybody.”

The group had originally planned to stage a protest inside the plant, but miners stopped them from gaining access to the site.

This is not the first time Daryl’s beliefs have got her in trouble with the law.

In 2006, she was arrested after climbing into a walnut tree in an effort to stop an urban garden being destroyed to make way for a warehouse.

Speaking from the tree, Daryl said: “I’m very confident this is the morally right thing to do, to take a principled stand in solidarity with the farmers.”

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