Kim Kardashian, who split last month from New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush, is about to contend with more NFL dating rumors – but this time willingly – when she tapes a guest appearance on the new FOX sitcom Brothers, People confirms exclusively.

In the episode, set to be filmed in a few weeks and to air in October, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 28, plays herself as she confronts former football star Michael Trainor – played by real ex-New York Giant Michael Strahan – about rumors that the two have enjoyed a secret tryst.

Brothers, which also stars Daryl “Chill” Mitchell, CCH Pounder and Carl Weathers, premieres Sept. 25 on FOX.

Adding to the sense of reality on the October episode, Access Hollywood host Nancy O’Dell makes a cameo appearance as herself – chasing down news of the supposed affair between Kardashian and Trainor.

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In his current movie opening Friday, Quentin Tarantino’s R-rated WWII movie Inglourious Basterds, Brad Pitt plays a southern lieutenant whose squadron, among other bloody deeds, scalps Nazis.

“Yeah,” Pitt, 45, confirmed to interviewer Ann Curry on Tuesday’s Today show, “people lose some hair.”

When Curry counters that Pitt – the father of six – ought to make a kids movie, the leading man steps forward with the announcement that he is doing just that, by providing the voice for an animated feature in which he’ll play a “superhero who wants out.”

Pitt says that movie will costar the voices of Tina Fey and Robert Downey Jr., and trade reports identify the project as Oobermind, from DreamWorks Animation and Madagascar co-director Tim McGrath. An update since the Pitt-Curry sit-down also indicates that Will Ferrell has replaced Robert Downey Jr.

The movie, now in post-production for a November 2010 release, reportedly opens with Pitt, as the super heroic Metro Man, being accidentally killed by the super villain Oobermind (Ferrell), who has a change of heart about being bad and so creates a new hero, Titan (Jonah Hill) – much to the confusion of a local newscaster (Fey).

It’s not autobiographical, Pitt told Curry, who inquired if he might be doing the movie in order to appear heroic to his and Angelina Jolie’s children: Maddox, 8; Pax, 5; Zahara, 4; Shiloh, 3; and twins Knox and Vivienne, 1.

“It’s just something they’ll enjoy,” he responded, “and that’s cool.”

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While legendary singer and style icon Cyndi Lauper has her suspicions about whether or not Paula Abdul is actually leaving American Idol, she tells In Touch, she would love to be a judge next season.

“Of course I would. I think there is a lot I could do for the kids,” she revealed backstage at BergenPAC in New Jersey on August 16. So while she waits for Simon Cowell to call, the 56 year-old singer is focusing her attention on helping those in need.

She teamed up with BergenPAC to host a concert and food drive for the Center for Food Action in Englewood, N.J. “Food pantries are empty now because times are tough,” Cyndi tells In Touch. “So I just thought I’m going to be touring anyway, so let’s have a good time and help each other out.”

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