If you’re wondering what in the world is going on with the movie version of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, or whether or not it’ll be made in one film installment or two, you’re not alone! Even the books’ author Stephenie Meyer says the decision process has been a slow one. But one thing she can tell fans is that there’s no drama between her and Summit, despite reports.

Stephenie updated her loyal Twi-hards today on her web site, writing:

“Just a quick note on the subject of the Breaking Dawn film: there is no drama over whether the book should be one movie or two. My personal feeling is that it would be very difficult to cram the whole story into one movie (as I’ve said in many interviews previous to this), but if a great way of doing that surfaces, I’m all for it. Two or one, whichever way fits the story best is fine by me, and everyone I’ve spoken with at Summit seems to feel the same way.”

After placating fans who no doubt are all for as many movies as they can get, Stephenie updates her followers on the timeline… sort of.

“We’re all excited to move forward on this, and we are slowly and surely getting there,” she writes. “I know people are anxious for news, and so sometimes gossip gets fabricated to stir things up, but there’s no basis to this particular story.”

Maybe she should have a chat with Twilight star Peter Facinelli, who recently told reporters he’s clueless about the fate of Breaking Dawn as well.

“Usually the fans know before I do,” he confessed. “I’m sure I’ll see it on the Internet.”

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It’s a second daughter for Joey Fatone and wife Kelly, the ‘NSYNC singer tells People exclusively.

Kloey Alexandra Fatone arrived Monday evening in Orlando, Fla., weighing in at 5 lbs., 8 oz. She joins big sister Briahna, 8 ½.

“Kloey’s so small,” notes the Dancing with the Stars alum. “She looks like a little doll. But she’s healthy and doing just fine.”

Not that it was an easy pregnancy. Shortly after learning that she was expecting, Kelly began fighting chronic fatigue. “She was so tired, just exhausted all the time,” Fatone says of his wife of five years. “We took her to the doctors, and they found blood clots in her lungs. It was life and death.”

The Diagnosis
After a 12-day stay in the hospital – including two days in the ICU – doctors diagnosed Kelly with a rare genetic condition called Methylene-Tetra-Hydro-Folate-Reductase.

In addition to threatening the mother’s life, MTHFR increases the chances of the baby being born with chromosomal defects such as Down’s Syndrome.

Fatone, 32, says his wife took it easy throughout the pregnancy, but started experiencing a rapid heartbeat and fainting spells last week. Concerned for her health, doctors decided to induce Kelly’s labor two weeks before her due date.

Happy Ending
After an intense delivery, everyone is now able to relax. “The blood clots have broken up, Kelly’s doing fine and Kloey is awesome,” the proud papa tells People.

Fatone says the name Kloey comes from a combination of his and Kelly’s names. As for the middle name, Alexandra? It was selected by Briahna for her new baby sister.

“I’m thrilled,” Fatone says. “I’m just so happy that everyone’s healthy.”

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In the ever-changing story about Tiger Woods, word has resurfaced that he may have entered an upscale clinic in Arizona for sex rehab, according to sources contacted by People.

The sources say that Woods entered The Meadows, a clinic in Wickenburg, Ariz., sometime around the holidays – a rumor that first made the rounds last month. The clinic specializes in substance abuse, as well as compulsive disorders such as gambling or sex addiction.

A sex-therapy expert who claims to be familiar with the situation says Woods, 34, showed up in Wickenburg around New Year’s and would likely plan to stay for 4 to 5 weeks of treatment. “He should be out by Valentine’s Day or thereabouts,” says the source.

The golf champ’s whereabouts have been the subject of intense speculation since he crashed his car after a Thanksgiving fight with his wife Elin Nordegren. Reports have placed him on Long Island, in the Bahamas, in Africa, on the Oregon coast – and now again in Wickenburg, a town of only 6,400 people and some 60 miles northwest of Phoenix. There was talk around town that he flew in by helicopter shortly before Christmas, though a well-placed source placed him in California with Elin and his mother for Christmas.

On the heels of his alleged arrival, a local pizza shop posted a sign reading, “Hey, Tiger, we deliver,” and a local TV station sent a crew. Yet for all the commotion, Woods has not actually been seen.

Can Therapy Help Tiger?

Therapists differ on whether rehab would be of use to Woods, and even whether he suffers from sex addiction at all. Sharon O’Hara, clinical director of the Sexual Recovery Institute of Los Angeles, says she doesn’t know where Woods is, but thinks it’s more likely that he’d have a therapist come to him privately rather than check into a clinic. Still, she adds, he could benefit from being “with other guys with the same problem.”

She and Dr. Drew Pinsky, host of Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew, think the fact that the golfer supposedly had months-long affairs with some of his mistresses is evidence of a “love addiction” more than sex obsession.

“The feature here that has caught everyone’s attention is that he seems to be maintaining relationships with all these people – not just have sex with them,” says Pinsky. “Exactly what’s behind that, that’s the part that hasn’t come out yet … We’re speculating sex and love are the primary issues. They may not be.”

O’Hara agrees, saying, “Apparently he also has a need to be adored, to see himself reflected in their eyes and have it mean something.”

In the end, Pinsky says Woods’s best hope emotionally is if his wife, who is said to be considering a split, stands by him: “We would recommend his wife not break up with him and that she get involved in the treatment process.”

“It’s not,” adds Pinsky, “a hopeless situation.”

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Who knew that so many Real Housewives were given the gift of song as well as the gift of gab?

The newest housewife to break out into song is Gretchen Rossi from the Real Housewives of Orange County!You can check out Gretchen’s exclusive single “Nothing Without You” on Valentine in the Morning’s website.

Here’s a sample of the lyrics you have to look forward to hearing!

“I’ll always long for you
You’re the one who saved me
I know when we’re together, there’s nothing I can’t do
I know it’s always true
Nothing’s going to break me
We’re holding on forever, to a love we always knew
I’m nothing without you”

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I guess that puts those pregnancy rumors to rest, hmmm?

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Robert Pattinson is reported to be the top pick for a Tobey Maguire replacement for Spider-Man 4. We’ve seen him scale a tree, so he can probably handle some skyscrapers!

News spread Monday that Tobey, who played Peter Parker/Spider Man in the first three films wouldn’t be returning for Spider-Man 4, Entertainment Wise reports.

“Beyond the films themselves, I have formed some deep and lasting friendships,” Tobey said. “I am excited to see the next chapter unfold in this incredible story.”

The next chapter reportedly will focus on Peter Parker as a high school student, but who will play that role now?

Well, Twilight fans are hoping for R-Pattz!

Right now, Rob has a pretty busy schedule working on his film Bel Ami with Uma Thurman in February and will also be gearing up to shoot The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn in 2010 as well.

Not to mention, there will surely be other competition for the role.

Michael Cera and Chace Crawford have also reportedly been topping wish lists!

It’s not known when Spider-Man 4 will be released — the leading man still needs to be decided!

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Casey Johnson’s funeral was held today on the East Coast, family sources tell TMZ.

We broke the story that the Johnson & Johnson heiress died … possibly late last month, though her body was found on January 4.

Sources say it’s increasingly looking like Johnson’s frail medical condition — which included diabetes — may have caused her death.

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