Ciara leaves The Cheesecake Factory in Beverley Hills after a lunch date with a mystery man.

The pair seem to be getting along famously!

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In New York City, proud Mama-to-be, Beyonce shows off her growing baby bump in a sexy two toned mini and would you check out those heels!!?

Does this multi-Grammy Award winner ever put a foot wrong?!

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Beyonce dropped her new music video today for her latest single “Love On Top”. The pregnant singer samples the 80s boy band ‘New Edition’s’ song “If It Isn’t Love” in both choreography and video setting.

Beyonce and company kick to the same dance moves that the group — fresh off the loss of Bobby Brown to a solo career — cut in ’88, and set the whole thing in a simple, bare walled dance studio, just as the R&B group did back during the tail end of the Reagan presidency.

Conspiracy theorists, enjoy this one: the star’s baby bump is much less apparent here, though that’s more than made up for by her awesome hat. There’s something about this song that brings out her sartorial best; remember, it was the first song she performed after announcing she was pregnant at the VMAs, and she was rocking a pretty fancy tux during that rendition.

Check out B’s new video above, and New Editions’ here.

What do you think? Love it or hate it?

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Giuliana Rancic, the host of “E! News,” made a shocking announcement on the ‘Today’ show this morning. While many were expecting the announcement that she was pregnant, her announcement was much more somber.

Rancic announced that she is suffering from breast cancer. (Watch the video below)

Rancic has been the co-host of “E! News” since 2006, and is a frequent presence on red carpet shows. She has been open about her struggle to conceive a child, and chronicled two failed in vitro fertilization attempts on her reality show. She told “Today” that a third attempt turned up the sad news of her disease.

“Through my attempt to get pregnant for the third time, we sadly found out that I have early stages of breast cancer,” she said. “It’s been a shock. A lot of people have been asking, we saw that you went and got IVF, are you pregnant? But sadly, we’ve had to put that off.”

Rancic said she found the cancer early, and will have surgery later this week. She vowed to continue trying to have a baby. “I still want this baby … because this baby has saved my life,” she said.

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I’m not gonna lie, I’m not surprised in the least. I watched about five minutes of this show – and knew immediately it was HORRIBLE. It’s one of those shows where you kinda gotta wonder how it even made it to the air in the first place.

ABC has canceled its ‘Charlie’s Angels’ reboot.

Production on the Miami-set revamp has been shut down, and according to the Hollywood Reporter, remaining episodes will continue to air until the network makes a decision on what will air in its place.

Despite heavy brand-awareness and Drew Barrymore’s executive producing credit, the show failed to find an audience.

‘Charlie’s Angels’ premiered to a disappointing 2.1 rating in the 18-49 demographic and the show has drastically fallen since. Its most recent Thursday night episode garnered a disastrous 1.3 in the 18-49 demo.

‘Charlie’s Angels’ is the fifth show to be canceled this season. ‘Free Agents,’ ‘The Playboy Club,’ ‘H8R’ and ‘How to Be a Gentleman’ have all gotten the axe.

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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs passed away last week after an 8 year battle with pancreatic cancer, and Dr. Ramzi Amri, a researcher at Harvard Medical School, claims that the innovator decided against “conventional treatment” and sought out alternative remedies.

According to CNN, the Apple exec spurned traditional treatment for nine months following his October 2003 diagnosis. The outlet said Jobs took this tack “hoping to avoid the operation through a special diet.”

“Let me cut to the chase: Mr. Jobs allegedly chose to undergo all sorts of alternative treatment options before opting for conventional medicine,” Dr. Ramzi Amri, a researcher at Harvard Medical School, wrote on Quora, a popular online forum among Silicon Valley bigwigs.

“Given the circumstances, it seems sound to assume that Mr. Jobs’ choice for alternative medicine has eventually led to an unnecessarily early death … it seems that even during this recurrent phase, Mr. Jobs opted to dedicate his time to Apple as the disease progressed, instead of opting for chemotherapy or any other conventional treatment.”

Amri wrote he had the “profoundest respect for Mr. Jobs and his legacy” and did not intend to offend anyone with his opinion.

“I have done 1.5 years of research on the type of tumor that affected Steve Jobs and have some strong opinions on his case, not only as an admirer of his work, but also as a cancer researcher who has the impression that his disease course has been far from optimal.”

Jobs is survived by his biological mother Joanne Simpson; his sister Mona Simpson; wife, Laurene Powell; their three children, Reed Paul, ErinSienna and Eve; and his daughter from a different relationship, Lisa Brennan-Jobs.

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He may have been fired from his superhit television sitcom, Two and a Half Men, and had the entire world thinking he was a crazy person with all that Tiger Blood nonsense, but somehow Charlie Sheen keeps proving that he reigns supreme. Forbes just released their Highest Paid Actors on TV list, and Charlie takes the cake at #1 with $40 million earned from 2010-2011. And that’s from syndication.

Charlie has inked a deal with Lionsgate TV to create a new sitcom, and he’s set to make more money than ever!

The 46-year-old star is now working on a new show based around Adam Sandler‘s film Anger Management about an athlete-turned counselor – originally played by Jack Nicholson in the movie – who enrages his patients more than calming them down.

Speaking of the series, Charlie said: “I chose Anger Management because, while it might be a big stretch for me to play a guy with serious anger management issues, I think it is a great concept.”

Behind Charlie on the Forbes list is Ray Romano, who banked $20 million for his new show Men of a Certain Age, which has already been axed.

In third place is Steve Carell, for his performance as lead character Michael Scott in The Office, which netted him $15 million, but is a role he has since left to concentrate on his film career.

NCIS star Mark Harmon came fourth with earnings of $13 million followed by Charlie’s former co-star Jon Cryer and ex-CSI actor Laurence Fishburne who tied in fifth with $11 million each.

Forbes.com’s Highest Paid Actors on TV 2010-2011:

1. Charlie Sheen, $40 million
2. Ray Romano, $20 million
3. Steve Carell, $15 million
4. Mark Harmon, $13 million
5. Jon Cryer, $11 million
6. Laurence Fishburne, $11 million
7. Patrick Dempsey, $9 million
8. Simon Baker, $9 million
9. Hugh Laurie, $9 million
10. Christopher Meloni, $9 million

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