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Last Update on September 03, 2010 03:10 EDT

JERRY LEWIS WOULD "SMACK" LINDSAY IN THE MOUTH, NO LOVE FOR PARIS, EITHER

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton should stay far away from Jerry Lewis. He tells "Inside Edition" that if he sees Lohan he'll "smack her in the mouth" and will tell her "you deserve this and nothing else." And if she doesn't straighten up, he says, he'll put her over his knee and spank her. He doesn't have any sympathy for Hilton either. He says Hilton and Lohan are "begging for help." He says celebrities who "give nothing in return" need a "spanking and a reprimand."

PARIS HILTON STILL WELCOME IN THE FAMILY HOTEL IN VEGAS

LAS VEGAS (AP) -- The Wynn resorts might've banned Paris Hilton because of her latest run-in with the law, but she's still welcome in the family hotel. A spokesman for the Las Vegas Hilton tells People.com that Paris is always welcome. He says the people at the Hilton wish her the best and hope "she gets through any and all of her difficult times."

"MACHETE" - JESSICA ALBA STICKS TO HER NO-NUDITY CLAUSE

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Don't get too excited boys, Jessica Alba hasn't erased the no-nudity clause from her contract, even though it seems that way in "Machete." Alba has a shower scene where she seems to be naked, but she says it's only movie magic. Alba says she was wearing underwear and pasties in the scene, but they were later taken out by computers, making it look like she had less on than she did. Machete opens today.

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"GOING THE DISTANCE" - DREW BARRYMORE

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Movie kissing scenes can be awkward, especially if the actors have never met. But Drew Barrymore had it easy when it came to kissing Justin Long in "Going the Distance." He's her boyfriend in real life. And, she says, he's a good kisser. She says it's awful when your movie partner isn't a good kisser and you try to make it look good, only to feel that you're doing all the work. This time, she says, it was "a real team effort." "Going the Distance" opens today.

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"JAMIE OLIVER'S FOOD REVOLUTION" RENEWED AFTER EMMY

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Nearly two weeks after winning the Emmy for best non-competitive reality show, ABC has picked up a second season of "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution." In the first season, Oliver tried to change the eating habits of people in Huntington, West Virginia. In the second season, he'll try to do the same for Los Angeles.

"HUNG" IS HANGING AROUND

LOS ANGELES (AP) --"Hung" is hanging around. HBO has renewed the series for a third season. Ten episodes will air next year. The current season finale will air September 12th.

LETTERMAN'S WOULD-BE EXTORTIONIST OUT OF JAIL, NOW WAITS TO SEE IF HE WINS EMMY

NEW YORK (AP) -- Now that the man who tried to blackmail David Letterman is out of jail, he has the Emmys to look forward to. Joe Haldeman is up for a News and Documentary Emmy Award for a piece he co-produced for "48 Hours" before he got into trouble. He lost his job after that. The News and Documentary Emmys will be handed out September 27th in New York. Haldeman got out of jail after serving four months of his six-month sentence. He now has to do 1,000 hours of community service.

NICOLAS CAGE LAWSUIT THROWN OUT

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A lawsuit Nicolas Cage filed against his former business manager has been thrown out. Cage had accused Samuel Levin of mismanaging his affairs. He sued him for $20 million. Levin counter-sued for unpaid fees and claimed that Cage didn't listen to his advice. His suit has been thrown out as well.

BRENDAN FRASER HEADING TO BROADWAY

NEW YORK (AP) -- Brendan Fraser will make his Broadway debut in a play called "Elling." He was also in the London production of the comedy. Fraser will start previews November second. Opening night is set for November 21st. Jennifer Coolidge will also be in the play.