Paris & Doug come together for dreamy Vacay

Doug Reinhardt is verifying his love to Paris Hilton by whisking her away on a dreamy getaway.He's borrowed a private island in Fiji for the two of them, where they are currently spending their time deep-sea diving, Jet Skiing and even sky diving.Sources close to Doug say he has stopped at nothing to win back Paris..."He has been so generous and sweet, and has really impressed her with his romantic ways," a source close to Paris tells E! News.nsiders close to the couple say Paris is really happy: "She loves being treated like a princess...She can feel how deeply in love he is with her, and she's having a blast."Sounds like it. Paris twittered earlier today: "What a fantastic day! Found so many beautiful shells on the beach and the ocean was so clear and warm! I am having the time of my life!"The only trouble in paradise? Her sister, Nicky, doesn't get along with Doug. "That bothers her a lot since the sisters are so close," the source says. "But for now, she's having the time of her life."

Horse Plays Chicken -- Leaps Running Car

This video is just insane: A horse somehow galloped into traffic in Israel yesterday -- and successfully hurdled a car that was driving directly towards it, crushing the front windshield in the process. But fear not animal lovers -- according to local news, the horse only suffered minor injuries ... the car, not so much.

Who Can 'American Idol' at rest be a star without Paula?

The jury's still out on Judge Paula.
American Idol supporters say Paula Abdul's unexpected exit leaves a big hole as the show loses both her cheerleading and her antics. But a few say the loss, especially with the addition of a judge last season, may not have a substantial effect on TV's top-rated show.

Jack Nicholson -- Something's Gotta Doing

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy

Jack Nicholson take pleasured in a dance with a young woman in his object age demographic at a party in France over the weekend

Dominant won't illustrate critics `G.I. Joe'

L. ANGELES – This is the largest movie of the summer that practically no one has seen.

"G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" opens Friday, but dominant Pictures isn't screening the blockbuster for critics earlier. Just a few writers from bogs and movie Web sites have seen it for review — such as Harry Knowles, the self-professed "Head Geek" from Ain't It Cool News — and their opinions have been mostly positive.

As an alternative, mansion says it's deliberately aspireing the movie at the heartland, at cities and audiences outside the entertainment vortexes of New York and Los Angeles. Paramount held a screening Friday for 1,000 military service members and their families at Andrews Air Force Base; it's also focusing marketing efforts in places like Kansas City, Charlotte, N.C., and Columbus, Ohio.

Although interesting to a wisdom of loyalty national, the plan also is inspired by the disparity that existed between the critical trashing "Transformers: Rise of the Fallen" received and the massive crowds it drew at the box office.