Filmmaker Michael Moore launched into an 11-minute rant on American TV on Monday, during which he blasted the media for misrepresenting his new healthcare documentary Sicko. The controversial director was appearing on CNN show The Situation Room when he blasted both the network and host Wolf Blitzer for having a "poor track record" as journalists. Moore had been invited onto the program to counter a report made by CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, which pointed out alleged false information and statistics in Sicko, which takes aim at the U.S. health care system. Moore blasted, "That report was so biased, I can't imagine which pharmaceutical company ad is coming up right after our break. All the statistics show that we have far worse healthcare than these other industrialized countries. We're the only ones that don't have it free and universal." Moore also accused the network of covering up the truth about the American healthcare system and the country's military involvement in Iraq. He said, "You're the ones who are fudging the facts. You've fudged the facts to the American people now for I don't know how long about this issue, about the war. And I'm just curious, when are you gonna just stand there and apologize to the American people for not bringing the truth to them that isn't sponsored by some major corporation?"

Reality TV star Nicole Richie's drunk-driving trial has been postponed again after the socialite's legal team filed a motion in court on Tuesday. The Simple Life star was due to appear in a Los Angeles court on Wednesday to contest a driving under the influence charge relating to a December 2006 arrest. But a judge has instead ordered lawyers to return to court on Wednesday to debate when the hearing can be held. Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office spokeswoman Jane Robison says, "The trial will not happen on Wednesday. Richie's attorney filed a motion... stating that their key witness, a drug expert, was unavailable for trial." Richie already has a 2003 misdemeanor DUI conviction.

The Departed star Alec Baldwin is begging fans to boycott a movie he made six years ago that has been re-edited, re-named and is being released. Baldwin directed, produced and acted in The Devil And Daniel Webster in 2001. Despite a cast including Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Dan Aykroyd, the movie was dismissed by studio bosses and was never released. The film has been re-edited, renamed Shortcut To Happiness, and Baldwin's name has been removed from the directing credits - replaced by pseudonym Harry Kirkpatrick. It will be released in six cities in the U.S. on July 13. And Baldwin is advising fans not to watch the film - describing it as unrecognizable. A friend tells PageSix, "Alec doesn't recommend unrecognizable films to his fans. This is not an Alec Baldwin film. He's in the movie but he has nothing to do with it. His name was taken off as producer and director six years ago, but he couldn't get it taken off as an actor."

So Notorious star Tori Spelling has become a fully-fledged reverend, so she can marry couples at the bed & breakfast she is running for a TV reality show. Spelling spent the inheritance she received after her TV mogul father Aaron's death on a guest house for her and new husband Dean McDermott to run - all captured on reality show Tori & Dean: Inn Love. After becoming ordained over the internet, Spelling has conducted her first ever marriage. She writes on her blog, "I am now officially ordained. Yep, that's right….Reverend Tori Spelling! I did it last week online and my official certificate is in the mail. And, this weekend Chateau La Rue had its very first wedding. I was so honored when the couple asked me to officiate."

The world premiere of The Simpsons Movie will be held in Springfield, Vermont, after the town beat out 14 other Springfields to land the honor. Real-life Springfields across America - the name of the fictitious town where the cartoon family live - competed against each other to win the chance to host the premiere for the new movie. The Vermont town, which has a population of 9,300, won an online vote and will become Simpsons central on July 21. Springfield Regional Chamber of Commerce member Patricia Chaffee says, "We're so excited. We came in at the last minute, and for us to win, we feel like the underdogs, which makes this so big and so great for us." Springfield, Vermont received 15,367 votes, beating Springfield, Illinois, which received 14,634 votes.

Businesswoman-turned-reality TV star Ivanka Trump has turned down the chance to replace her father's chief foe, Rosie O'Donnell, on magazine show The View. The property tycoon and O'Donnell fell out at the beginning of 2007 when she publicly criticized his decision to give alcoholic Miss U.S.A. Tara Conner a second chance. The pair's war of words helped boost The View's ratings, and now show creator Barbara Walters is hoping to recreate the program's success by inviting Trump's sexy daughter to join the regular hosts. But, speaking on Los Angeles DJ Ryan Seacrest's morning show on Tuesday, Ivanka said, "There's zero chance I would do that. I'm working on the sexiest projects around the world, so, to me, to be on a television show every single day... just wouldn't work in terms of my schedule." But Trump confirmed she had been approached as a possible replacement for O'Donnell: "I've gotten a lot of requests - let's just leave it at that."

Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix star Daniel Radcliffe enjoyed annoying the paparazzi during his recent stint on the London stage - for six months he deliberately wore the same clothes when leaving the theatre so photographs would be worthless. The 17-year-old was greeted by photographers each night outside the Gielgud Theatre during his stint in controversial West End play Equus, where the teenage actor disrobed onstage every night. Radcliffe quickly realized newspaper and magazine editors wouldn't publish photos of him wearing the same outfit night after night, because it would look like the pictures were taken on the same day. He says, "They (the paparazzi) were outside the theatre every single night, but we came up with a cunning ruse. I would wear the same outfit every time - a different T-shirt underneath, but I'd wear the same jacket and zip it up so they couldn't see what I was wearing underneath, and the same hat. So they could take pictures for six months, but it would look like the same day, so they (photos) became unpublishable. Which was hilarious, because there's nothing better than seeing paparazzi getting really frustrated."

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' publicist has confirmed the rap mogul has split from his longtime girlfriend, model Kim Porter, just days after he insisted the break-up reports were bogus. Combs' spokeswoman Keesha Johnson announced the news on Tuesday, five days after the rapper/designer blasted rumors of a separation. The latest news comes after a report in last week's New York Post, which claimed Porter, the mother of Combs' son Christian and newborn twin daughters D'Lila Star and Jessie James, had moved out of the New York City apartment she shared with the rap star. Combs has recently been romantically linked to British actress Sienna Miller.

Madonna movie Desperately Seeking Susan is set to become a stage musical featuring the songs of Blondie and Deborah Harry. The London production, which is the brainchild of Peter Michael Marino, will be directed by Angus Jackson when it begins a run at the Novello Theatre on October 12. Blondie frontwoman Harry has written a new song, "Moment Of Truth," for the show, which will play alongside her established hits, like "Heart of Glass." British actress Emma Williams will star as Susan, the part originally played by Madonna in the 1985 movie, which also featured Rosanna Arquette and Aidan Quinn.

Wall Street actor Charlie Sheen has asked his girlfriend of 15 months to marry him - just eight months after ending his marriage to Denise Richards. The Two And A Half Men star proposed to real estate investor Brooke Mueller with a $500,000 ring on a Costa Rican beach. Sheen's ex-wife, who is the mother of the actor's two young daughters, reportedly approves of the new match - she was spotted shopping with the future Mrs. Sheen last week.

Weekend At Bernie's star Jonathan Silverman has wed TV actress Jennifer Finnigan after the couple eloped to Greece last mont. The couple quietly wed on June 7 in a cliffside villa on the island of Mykonos. They plan to host a reception for family and friends in Malibu, California on July 28, according to In Touch Weekly magazine. The pair met at a barbecue and became engaged in 2004. Silverman has recently appeared opposite his new bride in TV drama Close To Home.