Despite reports of marriage counseling, lunching and even furniture shopping together, Arnold Schwarzenegger says he and Maria Shriver are still going through with their divorce.
Arnold told “Extra’s” Mario Lopez that he’s been “spending a lot of time on [his] personal life, making sure the children grow up well-adjusted and that they get a great education.”
“Luckily, Maria has been a terrific mother,” Schwarzenegger added. “We work together even though we’re going through a divorce… we make sure that the kids grow up to be really good human beings.”
Last week TMZ posted a photo of the the couple having lunch and shopping for furniture in L.A..
Shriver filed for divorce in July 2011, nearly two months after allegations emerged that Schwarzenegger had fathered a child with former household staffer Mildred Baena. The couple were married in April 1986 and have four children together.
Gaga indeed.
Lady Gaga now has 20 million followers on Twitter.
The singer is the first Twitter user to reach that number, surpassing even Justin Bieber’s 18.1 million followers, Katy Perry’s 15.7 million, Shakira’s 14.7 million, and Rihanna 14.5 million, according to OK magazine. That’s a lot of Tweeps.
After she reached the Twitterverse milestone, Lady Gaga simply Tweeted, “Best night ever. watching bridal television with HAUS while my stylist burst into tears wishing he was there to style the brides.”
Don’t set your TiVo to see Tim Tebow on “The Bachelor.”
Apparently that rumor started because of an interview “Bachelor” host Chris Harrison had with Access Hollywood, in which Harrison said Tebow would be “a great ‘Bachelor'” and even asked Tebow to participate, CBS Sports’ website reports.
“He did say yes… but he would never do it,” Harrison said. “He has a little job called quarterback at least for another year.”
Harrison added “they always say yes.”
Tebow’s response to the rumor?
“Haha rumors can be crazy! Even though I’ve watched the show before, I’m definitely not gonna be on the Bachelor. #JessePalmer,” Tebow tweeted on Tuesday morning.
The Rush Limbaugh firestorm has even pulled in Peter Gabriel.
The former lead singer for Genesis demanded that his music be pulled from Rush Limbaugh’s radio show after learning that his 1986 hit “Sledgehammer” was played while the host took off on Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke on Wednesday, according to Rolling Stone.
“Peter was appalled to learn that his music was linked to Rush Limbaugh’s extraordinary attack on Sandra Fluke,” says a statement on Gabriel’s Facebook page. “It is obvious from anyone that knows Peter’s work that he would never approve such a use. He has asked his representatives to make sure his music is withdrawn and especially from these unfair aggressive and ignorant comments.”
Limbaugh has had a sponsorship meltdown after calling Fluke, who testified at a Congressional hearing on contraception, a “slut” and a “prostitute,” with many advertisers yanking their support.
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