Like ripping off a band-aid to minimize the pain, 'Today' producers snappily cut short Matt Lauer's tongue-in-cheek interview with flamboyant Austrian fashionisto Bruno on Thursday, just as he was about to pounce on the chuckling host. Watch:

A legendary doorman and sometimes-actor best known for playing Nicolas Cage's brother in 'World Trade Center' and for a role in 'The Wrestler' was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly cracking a man's head with the metal end of a velvet rope outside an NYC hotspot, Page Six reports.

AnnaLynne McCord sure knows how to stir the pot when it comes to getting attention to her show. The sultry '90210' actress tells Eonline.com that when Rumer Willis joins the cast this season, there's a very good chance the two will be locking lips at some point. "Naomi wants to experiment. And then a little lip-on-lip action with Rumer Willis can't hurt anybody, right?" McCord said.

Scenario: A man divorces his wife after discovering she was having an affair ... with his son. It's a story so scandalous, it could've been ripped right out of a script from a soap like 'The Bold and the Beautiful.' Fitting then, that one of the former star's of that show has reportedly lived that icky scene.

If you've tuned into the latest installment of MTV's 'The Real World: Cancun,' you're probably familiar with this season's all-American boy next door, CJ. He's the one with the poster boy smile, rock hard abs and brilliantly coiffed blond hair.

PopEater had a chance to talk to CJ about his reality TV exploits, his on-air relationship woes, as well as what he's up to now that the show's done filming. CJ, a free agent NFL punter and graduate from UMass, had a lot to say about his wild spring break-inspired experiences, as well as advice on how to make the most out of a hot spot getaway.

Sacha Baron Cohen hung up the wig, tucked his thong into his pants and dropped that Austrian-ese accent on Tuesday during a guest slot on David Letterman's show, giving his mischievous character Bruno a rest for a day. The comedian was positively mild-mannered during the appearance, where he told a story about securing an interview with a real live terrorist (while in Bruno-mode). One thing to note, though, is that Baron Cohen arrived at the Ed Sullivan as Bruno (see above).