Tommy Lee Jones is suing the makers of "No Country for Old Men" for $10 mil, but not because of that horrible ending.
Hip-hop mogul Diddy had a gunman pulled on him by a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy at the weekend (Sunday August 24), according to fresh reports.
The New York Daily News revealed the story, saying that the rapper - real name Sean Combs - was pulled over. Police then discovered that his rental vehicle didn't have the corrent tags.
Reports say Diddy's entourage became uncooperative as officers searched the vehicle, resulting in the lieutenant drawing his gun towards the group.
A spokesman for the sheriff's department spokesman confirmed the incident to The New York Daily News, saying: "A lieutenant pulled his firearm, fearing for his safety. The situation was deflated as quickly as it began."
LOS ANGELES () - Former "American Idol" runner-up Clay Aiken, who has gone onto a vocalizing career, aforementioned his "costly friend," music producer Jaymes Foster, gave birth on Friday to a boy fathered by Aiken.
Aiken, 29, wrote on his Web land site that his child, named Parker Foster Aiken, was born at a hospital in North Carolina.
"My dear acquaintance, Jaymes, and I ar so mad to announce the birth of Parker Foster Aiken," he said.
The singer added that Parker is "salubrious, happy and as forte as his daddy" and that Foster "is doing quite substantially."
Aiken was a runner-up on the minute season of No. 1-rated TV talent show "American Idol" in 2003. In January he debuted in the Broadway musical "Monty Python's Spamalot."
(Reporting by Alex Dobuzinskis: Editing by Bob Tourtellotte)
