The family of a man whose death resembles the plot of the new film, 30 Minutes or Less, say they are sickened that the story of their relative's tragic death was turned into a comedy film. Brian Wells, who was a pizza deliveryman like the character played by Jesse Eisenberg in the film, died in 2003 after a bomb he said he was forced to strap on exploded during a bank robbery. Sony Pictures released a statement acknowledging that the film's writers were "vaguely familiar" with Wells' story but that the original screenplay did not mirror the real-life tragedy.

(Frazer Harrison/Getty) People magazine is reporting that Jennifer Lopez will return as a judge on "American Idol," along with co-hosts Steven Tyler and Randy Jackson.

Harold and Kumar are higher than ever in the trailer for "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas," featuring Paula Garces, Danny Trejo and Neil Patrick Harris.

A new study has found that teens and adults who spend hours on Facebook are more likely to be self-centered and self-absorbed. "It is an excellent venue to promote me, me, me," said Dr. Larry Rosen, who led the study. Dr. Rosen also found that teens who are constantly social networking, on the internet or playing video games tend to suffer from sleeping problems, stomach aches, anxiety and depression.

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