Ellen DeGeneres and John McCain are agreeing to disagree about gay marriage. McCain sat down with the talk show host on Thursday's show. The senator says he believes marriage is between a man and a woman...and he told DeGeneres he's aware they have a "respectful disagreement" on the issue. DeGeneres responded, saying the love between her and fiance Portia de Rossi is no different than love between a man and a woman...and she invited McCain to walk her down the aisle. In the end, the Republican presidential hopeful wished DeGeneres the best.
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are reportedly going after a baby boutique. The couple apparently sent a cease and desist letter to the shop for spilling false information about their spending habits. Cruise and Holmes are asking the store to keep quiet altogether, after someone from the boutique apparently incorrectly stated the stars dropped more than $400,000 on clothes for Suri.
Wesley Snipes is a free man for now. A federal judge is sending the actor's tax fraud case to a higher court for review. Snipes was due to start serving his three-year prison sentence by June 3rd, but the bond he was granted will keep him out from behind bars until the appeal is resolved. The judge says he isn't convinced the actor's reasons for appeal are valid, but he doesn't think Snipes will try to flee.
Michelle Williams is stepping out for her first red-carpet event since her ex-boyfriend Heath Ledger's death. The actress reportedly decided at the last minute to make an appearance at the Cannes Film Festival. Williams arrived on Thursday to promote her new film, "Wendy and Lucy." She's also making the rounds today for her second festival entry, "Synecdoche, New York," which co-stars Samantha Morton, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener.
Also in Cannes, stars showed up for last night's American Foundation for AIDS Research Cinema Against AIDS gala. Foundation chairman, Kenneth Cole, was on hand for the event. Fashion icons Donatella Versace, Tommy Hilfiger and Valentino Garavani stepped out. Members of the music and film industries, including Madonna, Natalie Portman and foundation trustee Sharon Stone also showed up to support the organization, which raises money for HIV and AIDS research.
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