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Randy Jackson is getting the crew together this fall.

The dawg-gone musician has announced plans for the inaugural America's Best Dance Crew Live, a 20-date tour to showcase the best that the hit MTV show, now in its second season, has had to offer so far.

On the lineup so far are the masked men of season one winner JabbaWockeeZ and the wheel-bound b-boys of BreakSk8. Three remaining spots on the tour will soon be filled by crews from seasons past and present.

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So goes Plano, Texas, so goes the movie nation: The Dark Knight is one hot ticket.

The latest Batman movie, inspiring thousands of sold-out screenings and countless desperate hunts for seats, grossed a record $18.5 million at midnight screenings, studio estimates said today.

"That's just a portion of the day," marveled Media by the Numbers' box-office analyst Paul Dergarabedian.

"I think this could break a lot of records," he said. "Yesterday, I was hedging my bets, but now all bets are off."

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You've got to be quick to keep up with the Kardashians. Khloe Kardashian's brief yet slightly eventful incarceration has come to a close.

While originally sentenced to 30 days behind bars for violating probation on a DUI charge, the reality star, like so many before her, has been released early from Lynwood's Century Regional Detention Center after serving just a few hours.

Kardashian was released at 1:29 p.m., bringing her total time in custody to four hours and 37 minutes.

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Who (besides movie critics) says Lindsay Lohan doesn't have a leg to stand on these days?!

It's already waiting-list-only for slim-stemmed fashionistas looking to get their hands on a pair of the starlet's signature leggings, which after debuting in-store and on an L.A. boutique's website exactly one week ago have already sold out.

"The collection is blowing out, we were so overwhelmed by the reaction," Jaye Hersh, owner of Intuition on Pico Boulevard, told E! News Friday. "We have launched other celebrity collections here, and this one is just flying through the door."

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Darryl McDaniels—the rap progenitor who put the DMC in Run-DMC—has been admitted to a New Jersey hospital, where he is expected to undergo surgery to remove two major blood clots later today, publicist Tracey Miller confirmed to E! News.

The rapper had been suffering from pain and swelling in his left arm. The pain became so intense he went to the hospital, where doctors discovered the blockages.

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High School Musical star and official Zac Efron straddler Vanessa Hudgens is spotted outside Smashbox Studios with goods from Intelligentsia Coffee, and boom! She's suddenly reported as being the new face for the small coffee chain.

However, marketing reps for the company tell E! News this is not true—she was just snapped after stopping at one of their stores. They politely left out any mention of being way too cool to ever think of using the "Sneakernight" singer in ads.

Besides, if V. were to ever rep a coffee company, it would be the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf hands down.

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Inspired by Heath Ledger's way-twisted Joker in The Dark Knight, we assembled a posse of nine movie villains who'd make anyone's skin crawl—and asked E! Online readers to pick No. 10. And boy, what a freak show!

Miriss says, "Christopher Walken is creepy even when he doesn't play a creepy guy." And Gary Oldman from The Professional got plenty of love. "When he hums Beethoven while blasting the whole family away," says Liala, "it's just too good to watch."

Shout-outs for Malcolm McDowell in A Clockwork Orange, Kathy Bates in Misery, the ghost-kid from The Grudge, Macaulay Culkin in The Good Son, Matt Damon in The Talented Mr. Ripley and Jigsaw from Saw. Plus, Mack brings up a good point: "The Childcatcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is hella scary!"

But your most popular choice for cinema creep is...

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A jury might still get to answer the question, Do ya think Rod Stewart's liable for his son's alleged misbehavior?

The British rocker and his hefty checkbook were unable to fully extricate themselves from an assault-and-battery lawsuit leveled at him and his boy Sean Stewart, despite not being at the scene two years ago when his 27-year-old son supposedly roughed up a fellow clubgoer.

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