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Who knew Paris Hilton cooked? Let alone ate big pasta dinners.

But apparently, she's doing a lot of both since hooking up with steady beau Benji Madden.

"The two stay home as much as they can, cooking dinners and just hanging out," a source close to the couple tells E! News. "She makes him her specialty dish, lasagna, and he loves it."

(Just hope he doesn't hear that she made the same meal for her ex Stavros.)

The lovebirds also keep it simple in every other respect. They watch movies (comedies mostly, we're told). And cuddle. He's even teaching her his favorite sport, skateboarding.

We haven't seen Paris this domesticated since...well, never. Could they even be talking about a double wedding with Nicole and Joel?

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This is just not turning out to be the Tyler family's month.

First the lovely Liv announces she's separated from her rocker hubby, and now comes word that her Aerosmith frontman papa, Steven Tyler, may have checked himself into rehab.

While Tyler's rep told E! News he had no knowledge of the rehab rumor, according to various reports, the 60-year-old artist is currently undergoing treatment for undisclosed substance abuse at Las Encinas Hospital drug rehabilitation clinic, the same facility where star M.D. Drew Pinsky treats patients and where his recent flock of Celebrity Rehabbers attempted to sober up.

Here's hoping Tyler succeeds in becoming a dried-out, albeit not dried-up, rock star.

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First Lou Pearlman cooked the books. Now one is being thrown back in his face.

The boy-band mastermind was sentenced Wednesday in Orlando to 25 years in federal prison for bilking investors and banks out of nearly $300 million by selling worthless stock in a bogus company and falsifying numerous financial statements.

"I'm truly sorry, your honor, to all the people who have been hurt and victimized by my actions," Pearlman, who pieced together the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync in the 1990s, said in a statement.

"Over the past nine months since my arrest I've come to realize the harm that has been done. I now want to do whatever I can to help resolve that harm."

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Indiana Jones fans, the theory goes, are different.

"They're not like Trekkie fans, and they're not like Star Wars fans," says filmmaker Brandon Kleyla, choosing his words carefully. "…They're more humble."

Or maybe not.

Fans of the George Lucas-Steven Spielberg adventure franchise are expected to help Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, opening on nearly 4,000 screens at midnight tonight, to a five-day debut of a very unhumble $150 million. Or more.

"It looks to be the movie that all other blockbusters will try to beat for the summer box-office crown," Gitesh Pandya, editor of BoxOfficeGuru.com, said in an email interview.

Pandya foresees a Thursday-Monday, extended Memorial Day weekend opening "north of $150 million."

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No, Jennifer Aniston is not shooting a remake of The Graduate. We're pretty sure she learned her lesson after Rumor Has It...

Rather, she and Owen Wilson were filming a wedding scene Tuesday on the Philadelphia set of Marley & Me, a movie whose production schedule seems to be one of the longest in cinematic history.

Then again, maybe it just feels that way given all the peripheral coverage of Aniston's relationship with John Mayer.

Whatever the reason, 20 dollars says the shooting schedule outlasts any real-life romance.

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Turns out, the blade of the federal justice system is just as sharp as that of the IRS.

Wesley Snipes has been given until June 3 to surrender to prison authorities to begin serving his three-year sentence stemming from his conviction on misdemeanor tax fraud charges.

The date was revealed in court papers filed this week by Snipes' defense lawyer Daniel Meachum, who is seeking to obtain an appellate bond for the star. If successful in his bid, the bond would keep the actor out of prison until a higher appeals court has the chance to review the defense's objections to the lengthy sentence.

If it's unsuccessful, D-day for the Demolition Man still stands.

In their court filing, Snipes' attorneys said they will seek an appeal on the grounds that the presiding judge, U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges, gave bad instructions to the convicting jury and denied them an extended pretrial hearing.

Prosecutors, meanwhile, oppose the appeal and say the 45-year-old, who produced $5 million more in liquid assets than he led the government to believe he had last month, has already proven himself to be a flight risk.

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Lindsay Lohan is a regular fixture at best bud Samantha Ronson's DJ gigs. But now it's apparently time for LiLo to step up to the turntables, as she's expected to spin at Naomi Campbell's Dolce & Gabbana-hosted 38th birthday party in Cannes Friday.

Maybe Sam will give Lindsay some pointers before her big deejaying debut!