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Kevin Smith's upcoming comedy Zack and Miri Make a Porno, with Elizabeth Banks and Seth Rogen, may actually be a porno. No, seriously. The MPAA is trying to slap it with an NC-17 rating, meaning you'd have a tough time seeing it down at the megaplex.

So what's in this thing that makes it so, like, porny? We asked Seth, and here's what he said...

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So much for capitalizing on the exposure.

Verne Troyer, best known for playing Dr. Evil's Mini-Me in the last two Austin Powers movies, filed a multimillion-dollar federal lawsuit Thursday against TMZ.com for posting snippets of a sex tape he made sometime over the last year with his then-girlfriend.

The 39-year-old actor says that TMZ disregarded cease-and-desist letters sent both before and after the video showed up on the site.

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Move over Shirtless Matthew McConaughey because Shirtless Mario Lopez is taking your old shift as People Magazine's Hottest Bachelor. (Matt is technically not a bachelor anymore, considering that his girlfriend is about to give birth, though gossip reports say Shirtless Matty Mac may still be engaging in some singleton shenanigans.)

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Justin Timberlake may be new to the acting game, but he's already making huge, diva-like demands. See, he plays Jacques "Le Coq" Grande in The Love Guru—a hockey player with a large, ahem, stick—and now he tells E! News he's only interested in playing well-hung dudes from now on.

"Yeah, that will be a requirement," Timberlake tells us, at the Guru press day. "Maybe it's a she, and she still has a large penis. And it'll still be a requirement."

Wait, is he joking? Here's the thing...

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You heard it here first: Oscar-winner Sir Ben Kingsley is now taking acting advice from one of the Olsen twins.

In the summer indie flick The Wackness, Mary-Kate Olsen plays a hippie stoner who takes a psychiatrist (Kingsley) into a phone booth for a quickie. But what happens next is the real shocker...

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According to the prosecution's so-called star witness, R. Kelly's relationship with a certain minor amounted to more than one videotape.

Lisa Van Allen testified Monday that, starting in late 1997 or early 1998, she participated in several threesomes with the R&B singer and the girl he's accused of making a sex tape with when she was only 13 or 14 years old.

Both the alleged victim, who's now 23, and Kelly—who has pleaded not guilty—have denied that they're the ones on the video.

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Perhaps R. Kelly is hoping to wait until he isn't famous anymore.

With jury selection scheduled to begin Friday, the Grammy winner's legal camp filed a sealed motion Wednesday to postpone Kelly's upcoming trial on child-pornography charges, citing the "torrent of publicity" already surrounding the case, which has been marinating in the annals of the Chicago justice system for nearly six years.

Cook County Judge Vincent Gaughan has given prosecutors until Friday to respond to the defense's request. The trial is expected to last for several weeks, once it actually begins.

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The papers have been filed and the gloves have come off.

Rob Lowe's attorney, Larry Stein, issued a statement late Wednesday in response to Nanny No. 2's sexual harassment claim against the actor and his wife, pretty much calling it a blatant attempt on lawyer Gloria Allred's part to divert attention from her other client, Nanny No. 1, who's also suing the Lowes.

(Meanwhile, Lowe had already sued both of the nannies—and his former chef—for breach of contract, defamation and a litany of other employer-employee sins.)

"Having struck out against Rob Lowe, Gloria Allred now seeks to drag his wife and children into the fray," Stein said.

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They don't mess around with lawsuits in the Rob Lowe household. But is all that efficiency leaving the Brothers & Sisters star and his wife too much time to mess around with the help?

Laura Boyce, a second former nanny once employed and subsequently sued by the actor and his wife, has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the couple, the plaintiff's attorney, Gloria Allred, confirms to E! News.

"We filed today an answer and a cross-complaint," Allred said. The lawyer, who also represents Ticked-Off Nanny No. 1, Jessica Gibson, refused to immediately provide a copy of the suit for perusal, but the documents should be coming tomorrow.

No immediate reaction from the Lowe camp on the latest salvo in his Nannygate saga.

Boyce and Gibson are two of three former employees that Lowe sued earlier this month, claiming they had all breached his family's trust and the confidentiality agreements they had signed upon entering his employ, and that his ex-babysitters conspired to extort money from him.

Per Lowe's suit against Boyce, she worked for him and wife Sheryl for about a year and a half, while Gibson was with them on and off for nearly seven years.

—Reporting by Claudia Rosenbaum

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Although beggars can't be choosers, Roger Clemens would have probably preferred a less inflammatory distraction from those pesky steroid allegations.

A day after the beleaguered baseball star denied having shared more than a friendship with Mindy McCready, the country singer went and told the New York Daily News, which first reported the alleged hookup, that she most certainly did have an intimate relationship with Clemens.

"I cannot refute anything in the story," McCready said regarding the paper's anonymously sourced report about their "love at first sight" meeting at a Florida bar when she was 15—and the then-28-year-old athlete, who at the time was pitching for the Boston Red Sox, was already a married father of two.

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