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That first step is a doozy ... Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z arrive at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute gala in New York on Monday.

• Beyonce definitely chose form over function at Monday night's Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala. As Us reports, the singer's black Emilio Pucci gown was so tight she couldn't climb the stairs. Jay-Z and a friend had to literally carry her up and inside the venue.

• Cancer is part of what inspired Sheryl Crow to move from Los Angeles to Tennessee. She tells Ladies Home Journal, "After I learned I had cancer, my life took on such a sense of urgency.  I knew my life was never going to look or feel the way it was before.  Having a life-threatening illness, even though it wasn’t going to threaten my life made me reassess everything.”

• Actor Jim Caviezel made a name for himself portraying Jesus Christ in Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ," and says that since that role, he hasn't been able to get work. He spoke out about his troubles at an Orlando church, saying he was "rejected in my own industry." He also discussed Gibson, saying, "he's a horrible sinner, isn't he? Mel Gibson doesn't need your judgment, he needs your prayers."

• Tony nominations were announced Tuesday morning, and one notable name was left off the list: Daniel Radcliffe, who stars in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." Radcliffe is taking it in stride. He tells Celebuzz, "Obviously, it would be incredible to be nominated, but I care much more about John Larroquette getting a nod for Best Actor [in a Featured Role in a Musical.] I’d love him to win because he’s so brilliant in our show." 

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Rick Springfield is pictured in a booking photo provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department in Malibu, Calif., on May 1.

• (Updated 5:30 p.m. ET) Reuters reports that pop star Rick Springfield was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk through Malibu, Calif., in his vintage Corvette over the weekend, police said on Monday. Springfield, 61, was taken into custody on Sunday night after failing a field sobriety test, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's spokesman said in a statement. The singer, best known for his 1981 hit "Jessie's Girl," was stopped by sheriff's deputies after rapidly accelerating along Pacific Coast Highway. He "exhibited signs of alcohol intoxication," the statement said. A breath analysis showed that he had a blood-alcohol level of 0.10 percent, above California's legal limit of 0.08 percent, the statement added.

• Lady Gaga's, controversial "Judas" video (which runs seven minutes, and cost $10 million to create) will not premiere on MTV or the Internet, but rather on E!, May 5.

• "Rock of Ages" is the new "New Years Eve," with a ridiculous, ever-growing star-studded cast. The latest is Bryan Cranston; he joins Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Mary J. Blige, Russell Brand, Paul Giamatti and Julianne Hough.

• The beginning of the end of Harry Potter films grows ever-nearer. Warner Bros. released the first official, full-length trailer of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2." The film will be released this July. Check it out:

• Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora is entering rehab for a second time, according to at Radar Online. The guitarist, 51, is checking into an undisclosed facility to get treated for exhaustion and alcohol addiction. Sambora spent a month at Utah's Cirque Lodge in 2007.

• What to expect when you watch Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern interpretation? Han Solo. "The character is somewhere in the middle. He’s a classic male," Reynolds told the L.A. Times. "Han Solo, who was witty but not really funny, was one of the touchstones.” You can read the full piece here.

• "Glee" star Jane Lynch will appear in "The Three Stooges," according to Deadline. She will play Mother Superior, who runs the orphanage where the trio grows up.

• Soon, Justin Bieber's 3-D biopic won't be the only place you can see the Beebs on the big screen. Bieber is teaming up with co-star Mark Wahlberg for an as-yet-untitled street basketball drama.

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Jessica Simpson at the Us party.

• Jessica Simpson was the guest of honor at Us Weekly's Hot Hollywood Style party Tuesday night in Los Angeles. Other notables in attendance: Hayden Panetierre, who only made a brief appearance early in the night. And, "True Blood" star Joe Manganiello who tells Scoop that "witches, blood and gore" can be expected in the upcoming season. Also: the Pittsburgh native is staying true to his roots, giving his "Dancing With the Stars" vote to Steelers wide receiver Heinz Ward. (Check out images from the event here.)

• Life is good for Jeremy Renner. We wrote recently that he's been offered the lead in "The Bourne Legacy." Now comes news he and Jennifer Lopez are attached to "Ice Age 4."

• Britney Spears' beau Jason Trawick has lost 50 pounds since he started dating the singer in 2009. How'd he do it? Spears told Ryan Seacrest, "We love to work out. We do stuff together like that. We take walks."

• Actress Toni Collette and her husband had a son last Friday, in Australia, People confirms. "Toni Collette, her husband David Galafassi and their daughter Sage Galafassi are excited and proud to announce the arrival of their baby boy, Arlo Robert Galafassi," the rep says. "He was born on Good Friday making it the greatest Friday, indeed!"

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Randy Quaid sings a song during rehearsal at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver, B.C., Canada, on April 19.

• Randy and Evi Quaid's exile to Canada, an effort to escape the "star whackers" who have allegedly plagued them, has not been a silent one. They took "A Night with the Quaids" to a Vancouver theater, and Vulture chronicled the randomness.

• Chew on this: Britney Spears is not to be in the same room with hot dogs, pizza, cookie dough ice cream.

• While airlines aren't doing much to fix their food problems, they are focusing on their in-flight entertainment issues. Namely, the "issue" of getting glasses-free 3-D technology on planes.

• At long last, Roger Ebert has finally won a New Yorker caption contest.

• If it were part of a reality show you might not believe it: "Real Housewives of New Jersey" starKim Granatell and Michael Lohan are dating, and working on a Fort Lauderdale-based teen rehab project together.

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Jeremy Renner.

• In good casting news: Jeremy Renner has been offered the lead in "The Bourne Legacy." The Oscar-nominee will not be taking over the role originated by Matt Damon; Renner will play a new character. "An agent in a different covert government program than the on that ensnared and pursued Matt Damon's Jason Bourne," according  to Entertainment Weekly.

• Miley Cyrus has royal wedding fever! Specifically, she'd like to be one of Kate Middleton's flower girls. Because she knows their dresses "will be amazing," the AP reports.

• The long-anticipated (and exceedingly star-studded) music video for the Beastie Boys' single "Make Some Noise" is out. It's off their new album, "Hot Sauce Committee, Pt. 2."

• Prince is busy being Prince: he wants to make cover songs illegal.

• Today’s hot trailer: “The Help.” And yes, Emma Stone (who plays Skeeter) is every bit as precociously charming as you’d expect.

• After years of pretending it didn’t happen, David Letterman’s ill-fated Oprah/Uma joke from the 1995 Academy Awards surfaces on  YouTube.

• Elton John is returning to the Las Vegas Strip for a three-year run at Caesars Palace. The five-time Grammy winner announced Monday he'll return with his "Million Dollar Piano" show to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas starting in September.

• MTV is taking its inaugural O Music Awardsto Las Vegas on April 28. The hourlong live show honoring digital music and fandom will stream online and on mobile. The show includes categories like "must-follow artist on Twitter" and "best fan cover."

• Carrot Top got himself a blowout. Enough said.

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Billie Joe Armstrong.

• Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong has a lot to say in Details about politics, Sarah Palin and stealing a limo from David Letterman.

• Good thing Miley Cyrus re-joined Twitter. Otherwise, how would she show off that recent dreamcatcher tattoo?

• A sneak peek at a scene from "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II" was included in the DVD/BluRay for Part I, and the featurette is now making the rounds online.

• Model Cindy Crawford tells Parade that she feels like an outsider in the modeling industry.

• Woody Allen has lined up Jesse Eisenberg, Ellen Page, Alec Baldwin and Penelope Cruz for his next movie, which will shoot in Rome this summer, The Hollywood Reporter says. As is typical of Allen's projects, he hasn't yet revealed a title or a plotline for the movie.

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Jennifer Lawrence.

• Jennifer Lawrence, the Oscar-nominated star of "Winter's Bone," is apparently ready for a change of seasons. The 20-year-old actress sports a pink bikini by Chloe in a spread for the May issue of GQ.

• Regardless of whether we need more movies about the economic collapse, George Clooney is set to produce and maybe direct one. This one will be based on the "$700 Billion Man."

• Taylor Swift didn't spend $700 billion, but she did recently buy her mom and dad a $1.4 million home in Nashville.

• A 'Harry Potter' couple is engaged. Our little Ginny Weasley is all grown up.

• "Sweet Valley High" is going to get the big-screen treatment! EW reports that Diablo Cody ("Juno") wrote a script for a feature-film version of the series.

• Ready your meat dress: MTV set a date for the Video Music Awards. They'll be in L.A. for a second year on Aug. 28, at the Nokia Theater.

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Taylor Swift.

• Taylor Swift is so squeaky-clean, she’s asked that her entire tour will be “strictly sober” and submit to random drug and alcohol testing. This according to the Scene Queens over at Life & Style.

• Elizabeth Hurley isn’t dwelling on the demise of her marriage to Arun Nayar. “I’m comping quite well, actually,” she tells People.

• The space-themed album coming from William Shatner is a step closer to becoming a reality. Over at his website, he’s got the playlist up, and it includes “Rocket Man,”  “Space Cowboy” and more.

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Bradley Cooper.

• Looks like Bradley Cooper has another film in the works: he's reportedly in talks to take over the lead in a remake of "The Crow." He'd play the part originated by Brandon Lee, who was killed by a freak accident during production in 1993.

• Justin Bieber for the first time is in political hot water. Isreali Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly canceled a meeting with Bieber when he refused to meet with kids affected by Gaza rockets.

• Good news, Green Day fans. Looks like the popular Broadway musical "American Idiot" is going  to become a film. "Milk" scribe Dustin Lance Black is in talks to write the screen version.

• A Milwaukee County judge has dismissed a citation against former talk show host Montel Williams for possessing drug paraphernalia.