Can Katie Holmes Dance? Emma Watson death rumors

Can Katie Holmes dance?
That's right, Mrs. Tom Cruise appeared on the 100th episode of "So You Think You Can Dance" last night. The dance was a tribute to Judy Garland and was intended to draw attention to the Dizzy Feed Foundation, which provides dance scholarships for kids. She also sang. Sadly, it didn't keep Janette and Jason from getting the boot. Read more about the results. Watch Katie dance: (NYDailyNews)

SIGH OF RELIEF: Hermione is alive
Emma Watson, Harry Potter's Hermione, is not dead. She is attending Brown. She may star in a Marilyn Manson's musical version of Cinderella.

Winehouse found not guilty 
Amy Winehouse was acquitted of assaulting fan this morning. District Judge Timothy Workman found the 25-year-old singer not guilty of punching dancer Sherene Flash in the eye after the fan asked to take her picture following a charity ball in September. Lesson to fans: Get a telephoto lens. (AP)

Jay-Z replaces Beastie Boys in concert
Must be a sign of the times: Jay-z will replace the Beastie Boys at the All Points West Music and Arts Festival in New Jersey. The three-day festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City also features Tool, Coldplay and more than 65 artists at the end of this month. (AP)

Warren Buffet as cartoon figure
Investor Warren Buffet is now an animated character giving advice on - what else? - making money. Do you think kids will watch "The Secret Millionaire's Club"" This morning Mr. Buffet talked with CNBC about the new series... and some big-kid issues too: (HuffPo)

Boogey down the aisle goes viral and big time
This big fat viral video called "Wedding Dance" features a wedding procession dancing down the aisle to Chris Brown’s “Forever.” The video's popularity has taken the happy newlyweds Jill and Kevin Heinz's all the way to "Good Morning America" this morning and the Today show. Awwwww. Watch the original YouTube video:

Google Trends say, Orphan is big
Looking forward to a good scare this weekend? "Orphan" opens today:

'Star Wars' concert tour set to launch
"Star Wars" geeks get ready. A "Star Wars" concert tour will kcik off Oct. 1 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif. "Star Wars in Concert" will feature a symphony orchestra and choir performing composer John Williams' music from the six "Star Wars" films. The performances will be narrated live by C-3P0 actor Anthony Daniels and accompanied by a three-story-tall high-definition screen displaying movie footage synchronized to the live music. It will make stops in Phoenix, Los Angeles, Sacramento; San Jose, Calif.; Seattle; Portland; Tulsa, Okla.; and Oklahoma City. Other cities will be announced later. (AP)

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