Florida Sentinel Bulletin

Gabriel Aubry is asking the judge in his custody war with Halle Berry for a half a million bucks in attorney’s fees, and $20,000 a month in child support.

Gabriel went to court, expecting to argue his case for the huge increase in child support, but the case was continued because the paperwork wasn’t filled out properly.  Gabriel was extremely upset the matter was put off.

Gabriel believes he’s entitled to the money because he needs a proper environment to care for 4-year-old Nahla.

Halle wants to move with the child to Paris, which would have a direct impact on Gabriel’s request for additional support.

Oscar winner George Clooney’s fundraiser for President Obama looks to be a huge success. The event, which is being held at Clooney’s Hollywood home, has sold out and is expected to raise a whopping $12 million for the president’s re-election campaign. The Hollywood Reporter has more:

President Barack Obama’s dinner with George Clooney has officially sold out and the event is expected to raise up to $12 million for the president’s reelection, making it the biggest presidential fundraiser in U.S. history.

The relatives of the late songstress Whitney Houston are planning to have her body encased in cement in order to put the brakes on any grave robbers who are making plans to get their hands on any of the pricey baubles that she is buried in.

Houston, who passed away unexpectedly at the age 48 due to accidental drowning which was a result of heart disease and chronic drug use, was laid to rest in jewelry that is reportedly worth $500,000.  The grave site of the pop princess has had armed security to protect it not only from obsessed fans, but also from potential thieves, who might want to get at those gems buried with Houston.

Cissy Houston Reportedly Planning Book On Life Of Whitney
Cissy Houston, mother of legendary singer Whitney Houston, has been meeting with publishers to write a book about her daughter’s life and untimely death.

Khloe and Lamar Odom are saying “ta-ta “to their E! Entertainment reality show, with the hopes of concentrating on Lamar’s held-together-by-a-thread basketball career.

While their show is canceled, they will still occasionally appear on “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” which their show spun off of.

Lamar, who was an L.A. Laker for seven years before being traded to Dallas, had a profound love for the Lakers that he constantly expressed on his reality show, explaining why the 32-year-old reportedly became a broken man when he learned that his beloved team dumped him.

Rihanna’s film debut, Battleship has yet to be released in the U.S., and already there’s talk of her next acting gig.

The singer, who recently made “Time’s 100 Most Influential People” list, may be cast to play a villain in the next installment of the Fast and Furious movie franchise.

Tyra Banks is mixing things up at America’s Next Top Model.

On Thursday, she confirmed on Twitter that longtime co-stars fashion photographer Nigel Barker, 39; runway coach J. Alexander, 53, and creative director Jay Manuel, 39, are leaving the show come fall.

“Fierce & love 2 my @NigelBarker, @MrJayManuel & Miss J. #ANTM turned us in2 a family. Excited for what the future holds for us,” so the model wrote to address the departures.

The New York Post reports that the three, who have been with the show since 2003, were told yesterday their contracts were not being renewed.

Barker didn’t appear to have any hard feelings, as he tweeted back to Tyra: “Best of luck with cycle 19, It has been a pleasure working with you the past 8 years. Much love Nigel.”

Recognized as having a heart of gold, the humanitarian talk show diva Oprah Winfrey and her OWN cable network executives were having a creative meeting while dining al fresco at the super-posh Beverly Hills restaurant Scarpetta. When a hungry homeless man approached her table and pleaded for a hot bowl of soup, true to form, she responded in a huge way.

The mighty “O” quickly responded to the man’s request by stating, “Please, can we get him some money, get him a meal.”

The homeless stranger respectfully introduced himself to Oprah and told her his name was Eddie. Oprah then looked at the man and told him, “God bless you, Eddie.”

One of Oprah’s employees then handed Eddie a wad of cash and then he was given enough food to satisfy his ravenous hunger.

LOS ANGELES — The Sony Screen Gems ensemble comedy “Think Like a Man” was No. 1 domestically for the second-straight weekend with $18 million.“Think Like a Man” raised its domestic total to $60.9 million.

1. “Think Like a Man,” $18 million.
2. “The Pirates! Band of Misfits,” $11.4 million ($5.5 million international).
3. “The Lucky One,” $11.3 million ($4.8 million international).
4. “The Hunger Games,” $11.25 million ($7.4 million international).
5. “The Five-Year Engagement,” $11.2 million.
6. “Safe,” $7.7 million ($2.4 million international).
7. “The Raven,” $7.3 million.
8. “Chimpanzee,” $5.5 million.
9. “The Three Stooges,” $5.4 million.
10. “The Cabin in the Woods,” $4.5 million ($1.5 million international).

If you watched “Road Trip,” which was released in 2000, then you were likely a fan of “Rhonda,” who was played by Mia Amber Davis. Unfortunately, Davis died last year in the midst of a promising plus-size modeling and acting career. Now her widower, Mike Yard, is suing Davis’ former OBGYN and family practitioner for the death of his wife.

According to Yard, a stand-up comedian, an OBGYN prescribed his wife birth control pills, months before she passed of pulmonary embolism or blood clots on May 9.

In the suit, Yard says, “[Birth control pills] greatly increased her risk for a pulmonary embolism and ultimately caused her death.”

Apparently, one of the major risk factors that can contribute to blood clots is obesity, according to the suit.

Yard is arguing that the OBGYN and family practitioner should have known not to prescribe that method of birth control to Davis due to her weight.