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Currently savoring Paris on a well-earned vacation, ‘The Office’ star, Jenna Fischer was was spied in Le Timbre, a quaint little restaurant in the romantic Sixth District…And she was flashing some serious bling.

Best known to the world as Pam Beesley from the NBC hit, Jenna, 35, was holding court in the tiny, 22-seat eating house, and showing off her diamond engagement ring for her friends. The lucky guy is Lee Kirk, a screenwriter, of whom painfully little is known at this point.

This will be Jenna’s second time down the aisle – In October 2000 she married another writer - James Gunn, but they divorced just seven years later with no children involved.

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It looks like Jon and Kate Gosselin’s marriage is not al that’s imploding – With their ‘big announcement’ behind them, the show may soon be over as well.

After a saturation-bombing campaign of hype drew 10.6-million people to June 22nd’s divorce special, Monday’s show scored just 2.4-million viewers – a humiliating 77% drop in ratings.

Since the split was confirmed, TLC has put the show on vacation to give the pair ’some time to regroup.’ So last Monday’s outing was warmed-over clips. But Kate is determined to continue the show, despite the lack of a marriage that was clearly its core. While still in the midst of announcing they’re over she said to the camera, through convenient tears, “The show must go on!”

On Tuesday, before the new ratings were known, the former couple issued a statement, making it clear they would no longer talk to the press. [The press immediately released a reply that reads, ‘Phew!’] Posted on TLC’s website, it says, “Our goal is to do the very best for our children, and that will be done as privately as possible. We appreciate the understanding, support and well wishes from so many.”

With no married couple, the show has no purpose. While Kate may want to continue, she’s on borrowed time.

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The rumors were potent, but it seems Miley dumped poor Justin Gaston because she was still addicted to Nick.

Sources are saying the two 16-year old’s came together for a Disney shoot recently, and once Miley was back in the orbit of Jonas, the feelings he caused her just welled up again - and she realized right away that Gaston was gone. “Miley explained to Justin that she was never truly over Nick and that all her feelings were back.” an insider told Fox.

Once Justin departed, Miley and Nick got back together at once. And Nick’s family are said to be thrilled, ““Nick’s mom always loved Miley, and in light of their Disney show tanking in the ratings lately, the entire Jonas camp is excited. There’s hope the new romance will benefit everyone,” says a family friend.

Miley’s family, however, do not share the joy. Her dad, Billy Ray, who introduced Justin to Miley, has taken it hard. “He was a big friend to Justin and the two really bonded,” says a source close to Camp Cyrus.

As for the recycled couple, they’re loving the deal; Despite busy schedules, the pair share a constant connection, “They talk daily, and send texts and tweets all day long.”  The source confirms. “They also video-chat late into the night. Both are a lot happier now.”

Behold the power of Disney.

In a move guaranteed to put a few creases in the material girl, nude photos of Madonna are about to go on display at a gallery in London – just days before Madonna arrives there on tour.

The black-and-white photos, taken in 1979 before she found fame, show a shy, fresh-faced music student, then just 20-years old reclined on a chair in various states of undress. Madonna was paid $30 by New York lensman Martin Schreiber for the work. In 1985, three years after the singer found fame, Schreiber then sold the photos to Playboy, who promptly published them all over the world.

“Basically she was a model. She was hired by Martin, who was teaching photography to students. She was no-one then,” Jamie McCartney, the exhibition’s organizer told the Brit’s ‘Daily Telegraph‘ paper. “So these are probably some of the last photos taken before she was in control of her image.” he explained.

The exhibition has already toured most of Europe, drawing sizable crowds in Paris, Amsterdam, Prague and Madrid, and the show’s bosses expect collectors and fans to eagerly scoop up the reprints, despite prices that start at $5,300.

Academy Award winningactor actor Karl Malden, died on Wednesday at age 97, his agent said. Malden had been in failing health in recent years and died in his sleep at about 2:30 a.m. (0930 GMT) in his Los Angeles area home, the agent, Budd Moss, said

In a career that spanned over seven decades, he starred in many important films like “A Streetcar Named Desire” and “On the Waterfront” and the TV series “The Streets of San Francisco,” with Michael Douglas.

Malden also appeared as a spokesman in a trench coat, delivering the line “Don’t leave home without it!” in a series of commercials for American Express Travelers Cheques in the 1970s and 1980s.

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The music world has been far from immune to a failing economy, but one recent victim of the unwelcome downturn is about to be saved.

Yesterday, the once-popular hip-hop and urban culture magazine, Vibe, announced plans to shut down. But with no sign of a phone booth, or even his cape, iconic producer, Quincy Jones is now on a mission to save it from doom.

Having founded the shingle in 1993, Jones says he’s ‘dismayed’ by the way it’s been handled since he sold it in 2006. “They just messed my magazine all up,” he says sadly. “But I’m gonna get it back. You better believe it.”

Facing sales of under one million copies and withering debt, current owners, the Wicks Group slashed salaries and even changed to quarterly publishing in a bid to save money - but none of it helped. Chief bean-counter, Angela Zucconi, confirmed the mag’s closure late Tuesday, and said their fifty employees would be laid off at once.

And that’s when Q got the news.

The 76-year old guru is now deep in discussions to revive his creation, and has major plans to update its view, “We gotta get into the 21st century, you know?” Jones said. “Print and all that stuff is over. They’re over the same way as the record business. We have got to get into this century.”

Quincy is the same creative savant who turned ‘Bad’ and ‘Thriller.’ into disks without peer. If anyone can save Vibe, this is the man.