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With less than one week until she reportedly ties the knot with fiancé Marc Mezvinsky in New York, Chelsea Clinton is wasting no time getting in shape!

ET cameras caught the former first daughter arriving to and leaving from spin class Wednesday in New York City.

Watch the video to see Chelsea pre- and post-workout as her big day quickly approaches.

"Mad Men" hunk Jon Hamm opens up to Parade magazine about past hardships in his life and reveals which family member closely models his character Don Draper.

In a wide-ranging interview appearing in Parade inside newspapers August 1, Hamm recounts the loss of his parents at an early age (His mother died when he was 10; his father followed 10 years later).

"Losing both parents at a young age gave me a sense that you can't really control life -- so you’d better live it while it's here. I stopped believing in a storybook existence a long time ago. All you can do is push in a direction and see what comes of it."

Seven doctors who treated the late Michael Jackson will reportedly not face charges related to his June 25, 2009 death.

The Associated Press reports that investigators decided not to bring charges against the doctors. A rep for California Attorney General Jerry Brown told the AP Wednesday that one of the doctors has been referred to the state medical board for prescribing medication to a Jackson alias.

The King of Pop's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty last February to an involuntary manslaughter charge related to Jackson's death.

Carrie Underwood's husband Mike Fisher is opening up about the couple's lavish nuptials earlier this month and what's next for them as a couple.

Fisher, a professional hockey player for the Ottawa Senators, told the Ottawa Sun that the pair definitely plans to start a family, saying, "We obviously want kids, but that's down the road … Now is not the time, especially with our busy schedules, everything we've got going on. We don't know exactly when, but definitely we will."

As for his first couple of weeks as a married man, Fisher told the paper, "It's awesome…I'm with my best friend and I love her to death. There's nothing better, for sure."

"United States of Tara" creator and Oscar-winning 'Juno' scribe Diablo Cody has a new bundle of joy!

"We had our boy early this morning! Marcello Daniel Maurio, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, lightly mustachioed," Cody tweeted Tuesday.

Cody married hubby Dan Maurio last summer. Her Showtime hit, "United States of Tara," is nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Toni Collette).

Brittany Murphy's former business manager says the late actress's husband Simon Monjack drained his wife's cash reserves by about 80 percent before his own death last May.

The former manager, Jeffrey Morgenroth, tells People that as a result of Monjack's alleged irresponsible spending, Murphy's 57-year-old mother Sharon now faces financial uncertainty.

"There were huge amounts of money in [Brittany's] pension plan and bank account, and all of that's gone," Morgenroth tells the magazine. "I would see it on the statements. There was money being withdrawn by Simon, hundreds of thousands."

In yet another audio recording released by Radar Online (warning, explicit content), Mel Gibson is caught on tape -- leaving profanity laden voice mails to his ex-girlfriend and the mother of his child, Oksana Grigorieva. 

In a span of about five hours, no less than eight voice mails are left on Oksana's machine after the couple purportedly split.

In the recordings, Mel seems to acknowledge the split, saying, " If you want to call me back, I think we should discuss the terms of separation, don’t you? Don’t you think? Yes? Yes, let’s do it. I won’t smoke either, just to [expletive] with you. I want to really badly. You would love me to. Because you want to destroy me and see me die. I know subconsciously that is your whole [expletive] aim, is to ruin me. But I won’t let you. Alright. You selfish [expletive]."

Lindsay Lohan's attorney Shawn Chapman Holley says the star is "concerned" over what may come directly after her jail release. Hollywood.tv caught up with Holley as she exited the correctional facility in Lynwood, CA where Lindsay is serving time.

The lawyer said, "I don't know when she's going to be released, but she's concerned. She obviously wants to comply with the court's orders. She understands that the judge wants her to go into rehab, but she'd like to have some time at least to spend with her family before she does that."

Judge Marsha Revel ordered that the 24-year-old would have 24 hours upon her release before heading to rehab for 3 months, but Holley expressed worry that "there's a push now for her to go directly to rehab from jail."

Former Vice President Al Gore was questioned last week by police about allegations that he sexually assaulted a licensed massage therapist in 2006, reports KATU News in Portland, Oregon.

A law enforcement source tells KATU that Portland detectives interviewed Gore last Thursday in San Francisco.

Portland police recently reopened their investigation into Gore's accuser's claims that he repeatedly touched her in a sexual manner at a hotel in 2006.