On the premiere of Season 9 of "The Bachelorette," Desiree Hartsock fell hard for Ben Scott, thanks in large part to him bringing along his three-year-old son, Brody, for their first meeting.

The Huffington Post has an exclusive sneak peek (above) of Episode 2 (airs Mon., June 3, 8 p.m. ET on ABC) and -- shocker! -- it reveals that we've already got our villain for this season. Yep, everybody hates Ben.

Just as one bachelor is opening up to Desiree about his struggle with Type 1 diabetes, Ben swoops in to steal her away, even though he's already gotten his rose. "Ben already has a rose," one bachelor fumed. "It's disrespectful."

"I'm furious!" "It's ridiculous!" the bachelors vent. And then Ben walks in and the real confrontation begins. "Of all the guys in this house, it's Ben that everyone is having a problem with."

Watch the clip above to see for yourself, then tell us: Do you think Ben is a good guy or this season's villain?

"The Bachelorette" airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

Kim Kardashian has received quite a bit of flack for her maternity style these days, but we think she's doing just fine. Case in point: the fun printed look she wore while running errands yesterday.

The mom-to-be stepped out in sunny California wearing a black and white graphic dress straight from her Dorothy Perkins collection. (For all you non-Brits, Dorothy Perkins is an affordable, UK-based fast-fashion retailer.)

We can't say we were huge fans of the line when it came out, but after seeing Kimmy in her ensemble, we think she makes quite a nice spokesmodel -- the woman looked good. Plus, we have to commend the reality star for making the logical switch from sky-high heels to flip flops. Really, who wants to teeter in stilettos during her third trimester?

If you're into the dress, you can snag it on Dorothy Perkins' website, where it's retailing for about $55. Money well spent, Kim.

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It seems that Michael Fassbender is taking a page out of Tiger Woods' book and dipping his toe into the Olympic dating pool. But instead of finding himself a skiing snow bunny, it appears that the 36-year-old actor might be dating heptathlete Louise Hazel.

The pair was spotted dining in London with Fassbender's pal Bradley Cooper earlier this month before heading to The Bulgari Hotel in Kensington. The "Shame" star stayed at the hotel with the 27-year-old British Olympian until about 1 a.m. that evening, and sources are now coming forward with status updates on the supposed couple.

"They are dating," an insider revealed to Us Weekly. "Michael has been talking to her while also filming 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' in Montreal. He comes back to London to see her."

But it's still too soon to determine whether or not this is more than another one of his short-lived romances. The German-Irish actor was romantically tied to "X-Men: First Class" costar Zoe Kravitz prior to being linked to "Shame" costar Nicole Beharie. In both cases, his career took priority, which he told British GQ is "not fair" to do.

"I find it difficult to do both and to give the other person the right amount of attention and time they deserve," he said.

The dashing actor, who was also briefly linked to Jennifer Lawrence after flirting with her at the BAFTAs, also noted that he is "quite a romantic person" who loves the idea of having a family, but would have to take a step back from his career in order to do so.

See Fassbender and Hazel together:

Cette semaine, Rits Ora et Kelly Osborne ont eu de la difficulté sur le tapis rouge en faisant l’erreur de mettre trop d’accessoires. Marion Cotillard s’est quant à elle promenée avec un une-pièce un peu trop lousse, faisant un drôle d’effet entre ses jambes.

C’est par contre l’ensemble en spandex rose fluo de Vanessa Hudgens qui vole la vedette des faux-pas vestimentaires. En plus de ces leggings roses, la star arbore une tuque de fourrure avec des oreilles d’animaux. La vedette de Spring Braker aurait probablement dû conserver cette tenue pour l’Halloween.

Jetez un œil à ces stars qui ont en font parfois un peu trop, et qui se méritent de figurer sur la liste des célébrités les plus mal habillées.

BIG SUR, Calif. — Napster co-founder and early Facebook adviser Sean Parker is set to get married in California's Big Sur region.

The San Jose Mercury News reports () that his wedding to singer-songwriter Alexandra Lenas is scheduled for Saturday at the swanky Ventana Inn & Spa. http://bit.ly/1aFE0gt

Parker declined to comment to the newspaper through a spokesman.

But Stan Russell with the Big Sur Chamber of Commerce says Parker is building the equivalent of a movie set for the wedding.

Forbes estimates the 33-year-old Parker's net worth at $2 billion.

Will Smith speaks Spanish. And we’re not talking about creative phrases like “tengo un gato en mis pantalones” but full-on, complete and comprehensible statements.

Accompanied by his young protégé and eldest son Jaden, the former Prince of Bel-Air attended Wednesday’s New York premiere of “After Earth,” where NBC Latino contributor Jack Rico stopped the duo for some questions directed at Latino fans.

“For the Latinos, why should everyone go see After Earth?,” Rico asked the 44-year-old star on the red carpet. While other celebs might have simply stared back in confusion, Will gave a big smile and eagerly broke out into some very impressive Spanish. (Check Out The Video Above)

“La película basada un mil años en el futuro -- y tengo miedo porque necesito practicar más mi español -- pero la película tiene acción y efectos especiales pero la película es de un padre y de un hijo, como se dice, de...sobre...to survive?...[Rico helps out] ¡Sobrevivir! Sí, Gracias!”

“The movie [sic] based one thousand year in the future -- I’m scared because I need to practice my Spanish -- but the movie has action and special effects. And the movie is about a father and a son that [must], how do you say, of...about...to survive?...[Rico helps out] Survive! Yes, Thanks!”

Despite the struggles, the star clearly did his homework. Yet it seems language is one more thing Jaden can still learn from his father, considering the young co-star was quite lost during the exchange.

In fact, earlier this month the young Smith admitted during a visit to Univision’s Spanish-language morning show “Despierta América” that his Spanish wasn’t as good as his father’s, who despite having translation help on set decided to promote the film in the audiences’ native language.

“Hablo un poquito pero no entiendo mucho [I speak a little but don’t understand much],” confessed the older Smith to host Karla Martínez during an interview in which the actor spoke Spanish for several minutes and joked that he was going to be very jealous to see his wife and actor William Levy together on screen in their upcoming movie “Salsa.”

While definitely not the first time the actor tests out his Spanish with reporters, it certainly never seems to stop surprising fans.

Check out more of the father-son duo’s quirky visit to “Despierta América” below and let us know what you think of the actor’s Spanish skills in the comments.

"Suburgatory" will look very different when it returns for Season 3, with Deadline reporting that regulars Alan Tudyk and Rex Lee have not had their contracts renewed for next season. We hear that there is a possibility that the two could return as guest stars.

The comedy's renewal was reportedly a last-minute decision for ABC and came with a reduction in the license fee, which means the producers have to find ways to cut costs -- which, for an ensemble comedy, sadly means trimming the cast.

According to Deadline, there may be further cuts or demotions from regular to recurring status ahead; stars Jane Levy, Jeremy Sisto, Cheryl Hines, Carly Chaikin, Ana Gasteyer and Allie Grant are the show's remaining regulars.

Both actors have been with the comedy since the pilot, with Tudyk playing Noah Werner, the extravagant best friend of Sisto's character George, while Lee portrayed high school guidance counsellor Mr. Wolfe, who often interacted with Levy's Tessa.

Because Malin Akerman's ABC comedy, "Trophy Wife," was also picked up to series, don't expect to see much of Tessa's mother, Alex, in Season 3 either. Creator Emily Kapnek recently told The Huffington Post that she had a contingency plan "depending on Malin's availability and whether we get to write to her or not," with a potential storyline that could've expanded on Tessa's relationship with her mother. Instead, the show will likely refocus on Tessa's relationship with her father, George, a dynamic that Kapnek described as "the heart of this show."

"Suburgatory" will likely return midseason on ABC.

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"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Kathy Wakile stopped by HuffPost Live on Wednesday to dispel rumors that she and husband Richard are having marital problems

"I think that's pretty funny actually... I know what's going on with us, and you know what, you have one fight, and what, couples don't fight now?" she said.

She told host Alicia Menendez that she isn't afraid of falling victim to the "Real Housewives" divorce curse that has affected many other women in the Bravo franchise.

"You have to have a really strong foundation before you set out to do something like this," she said. "Rumors like that can really pick away at you, but again, you can't let someone else's perception of your reality affect your real reality."

Wakile and her husband have been married for 21 years and have two children together, according to Bravo TV.

Watch the video above to hear more from Wakile (and check out the full segment here), then click through the slideshow below to see the many "Real Housewives" who have called it quits with their husbands.

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We've always liked Busy Philipps, who stars on "Cougar Town" on TBS and was also once called "the perfect friend" to her BFF Michelle Williams. Now we like her even more.

In an interview with Amanda de Cadenet on "The Conversation," Philipps gets candid about the role weight still plays in women's lives and how media and entertainment contribute to that.

"I feel like it's the last frontier ... the weight thing with women. I think that so many women, like even myself ... I'm so mean to myself about my body sometimes, or I can be judgmental of other people for their bodies ... I don't know how to get over it." Finally, some honesty about body image in Hollywood.

Watch the full clip above for Philipps' take on the obsession with celebrities' post-baby bodies, how she feels about waxing and more.

"It feels like people don't want you to change or to grow up. They shouldn't be mad," revealed Alicia Keys in what felt like an intimate moment with the 14-time Grammy Award-winning artist.

That's the power of a 32-year-old New York-born star, standing on stage in an arena as large as London's 02 but still making everyone feel as though she's connecting.

Keys was talking about her deeply personal song Brand New Me from her latest US number one album, Girl on Fire, written shortly after her marriage to record producer and rapper Swizz Beatz as well as the birth of her first child, Egypt.

While it's true Keys has changed since her first studio album Songs in A Minor was released in 2001 (those hair braids are long gone, and a neat bob takes their place), her performance skills have only grown and developed.

Any worries I had of the No One singer sitting at a piano for two hours playing ballads in an arena that was made for high-intensity shows, were quickly forgotten, as her powerful and unmistakable voice filled the venue.

The last US superstar I saw at the 02 was Beyonce, on her hugely-hyped 'Mrs Carter Show'. Beyonce's world tour was given so much attention that when it came down to watching her perform her huge hits surrounded by theatrics and dancers, they fell surprisingly flat on my once adoring fan-girl ears.

Unlike Bey, Alicia didn't go in for over six tedious wardrobe changes. She kept on the same pair of black trousers and a blue sequinned top and kept the focus on what she excels at - beautiful music. This allowed for a real connection with her fans, who happened to be a much older demographic than Beyonce's and who were all on their feet, dancing along by the time she reached power ballad Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart from 2009 album The Element Of Freedom.

When it came to Keys' signature song Fallin', which bagged her three Grammy Awards in 2002, the accomplished pianist managed to make her 2001 debut single sound as fresh as the day it was first played. Every note was filled with emotion and the whole arena collaborated with her for the hit.

Keys reflected on life and love throughout the show, mixing heartfelt emotional ballads with new empowering records from her latest album, including New Day and Girl On Fire.

Dedicating her song Not Even the King to her two-year-old son, who was dancing and running around at the side of the stage, she revealed: "This song reminds me of the people in my life that are so great to me. It reminds me of my son. He always asks me to sing."

Keys also dedicated her hit If I Ain't Got You to her 34-year-old husband, calling him "the love of my life".

It was unsurprising that after tinkling the ivories for hits You Don't Know My Name (she played the girl from the coffee house on stage with a fake telephone) A Woman's Worth and No One, an encore was demanded. And what an encore it was... belting out Girl On Fire and Empire State of Mind, Keys reminded us why she's one of pop's classiest acts and why she doesn't need more than her piano.

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Melissa Joan Hart has been a TV mainstay for more than 20 years, from "Clarissa Explains It All" to "Sabrina The Teenage Witch" to her current ABC Family hit "Melissa & Joey."

But when she stopped by “Live! With Kelly & Michael,” the talk show hosts couldn’t help but go way back to where it all started for Hart. The actress actually made her TV debut playing Drew Barrymore’s younger sister in a 1985 made-for-tv female version of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn called "The Adventures of Con Sawyer And Hucklemary Finn" on ABC.

Ripa and Strahan even dug up a clip to show the audience, who got a kick out of the blast from the past. Check it out above!

Watch "Live! With Kelly and Michael" weekdays on ABC and tune in to watch grown-up Hart on "Melissa & Joey," Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC Family.

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What's Channing Tatum's secret to a happy marriage?

In an interview in Cosmopolitan's July issue, the actor revealed that he and his wife of almost four years, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, keep their marriage strong by being honest about how they feel about each other.

"You have to want [the marriage to work]. Jenna's and my thing is checking in with each other all the time, like 'On a scale from one to 10, how much do you love me right now?' And you gotta be honest, and you've got to want an honest answer," Tatum said. "I told a friend to do that. He asked the question and it turned into a huge fight, and I'm like, that's kind of the point."

Tatum and Dewan-Tatum met on the set of "Step Up" in 2005 and married in Malibu, Calif. in July 2009. Dewan is currently pregnant with their first child.

In 2012, Dewan-Tatum said one of their marriage secrets was to see each other at least every two weeks, despite their busy schedules.

Check out other celebrities who are expecting in the slideshow below.

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It's been more than a quarter century since the "Silver Spoons" cast shared the small screen together, but Ricky Schroder, Joel Higgins, Erin Gray and Alfonso Ribeiro gathered to look back on the '80s hit on "Today" this week (above).

"Silver Spoons," which aired on NBC from September 25, 1982 to March 4, 1987, made Schroder a star, but Higgins said he never let it get to his head. "There were no egos involved. Nobody was a diva. If anybody had a right to be, it was Rick and he never, never was," the now retired actor said on "Today."

"It was absolutely perfect," Gray, who has a few thriller movies coming out soon, added of working with her former "Silver Spoons" co-stars. "The best five years of my life. Loved them at the beginning; loved them at the end. Can't say that too often."

Speaking of love, Schroder, who is now married with four children, admitted he had a major crush on Gray, who played his TV stepmom. "Well, she got into yoga -- it wasn't fair!" he said. "She stretched on stage. And tennis! We played tennis, remember? Those skirts!"

Gray admitted she once almost indulged in Schroder's crush. "He did beg me [for a kiss]," she confessed on "Today." "And at first, I was going, 'Oh, sure. Why not?' And then I said, 'Whoa, whoa -- wait a minute! I've been your mother for four years.' At this point I thought, 'This somehow doesn't feel right.'"

In addition to being a dad, Schroder -- an outspoken Rebpulican who joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- has a new U.S. Army-themed reality series, "Starting Strong," premiering on June 2 on YouTube and on Fox. And Ribeiro, who went on to star as the nerdy Carlton Banks on NBC's "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," recently appeared in an episode of Disney Channel's dance-themed series, "Shake It Up!"

Ribeiro also just reunited with "Fresh Prince" stars Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff on "The Graham Norton Show," where he did The Carlton to Tom Jones's "It's Not Unusual" and his signature dance to Sugar Hill Gang's "Apache" with Smith and his son Jaden. “It was a lot of fun to do,” Ribeiro told Access Hollywood.

For more from the "Silver Spurs" cast, click over to "Today."

Though she didn't exactly have the fashion cred of a Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn during her heyday, Marilyn Monroe continues to top lists of influential style icons. To me, it'll always be because of her innate innocence -- or, at least, the vibe of innocence Monroe was able to convey in a single look. I think of "The Seven Year Itch," where she was the unassuming wannabe glamour girl who manages to make her downstairs neighbor become absolutely unhinged. It was the big eyes, the halo of blonde curls, the simple wardrobe and, of course, her smile.

It's also because Monroe wasn't exactly chasing haute couture trends throughout the '50s that makes her style endure. If you look at her candids, you see that her wardrobe wasn't exactly special. She favored jeans, simple suits and solid cocktail numbers. Her makeup was nearly always the same: a rosy lip, a dusting of white eyeshadow and a slick of winged eyeliner. Perhaps there was a little extra going on, maybe a set of false eyelashes or a hint of powder, but you felt that her choice of cosmetics were a deliberate decision that she did not intend to stray from. The hair, of course, was a corona of platinum ringlets. Though dyed, it didn't read brassy.

I guess when you have that face and figure, anything else would just be gilding the lily.

Of course, we know that her appearance was a highly-controlled affair, with everybody around her presumably having their two cents. Her studio wanted her to be a sexpot at all times, while her husbands made no bones about wanting her to be a little more normal. So it does make me sad to see photos of her at the height of fame (and, of course, towards the end of her career and life).

Instead, I choose to remember the happy-looking, relatively normal-seeming, radiant Marilyn in her earliest years. Would she be happiest with this memory? Not sure. But it's nice to see her at a time when her career was nothing but a bunch of possibilities, none of which would lead to sadness.

On June 1, Monroe would have been 87. Take a look at the slideshow below for a selection of our favorite pictures.

How do you remember Marilyn Monroe? Let us know in the comments.

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At the close of Saturday's "Real Time," Bill Maher made the case for legalizing marijuana to be the next big civil rights issue, following in the footsteps of gay marriage.

As Maher explained, proponents of legalization have to demand that it be accepted, much like the LGBT community did with gay marriage. He even suggested that there's some political capital to be gained in doing so: "If Republicans were smart, they would steal marijuana from the Democrats as a freedom issue. Of course they're not smart so they won't."

Maher went on to refer to President Obama as our "first pothead president," questioning his leadership on drugs given that he's joked about smoking pot as a young man.

"If anyone can say 'smoking pot won't ruin your life,' it's the guy who smoked bales of it and then became the leader of the free world."

Watch the clip above.

If one decides to go look for videos of Marilyn Monroe's home, be forewarned: You'll quickly descend into a rabbit hole of odd ghost "footage,"grainy home movies and even a news clip of a Toronto nightclub singer claiming to be the reincarnation of Monroe herself.

Hours later, you'll find go back to this clip of Monroe's last home, located in Brentwood, California, from when the estate was last up for sale.

You will not find any ghosts here. Just a palatial home, tastefully decorated, with portraits of Monroe everywhere. Though we would have loved to see the home in its former glory, we're happy with this.

If you'd like to see more of Marilyn Monroe in honor of what would have been her 87th birthday, check out the fab photos on HuffPost Style. Also, don't miss the HuffPost Live interview where Monroe's close friend reveals what the icon wore to bed. It'll definitely raise an eyebrow.

For a less-busy view of Marilyn Monroe's last home, check out the slideshow below -- and head to HuffPost 50 for the full story.

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We did always wonder about Marilyn Monroe's choice in husbands, particularly when it came to Joe DiMaggio. We will not go into the terrible details -- especially on what would have been Monroe's 87th birthday. But let's just say that he had a definite (and negative) opinion of his wife's work.

So, what drew them together in the first place? Monroe's close friend Amy Greene dropped by HuffPost Live to tell us the simple truth: It was all about sex. Watch the video above for the full scoop.

Monroe's beauty will never cease to amaze us.

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Two months after giving birth to baby girl Lincoln, Kristen Bell went on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" to talk about her bundle of joy and her other big love: sloths.

In the episode that will air Monday (June 3), Ellen asks Kristen what motherhood is like. "It's actually better than I expected," admits the 32-year-old actress. "It's pretty wonderful, yeah. It's a lot of fun."

"Better than a sloth?" asks Ellen, jokingly.

"Is she here? Is she watching?" replies Bell. "I'm sure it's better than a sloth."

Ellen then asks Bell about her other half, actor Dax Shepard, and his parenting abilities. "[He's] the best," says the "Veronica Mars" star. "It's like he's just made a new best friend. He talks to her all the time and sings to her all day. It's wonderful."

Bell then explains that she didn't bring a photo of baby Lincoln to share with the audience because she and Shepard are not quite positive the little girl wants to be in the spotlight. "We're going to leave it up to her," says Bell, "and if she wants to, she can do a bunch of selfies."

But seriously -- back to the sloths.

Ellen proceeds to screen an array of sloth photos, baby sloths included, and asks Bell "Is she cuter than that?" to which Bell replies: "She's close."

Watch the hilarious video above.

A fascinating new video that may provide a brush of insight into Heath Ledger prior to his death has surfaced. In it, Ledger's father leafs through a diary his son kept for the Joker while filming the now-iconic role in "The Dark Knight."

The diary is an extensive portrait of what Ledger thought the Joker's mentality looked like, complete with elaborate entries, drawings and magazine clippings. The actor included imagery that features everything from old Batman comics to "A Clockwork Orange" photos. As Ledger's father discusses the diary, the Oscar his son won posthumously for the role sits nearby on the table.

The footage turned up on Reddit and appears to be a clip from a year-old episode of the German docuseries "Too Young To Die." The segment was titled "Heath Ledger: Favorite of the Gods."

The elder Ledger says the actor, who died of an accidental overdose at 28, was famous for poring himself over his characters and that he "locked himself up in a hotel room for weeks" in order to inhabit the Joker.

Watch the video above, and check out photos of the diary here:

Whether she's modeling, hosting a TV show or saving her child's life, Heidi Klum really commits. The gorgeous industry veteran doesn't just look great in a dress -- she injects every activity with a healthy sense of enthusiasm.

Even dancing. Back in November, Heidi hosted the MTV Music Awards in her native Germany, a gig which, it turns out, involved heavy choreography to a vital viral hit song... while wearing a ridiculous costume.

As June 1 marks Heidi's 40th birthday, we think the joyful occasion calls for a spirited celebration. Pay your respects to the model's accomplishments in the performing arts by revisiting her rendition of "Gangnam Style" with Psy below. Blue tux optional.

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