A man, who tried to attack Ryan Seacrest’s security guards last month, showed up at E! studios on Friday carrying a knife. Luckily security guards recognized the man and called police immediately, and he was detained.

“An interesting day here at E!,” Seacrest was quoted as saying of the latest incident. “My sincerest thanks to the LAPD, who helped us out here at the building today.”

That’s just a little scary! Sounds like Ryan may want around the clock security.

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Chaz Bono is opening up about becoming a man after it took decades to finally happen.

“It’s a long process going back almost a decade. I got clean and sober in 2004 and I couldn’t have done this before that,” Bono tells, ET in an interview airing Thursday and Friday.

“It lowered my voice,” he says. “Fat redistributes, muscle growth, hair growth, sex drive increases.”

“I always felt like the male from the time I was a child. There wasn’t much feminine about me,” he says. “I believe that gender is something between your ears, not between your legs. That is something I discovered in the early ’90s. It was just a long process of being comfortable enough to do something about it.”

“I was turning 40 and I thought it’s now or never. I want to still feel vibrant and be able to enjoy my life in a male body and not wait until I am an old man.” 

Good for him, I bet he feels complete now. Better late than never.

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Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The legendary composer is undergoing treatment and has promised his fans that he’ll be back to work before the New Year. Luckily, his doctors caught the disease early. A statement from Lloyd Webber’s rep said:

“Andrew Lloyd Webber has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The condition is in its very early stages.

Andrew is now undergoing treatment and expects to be fully back at work before the end of the year.”

The 61-year-old composer is set to premiere Love Never Dies, a sequel to Phantom of the Opera in London’s West End in March 2010.

Our thoughts go out to Sir Lloyd Webber and hope he beats this terrible disease.

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The mother of the balloon boy has admitted to authorities that the whole thing was a hoax. She says her and her husband knew the whole time that their son was not in the helium balloon that floated out of control. They wanted to get their family in the spotlight according to the authorities:

“The motive for the fabricated story was to make the Heene family more marketable for future media interest,” states the search warrant served on the family’s home last week.

The worst part of all this is the fact that they had told their own children to lie:

“she and Richard had instructed their three children to lie to authorities as well as the media regarding this hoax.” said balloon boy’s mother.

I can’t believe that someone would actually go through all this trouble just to get their family the media’s attention. I hope it was worth it to them, they’re probably going to face jail time and may even lose their kids over this. Those kids deserve better parenting anyway.

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Sheriff Jim Alderden has revealed that misdemeanor charges will likely be brought up against the parents of balloon boy, Richard and Mayumi Heene. Apparently the sheriff, who was originally “convinced” the parents were telling the truth about the balloon incident, interviewed them late Saturday night and has since changed his mind.

Sheriff Alderden will also be checking with federal officials to see if federal charges will be brought up against balloon boy’s parents as well. I hope they do, these parents are crazy!

Richard Heene also told reporters on Saturday that he had a “big announcement” which turned out to be him rambling about how he would be taking questions from reporters in writing and submitted to a box that he would answer at a later time.

Seriously the reporters need to vacate the area and never give this family any more attention, because that’s obviously what they’re after. The saddest part about all this is they actually had the audacity to involve their children.

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Yesterday it was believed a boy, Falcon Heene, had climbed into a balloon just before it sailed thousands of miles up in the air, blowing out of control, and leaving many on the edge of their seats. The balloon was chased by helicopters, emergency services, and to everyone’s delight television cameras.

Then the damn balloon finally came floating down and their was no one to be found inside. The boy was later found at home safe in the attic. After hearing the boy was found alive and safe I think everyone, including myself felt relieved. The balloon had been built by the boy’s father, Richard Heene, who’s a storm chaser and amateur scientist.

This is where the story gets interesting, the whole thing might have been a hoax. When asked by CNN’s Wolf Blitzer why he hid for so long, he replied “You guys said that we did this for the show.”

When Blitzer tried to question the father about the boy’s answer here’s what he said:

“I’m kind of appalled after all the feelings I went through up and down that you guys are trying to suggest something else.”

Sound fishy to me! I think the question was rightfully asked and the parents need to address it.

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A day after Arnold Schwarzenegger promised “swift action” would be taken when his wife Maria Shriver was caught talking on her cell phone while driving she’s issued an apology and has donated her favorite phone to charity.

“I’m sorry. I will be donating my favorite old cell phone to my Women’s Conference partner Verizon through their HopeLine program that helps domestic violence shelters. I invite anyone else who wants to recycle their old phone to join me. That’s my version of swift action with a higher purpose.“

Too funny, I love how she turned this around into her doing good. I bet she’s got a new favorite phone!

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