Nickelodeon is considering a special for its young audience about sex and love following the news that 16-year-old "Zoey 101" star Jamie Lynn Spears is pregnant.

  Casey Aldridge, the boyfriend of pregnant 16-year-old Jamie Lynn Spears, may be in trouble for statutory rape.

  The Screen Actors Guild, the only group with a guaranteed awards show coming next month, has announced its nominations. And they are strange.

  The road-trip drama "Into the Wild" received a leading four Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations Thursday, including honors for lead actor Emile Hirsch and supporting players Hal Holbrook and Catherine Keener.

  Pop Tarts puts Britney, Paris and Lindsay atop list of celebrity breakdowns in 2007.

  FOXNews.com decided to talk to four of the hottest celebs around to see what they do to keep the pounds off between Christmas and New Year's -- and all year round.

  After a flurry of accusations and skepticism, an exhaustive investigation has determined that someone did try to sabotage a beauty contestant's bid for the Miss Puerto Rico Universe by dousing her garments with pepper spray, police said Wednesday.

  Tony Parker has sued a celebrity gossip Web site that published stories claiming he had an affair with a French model.

  Twin brothers are pound-by-pound the biggest winners on NBC's "The Biggest Loser."

  Frank Capra Jr., the son of "It's A Wonderful Life" director Frank Capra who followed his father into the movie business and help build the largest television and movie studio on the East Coast, has died. He was 73.

  Leaders of striking television writers plan to meet Friday with David Letterman's production company in an attempt to reach a separate deal that could make the "Late Show" the only late-night TV program on the air with a writing staff.

  R. Kelly avoided arrest Thursday by showing up in court, but the judge presiding over his child pornography case said he'll consider revoking the singer's bond despite his excuse: that police made him late.

  Andrew Firestone, who proposed to Jen Schefft on ABC's 'The Bachelor' — the reality TV couple later broke up — has a new job.

  Ken Mansfield's new memoir, "The White Book" recounts his pivotal two-year stint, from 1968 to 1970, as the head of Apple Records in America.