Halle Berry Has a Baby Girl

Hello I'm Rebecca Field with your UPI entertainment update on this Monday, March 17, 2008.

Halle Berry is taking on a new role as a mom. The actress and her boyfriend Gabriel Aubry welcomed a baby girl yesterday. There's no word on a name for the new addition yet, but Berry's rep says she's doing great. The actress and Aubry met in 2005 and Berry first announced she was pregnant last September.

Britney Spears' friend and former manager Sam Lutfi is staying away from her a little longer. People magazine says Lutfi agreed to extend a temporary restraining order...barring him from having contact with the singer. That court order was set to expire today. Last month Spears' mother Lynne accused Lutfi of drugging the pop star and controlling all aspects of her life.

U.S. audiences headed to the theaters over the weekend, to check out the newest elephant in the room. "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who!," featuring the voices of Steve Carrell and Jim Carey, smashed U.S. box offices over the weekend...bringing in more than 45 million dollars in ticket sales. That's the biggest opening so far this year. Last week's topper, "10,000 BC" starring Steven Strait dropped to second followed by Never Back Down" with Sean Faris and Amber Heard. That's according to Box Ofice Mojo.

Actress Tori Spelling is revealing private details of her life in a new book. In her new memoir titled "sTori Telling" the actress opens up about living in a famous family and growing up in the entertainment industry. Her father Aaron Spelling was the producer of the hit show "Beverly Hills 90210"...a program the actress also co-starred in. In the book she reportedly talks about her relationship with her family and working with other actresses like "90210" co-star Shannon Doherty.

Major League baseball has made its way to China. The first major league games took place in Beijing over the weekend...the San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-3 in the second game of a two-game exhibition series. The stadium was filled with fans and Chinese cheerleaders provided entertainment at the games. The ball used for the first pitch of the series will reportedly be added to the baseball hall of fame.

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