John Mayer has topped a new list of celebrity commitment-phobes. Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Love Hewitt's ex beat George Clooney and Matthew McConaughey to find himself atop the new In Touch Weekly magazine countdown. Tommy Lee, Jamie Foxx, Heath Ledger and Orlando Bloom also make the top 10.

You'd have to be a really little kid - we're talking young enough to be enthralled by colorful, shiny objects and oblivious to the necessity of character development - to want to hang out at ''Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium.''

Sylvester Stallone's brother Frank Stallone in back in vogue, thanks to his part in America's current Christmas movie Fred Claus. The actor/singer plays himself in the Vince Vaughn film and admits he was reluctant to appear in the family movie at first.

Animated comedy Bee Movie has executed a sting on mob movie American Gangster by claiming the top spot at the American box-office over the weekend.

Scarlett Johansson has reportedly given boyfriend Ryan Reynolds one of her teeth, dipped in gold, as a keepsake. The star wears the odd jewelry item - a wisdom tooth the actress had removed - on a chain around his neck.

It's almost time to stuff the turkey and start dreaming of sugarplums because the pumpkins have been carved, leftover Halloween candy is almost gone, and the holidays are just around the corner.

Vince Vaughn's new role as Santa Claus' brother in new movie Fred Claus has upset his young nephew - the four-year-old is angry his uncle hasn't introduced him to Father Christmas. The actor's nephew spotted his Uncle Vince on a poster for the seasonal film and immediately wanted to know how long Vaughn had known Santa Claus.

Santa's black-sheep brother gets a much-needed shot at redemption in this holiday comedy reuniting actor Vince Vaughn and director David Dobkin (Clay Pigeons, Wedding Crashers). It's not easy being the brother of a benevolent and beloved saint, and no one knows that better than Fred Claus (Vaughn). Continue Summary Pictures / Red Carpet Photos / Trailer / More

Funnyman Vince Vaughn pretended to believe in Santa into his late-teens - for fear of missing out on Christmas presents. The Wedding Crashers star, 37, who plays Santa's brother Fred in new film Fred Claus, remembers the sad day neighbors told him the friendly present-giver wasn't real.

Old School actor Vince Vaughan hates doing stunts and would rather watch someone else endure the pain. The 37-year-old Fred Claus star insisted a stunt man was hired for his latest movie, a comedy about the brother of Santa, because he was scared of falling down the chimney.