Hayden Panettiere

The Celine store has opened on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Fashion critic Booth Moore described the store as "understated, like the clothes, with naturalistic marble accents" and picked out the "nude-colored pumps with anatomically sculpted toes, complete with red toenail polish ($995)" as a favorite. [ L.A. Times ] Did she or didn't she? That's the question surrounding new photos of Hayden Panettiere at a beach in Florida. The "Nashville" actress is pictured in a fuchsia bikini, sparking rumors of a possible breast implant.

The Celine store has opened on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Fashion critic Booth Moore described the store as "understated, like the clothes, with naturalistic marble accents" and picked out the "nude-colored pumps with anatomically sculpted toes, complete with red toenail polish ($995)" as a favorite. [ L.A. Times ] Did she or didn't she? That's the question surrounding new photos of Hayden Panettiere at a beach in Florida. The "Nashville" actress is pictured in a fuchsia bikini, sparking rumors of a possible breast implant.

When promoting a new film, most actresses sit prettily at media junkets and field a slew of inconsequential questions about how they got in shape for a role or how uncomfortable it was to be intimate with a costar. Hayden Panettiere hasn't had it that easy. For the last month, the 21-year-old has been at the center of a firestorm of controversy over her decision to portray a convicted killer in the television movie "Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy," which airs Monday on Lifetime.

Hayden Panettiere is finally opening up about her relationship with boxer Wladimir Klitschko. When asked about her rekindled romance, the "Nashville" star gave Glamour interviewer Lauren Brown a huge smile and said : "I think it's pretty obvious. I'm not going to deny it. " Finally! It's about time! The couple have been spotted together over and over since January. The starlet, 23, and Ukrainian heavyweight, 37, had yet to publicly confirm their relationship, let alone their engagement, despite being seen together packing in the PDA for months.

With a top-drawer cast headed by Ryan Reynolds, Julia Roberts, Willem Dafoe, Emily Watson and others, "Fireflies in the Garden" is a story of a deeply dysfunctional family suddenly fraying even faster at the seams. Unfortunately there is as much fraying being done by the film itself, which partially explains why it's been on the shelf for years. "Fireflies" unfolds in two separate eras — the abuse-marked childhood of Michael Taylor and about 20 years later as we catch up with the troubled but successful romance novelist he's become (Cayden Boyd plays the younger, Reynolds the older)

When an Oscar-winning screenwriter makes a show for network television, people take notice. When she decides to situate it in the world of country music and enlists the aid of a legendary (and Oscar-winning) country songwriter, musician and producer T Bone Burnett (who also happens to be her husband), well, now pretty much everyone's looking. So by the time she up and casts one of television's most currently beloved stars, a woman of apparently boundless heart and versatility, Full Critical Attention has been achieved.

Don't look for Hayden Panettiere to star in a frivolous teen comedy any time soon. The 14-year-old actress prefers angst-ridden characters such as Lizzie Spaulding, the role she played for four years on the CBS daytime soap "The Guiding Light." As Lizzie, she murdered her mother's abuser, was kidnapped, thrown down a well and battled leukemia. Then there was her role in last year's HBO movie "Normal," as a farmer's daughter who learns her father wants a sex-change operation.

You'll talk about: "Heroes." It may not have won big (or at all) at the Emmys, but "Heroes" can boast of being one of the few shows last season that was a commercial success while racking up critical acclaim ("Ugly Betty," we haven't forgotten you!). This week, the show that turned Hayden Panettiere into a tabloid star returns. (Monday) You should already be talking about: "Dancing With the Stars." It's an awesome lineup this year!

Click here to download TV listings for the week of Oct. 7 - Oct. 13 in PDF format This week's TV Movies       SERIES Arrow: This new action drama, adapted from a DC Comics character, stars Stephen Amell as a billionaire playboy who returns home after five years as a shipwrecked castaway determined to right the wrongs of society in general and his past in particular. Paul Blackthorne, Katie Cassidy and David Ramsey also star (8 p.m. KTLA). Nature: Conservation ecologist Chris Morgan searches for the Siberian tiger in the season premiere (8 p.m. KOCE)

ABC is really warming up its vocal cords. Just as the network recently joined the singing competition arena with "Duets" this summer -- following in the footsteps of Fox and NBC -- this fall it will try its hand at integrating music in its scripted fare ... just as Fox did with "Glee" and NBC did with "Smash. "  ABC will delve into the country music world when it rolls out its soapy drama "Nashville. " The series comes from Callie Khouri, who earned an Academy Award for her "Thelma & Louise" screenplay.

When an Oscar-winning screenwriter makes a show for network television, people take notice. When she decides to situate it in the world of country music and enlists the aid of a legendary (and Oscar-winning) country songwriter, musician and producer T Bone Burnett (who also happens to be her husband), well, now pretty much everyone's looking. So by the time she up and casts one of television's most currently beloved stars, a woman of apparently boundless heart and versatility, Full Critical Attention has been achieved.

Click here to download TV listings for the week of Oct. 7 - Oct. 13 in PDF format This week's TV Movies       SERIES Arrow: This new action drama, adapted from a DC Comics character, stars Stephen Amell as a billionaire playboy who returns home after five years as a shipwrecked castaway determined to right the wrongs of society in general and his past in particular. Paul Blackthorne, Katie Cassidy and David Ramsey also star (8 p.m. KTLA). Nature: Conservation ecologist Chris Morgan searches for the Siberian tiger in the season premiere (8 p.m. KOCE)

ABC is really warming up its vocal cords. Just as the network recently joined the singing competition arena with "Duets" this summer -- following in the footsteps of Fox and NBC -- this fall it will try its hand at integrating music in its scripted fare ... just as Fox did with "Glee" and NBC did with "Smash. "  ABC will delve into the country music world when it rolls out its soapy drama "Nashville. " The series comes from Callie Khouri, who earned an Academy Award for her "Thelma & Louise" screenplay.

With a top-drawer cast headed by Ryan Reynolds, Julia Roberts, Willem Dafoe, Emily Watson and others, "Fireflies in the Garden" is a story of a deeply dysfunctional family suddenly fraying even faster at the seams. Unfortunately there is as much fraying being done by the film itself, which partially explains why it's been on the shelf for years. "Fireflies" unfolds in two separate eras — the abuse-marked childhood of Michael Taylor and about 20 years later as we catch up with the troubled but successful romance novelist he's become (Cayden Boyd plays the younger, Reynolds the older)

Just a few years out of film school with an award-winning short in his backpack, Dennis Lee moved from New York to Hollywood at age 36 to make movies. Met with the usual crescendo of rejection, he cobbled together $500,000 from family and friends to direct "Fireflies in the Garden," the first screenplay he had written. Just weeks before he was to start shooting his tale about a domineering father's lasting impact on his family, Senator Entertainment, an American offshoot of a German film company, said it would give Lee $8 million to make the film.

Just when it seemed the joke might be played out, along comes "Scream 4" with director Wes Craven sharpening his cutting edge and going all meta and physical on us. More precisely, for the "Scream" series is nothing if not precise in its aim, the target is once again most of Woodsboro's teen population and the towering stack of slasher sequels that have piled up since the horror satire last got caustic in 2000's "Scream 3. " Because "Scream" just...

Just a few years out of film school with an award-winning short in his backpack, Dennis Lee moved from New York to Hollywood at age 36 to make movies. Met with the usual crescendo of rejection, he cobbled together $500,000 from family and friends to direct "Fireflies in the Garden," the first screenplay he had written. Just weeks before he was to start shooting his tale about a domineering father's lasting impact on his family, Senator Entertainment, an American offshoot of a German film company, said it would give Lee $8 million to make the film.

Jenna Dewan-Tatum, wife of Channing Tatum, is baring her baby bump, and the woman makes pregnancy look good . She and Tatum, People's Sexiest Man Alive of 2012, met in 2006. They were struggling actors appearing in the dance flick "Step Up. " Tatum, who started his career as an exotic dancer, went on to step up his own career and happened to get a little beefcake movie called "Magic Mike" made about his life. PHOTOS: Hollywood baby boom The couple, both 32, got hitched in March 2009 and announced the baby news in December.

When promoting a new film, most actresses sit prettily at media junkets and field a slew of inconsequential questions about how they got in shape for a role or how uncomfortable it was to be intimate with a costar. Hayden Panettiere hasn't had it that easy. For the last month, the 21-year-old has been at the center of a firestorm of controversy over her decision to portray a convicted killer in the television movie "Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy," which airs Monday on Lifetime.