It looks like someone really doesn’t like the TLC reality show “19 Kids and Counting,” which follows the Duggar parents, Jim Bob and Michelle, and their 19 children.

Teresa Hunt of Bettendorf, Iowa, has been charged with trying to extort Discovery Communications, the parent company of the TLC network, to either cancel the show or give her $10,000. In exchange, according to federal documents, she would not release photos of a cast member in “apparently intimate situations” with an older man.

Radar Online reported that the alleged subject is Amy Duggar, the 25-year-old niece of Jim Bob. She is a country singer who sometimes appears on the reality program.

According to the Associated Press, Hunt was arrested on Feb. 1 after an undercover FBI agent posed as a network exec, saying he was following up on a letter she sent. According to the affidavit, Hunt identified herself as a photographer who had the supposedly incriminating photos, and later e-mailed several images to the agent.

Late pop star Michael Jackson was immortalized in cement on Thursday when his three children stamped the “Thriller” singer’s glove and shoe prints in the hallowed concrete courtyard of Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

Well over a hundred fans of the King of Pop and celebrities including Justin Bieber and Jackson family members watched the song and dance spectacle and listened to the three children talk about the legacy of their father.

Griffin O’Neal is in police crosshairs again.

A San Diego judge issued a bench warrant on Thursday for the arrest of actor Ryan O’Neal’s oldest son after he was MIA at a sentencing hearing in his DUI and weapons case.

No word on his current whereabouts.

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Per the San Diego Union-Tribune, Superior Court Judge Eugenia Eyherabide granted a request for a $100,000 bench warrant after the former “Escape Artist” star failed to appear and learn his fate stemming from his August head-on crash in San Pasqual, Calif.

If you had eight kids, you’d need to get away from them once in a while, wouldn’t you? But not many single moms of eight can even dream of soaking up the sun on a weeklong Caribbean cruise — and instead of paying for the privilege, getting paid for it, too.

Kate Gosselin may not have a reality show any more, but she’s still finding ways to make her fame pay. Gosselin will be the guest of honor on a Western Caribbean cruise departing from Florida in August.

Sick of watching that “Smurfs” DVD over and over again? Fear not, parents — 2012 offers a toybox full of animated and other movies for kids.

3-D is a controversial topic. The extra dimension jacks up ticket prices, some kids refuse to wear the special glasses, and often it doesn’t do much for a film but make it murkier. But we have high hopes for the 3-D conversion of two beloved movies this year. “Beauty and the Beast 3-D” comes out Jan. 13 and “Finding Nemo 3-D” swims into theaters Sept. 14. (3-D versions of “Monsters Inc” and “The Little Mermaid” are coming in 2013.)

Jeremy London will fly away all right — to the slammer if authorities prove the allegations against him.

Prosecutors in Riverside, Calif., have charged the ex-”Party of Five” and “Seventh Heaven” star with domestic violence stemming from the scuffle he got into last month with his estranged wife Melissa Cunningham.

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A rep for the Riverside District Attorney’s Office said prosecutors filed the misdemeanor count two days ago after London’s baby mama filed a police report alleging the actor assaulted her outside her home on Nov. 18 when the two got into an argument over custody of their child. A warrant was subsequently issued for his arrest — standard in such cases.

PERRYSBURG, Ohio (AP) — Told that his unborn son had only half a heart and little chance to survive, the lead singer of the Christian rock band Sanctus Real began pouring his fears and doubts into music.

The songs were meant to comfort his family while they searched for answers and sought to understand God’s role during the months before and after the baby’s birth that were filled with surgeries and life-threatening complications.

It didn’t take long for him to realize that his words needed to be shared so that others struggling with life would know they’re not alone.

There aren’t that many holidays that get a ton of their own movies. You’re not going to see an “Arbor Day” comedy, and outside of the creepy “Leprechaun” horror series, there aren’t a lot of St. Patrick’s Day films either.

But Christmas movies are as abundant as snowflakes at the North Pole. From the old classics (“It’s a Wonderful Life”) to the gut-busters (“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation”) to the delightful surprises (“The Nightmare Before Christmas”), there’s truly something for everyone.

We’ve got a slideshow of great Christmas movies, and here are a few of our staff favorites. You’re encouraged to share your favorite in the comments, and by voting in our poll.

The Kody Brown Bunch is hoping to rewrite the rule books in Utah.

The polygamous clan made famous on the TLC hit reality series “Sister Wives” has asked a federal judge in Utah to continue to let them challenge the state’s bigamy laws.

Here’s what went down today.

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Lawyers for Brown and his four wives — Meri, Janelle, Christine and Robyn — offered oral arguments this morning for an hour-and-a-half before U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups, who, according to his clerk, took the case “under advisement” and plans to rule on the matter at an unspecified future date.

(PEOPLE.com) — On Wednesday, an unseasonably warm winter day in Springdale, Arkansas, friends and family of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar gathered to pay their respects to the couple’s 20th child, a stillborn baby girl named Jubilee Shalom.

“I feel a great sorrow and grief, and yet at the same time I have a peace in my heart,” said Michelle. “This is so sad, but I have peace. There are people praying for us and angels surrounding our home, and there was peace in the sorrow and the grief. Those feelings are mingled together.”

The reality stars of TLC’s “19 Kids and Counting” discovered on December 8 at a routine doctor’s appointment that their 20th child no longer had a heartbeat. Michelle, 45, miscarried the baby on December 11, the day after their youngest child, Josie Brooklyn, born at 25 weeks gestation and just over 1 pound, turned 2 years old.