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Jamie Kennedy to host world-records show
U.S. cable network truTV says it has ordered a pilot for a reality series called "Guinness World Records Gone Wild," starring Jamie Kennedy.
Jamie Kennedy escorted out of casino
Actor Jamie Kennedy was handcuffed by security guards at a Las Vegas casino after he got into a shoving match with a fan's jealous boyfriend, TMZ reported.
Jamie Kennedy to guest star on 'Eureka'
U.S. actor and comedian Jamie Kennedy is to guest star on the television series "Eureka," Syfy announced Monday.
Report: Love Hewitt and Kennedy break up
"Ghost Whisperer" co-stars Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy are no longer dating, a representative for the Hollywood couple exclusively told People.com.
Rep denies Hewitt and Kennedy broke up
Jennifer Love Hewitt's publicist says the U.S. actress and her beau, Jamie Kennedy, are still dating, despite an Internet report claiming they've broken up.
Kennedy creating content for Yoostar
U.S. actor and comedian Jamie Kennedy has inked a deal to create original downloadable content for the forthcoming Yoostar Comedy Channel.
Hewitt and Kennedy not engaged
Jennifer Love Hewitt's publicist is denying a report claiming the U.S. television actress is engaged to her beau, actor and comedian Jamie Kennedy.
Kennedy confirms he's dating Hewitt
U.S. actor/comedian Jamie Kennedy has confirmed he and actress Jennifer Love Hewitt are a couple.
Jamie Kennedy joins 'Whisperer' cast
Hollywood actor and comedian Jamie Kennedy is joining the cast of the supernatural television drama "Ghost Whisperer," CBS has announced.
Joy Behar, Kevin Nealon, Chelsea Handler and Jim Breuer have all signed on to headline HBO and AEG Live’s third annual The Comedy Festival in Las Vegas.
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Tornado recover efforts underway in Moore, Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin talks to victims from the May 20 tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma, May 22, 2013. The EF-5 tornado cut a path of destruction approximately 17 miles by 1.3 miles wide and left 24 people dead. UPI/J.P. Wilson