Lisa Rinna has made celebrity news by being the latest contestant to be fired from "Celebrity Apprentice 2011." She was pretty upset about how it happened, and to use her words, she felt that she was thrown "under the f-ing bus."

The former star of "Melrose Place" is the second celebrity to get fired this season, following David Cassidy. Rinna and her team, named ASAP, were given the task of writing and illustrating a children's book. The team broke down into in-fighting from the beginning, and Rinna claims that Star Jones and Dionne Warwick had pushed her to be the project manager so that they could set her up for failure. Things got so ugly between Rinna and Star Jones following that episode that NBC legal had to get involved.

Hollywood gossip doing the rounds is that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are spicing up their marriage in a luxurious secret suite at the Bowery Hotel in New York.

Reportedly Tom Cruise and his wife have been checking into the room, which is just a short walk from their Manhattan Apartment, for regular passion nights.

According to a source Tom Cruise,48, and Katie Holmes, 32, shell out almost $5,000 a night for these secret trysts.
And it's working like magic to keep the celebrity couple's marriage alive. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes got married in November 2006.

The idea, it is reported was Katie's. She stuck up an arrangement with the hotel to reserve their best suite for her and Cruise, whenever passion strikes.

The question does arise as to why the famous couple use a hotel when they have a multi-million-dollar pad.
"Tom Cruise and Katie use a hotel as they're not comfortable about having sex while daughter, Suri is in the apartment," reveals the source.

If you here celebrities news gossip that someone famous has plunged to his or death from a cliff in New Zealand, you probably should not believe it. That's because this is the fate that reportedly befell Jeff Goldblum on the same day in 20009 that Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett died. It turned out to be a hoax, as the rumor got its start from a prank website that allows users to generate fake death reports for any celebrity.

That's why the unusual cause of death may have sounded eerily familiar. The same fate supposedly befell Tom Hanks in 2006 and Tom Cruise in 2008, not to mention Natalie Portman a week after Goldblum's "death." Twitter helped to spread the bogus news at lightening speed, but then some famous Tweeters intervened to help kill it. These included actor Kevin Spacey and gossip blogger Perez Hilton, who wrote "'Jeff Goldblum is NOT Dead! Stop the rumors."