Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

... they’re back. Even though they’ve left “I’m A Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!” twice already, someone at NBC is letting Speidi back into the jungle. The couple most recently exited the show due to a sickness Heidi developed while in Costa Rica. How the network plans to explain their return -- it is allegedly a competition, after all -- is anyone’s guess.  (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times)

The 270,000 voters who participated in the poll channeled their inner tweens and crowned the “Twilight” star the world’s most handsome man. Pattinson beat out other Hollywood pretty boys Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp and Clive Owen for the top spot. What does the winner get? A near-brush with death and a never-ceasing horde of raving ladies dogging his every step. What a lucky guy!  (Jason Merritt / Getty Images)

Prejean’s lawyer sent a letter to Miss California USA Executive Director Keith Lewis’ attorney threatening a lawsuit unless he cleared her name. According to the former pageant queen, Lewis made her appear uncooperative and hard to work with to the public. Uncooperative? That’s the least of it.   (Michael Loccisano / Getty Images)

The “Hills” starlet told the women of “The View” that Spencer Pratt’s apologetic phone call during the May season finale was, well, fake. I’m not sure how Lauren expects the public to react. It’s like telling us that Santa Claus doesn’t really exist.  (Charley Gallay / Getty Images)

Let’s reminisce: In 2006, Summer Redstone, chairman of Paramount parent company Viacom, called Tom Cruise’s peculiar behavior -- jumping on Oprah’s chairs, perhaps? -- “unacceptable.” Three years later, the almighty dollar has prompted a change in Redstone’s tune and the studio is slating the film for a 2011 release with Cruise attached to star and produce.  (Jewel Samad, AFP / Getty Images)

CBS announced Wednesday that the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards will be presented on Sept. 20 instead of Sept. 13 -- the date it was originally scheduled for. The move was prompted by MTV scheduling the Video Music Awards for the same date. Cowering at the might of the VMA’s? People still watch music videos?  (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)

After five years, Billy Joel and his third wife, Katie Lee, have ended their marriage. Reports say the singer grew increasingly agitated about the amount of time Lee was spending with Israeli fashion designer Yigal Azrouel. Although Billy technically struck-out in three marriages, we’re thinking he’ll get a fourth swing.  (Larry Busacca / Getty Images)

Cohen has appeared now in Paris, London and Madrid to promote his new movie, each time sporting a new outfit more ridiculous than the last. In Madrid, he arrived by horse-drawn carriage, announcing to the Spanish crowd that his movie would “redress the wrongs done to the gay community by that Hollywood movie on Harvey Milk, which was acted by Sean Penn, who’s not even gay.”  (Javier Soriano AFP / Getty Images)