Ugly Betty star America Ferrera is denying recent reports that she is engaged to her long-time beau, filmmaker Ryan Piers Williams. After the actress set off a media frenzy by wearing what looked to be an engagement ring on the set of the ABC hit, her rep refuted the claims. Instead, a source told the magazine, the ring could be part of a plot twist on the show. Sex and the City writer and director Michael Patrick King appears to be refuting Cynthia Nixon's recent "spoiler" that a character will die in the upcoming movie. "You don't know how many people came up to me when I was making the movie and said, 'So is somebody going to die?'" King told the New York Times. "Yup. Happy summer. Thanks for your $10. Enjoy your Diet Coke. Someone's going to die. Like that's what I'm going to do."Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and their four kids spent some time with U2 members The Edge and Bono on Sunday (May 4th) as they continued their stay on the French Riviera. According to E! Online, the celebrity couple and children Maddox, Pax, Zahara and Shiloh spent time with the guitarist and singer, both of whom have homes in the area, in separate visits. The family is staying at a Villa owned by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen, who's also friends with The Edge. Pitt and Jolie are in France for the Cannes Film Festival and for Jolie to give birth to another family addition. Ted Key, who created the Hazel comic strip that ended up a primetime TV show, has died at age 95, the Associated Press reports. Key died Saturday (May 3rd) at his home in the Philadelphia suburbs after a battle with cancer. Hazel, which revolved around a bossy maid, debuted in The Saturday Evening Post in 1943. It evolved into a TV series starring Shirley Booth in 1961 and ran for four years on NBC and one on NBC. Key also created the time-traveling dog and boy characters Mr. Peabody and Sherman for producer Jay Ward, who integrated them into the animated Rocky and His Friends show beginning in 1959.
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