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‘Avatar’ and ‘Star Trek’ star Zoe Saldana really loves sex. Not just doing it but for the things she thinks it can prevent. Like criminal behavior.

“S is for Sex. Love it, love it, love it—can’t live without it.

“I love sex. I love skin. I don’t believe the body is something to hide. I think in American society we’re messing up our kids by taking away the education on, and awareness of, our sexuality and replacing it with violence, guns and video games—and we’re breeding little criminals.”

It does strike me as rather weird sometimes when people are fine exposing their kids to really violent things but avoid anything with sexual overtones, but honestly, I thought the prevailing notion is that we expose young children to too much violence AND sex?

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It was a packed house Tuesday night at the Flamingo as Marie and Donny Osmond took the stage for their Las Vegas show, only a day after Marie laid her son, Michael Bryan, to rest.

The audience watched on as Marie worked through the evening’s material with tears in her eyes and shakiness in her voice. She explained to the crowd that she was dedicating the show to “her angel” and she knew he would want her to carry on. She said:

“The way Osmonds survive is we keep singing. That’s what we want to do tonight. I know my son would want that and this show is for him.”

And she did pull through, though clearly emotional through most of the 90-minute show. At one point, her brother Donny asked that the audience show their gratitude for Marie making it on stage and the crowd stood in a roar to give her a standing ovation.

We’re sure it isn’t easy, but it is good to see Marie trying to keep some normalcy in her life. We know it’ll be a long time before she is herself again, but here’s hoping she finds peace soon.

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We reported earlier that Charlie Sheen will be resuming filming Two and a Half Men as planned next week, but now we’ve learned a little bit more about his schedule.

During the day, he will continue his thespian duties, but as soon as the cameras stop rolling, Charlie will head back to rehab. We’re told Charlie must report back to his rehab facility every day, with no stops anywhere else other than the set.

We don’t know about this. Seems a little counterproductive. Work is stressful and if he is not well enough to live in his own house, how is he well enough to deal with the pressures of a major TV show?

Make those writers get creative and write him out for a few episodes. It wouldn’t kill anyone to see LESS of Charlie Sheen in the universe.

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