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Actor John Stamos has logged into Twitter to express his gratitude for hospital staff who took care of him following his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence.

John Stamos has tweeted following his DUI arrest

The 51-year-old 'Full House' star was stopped by police in Beverly Hills at around 7:45pm on Friday evening after they received numerous calls reporting a possible drunk driver in the area.

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The 2014 MTV Video Music Awards were held at The Forum in California last night (Sunday 24th August). The great and the good from music industry turned out en masse to receive awards and celebrate their achievements over the past year.

Nicki Minaj's dress caused some problems during her performance.

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Seth Rogen Vs. North Korea: Seth Rogen should be feeling a little nervous right now. The actor and funnyman, who is preparing for the fall release of new movie The Interview, has been threatened after North Korea issued an official complaint to the UN. The shady country raised its hackles over the plot of Rogen's new movie, which depicts a plot to kill dictator Kim Jong-Un. This is unbelievable. If you want to thumb your nose at the Supreme Leader, go giggle at the poster - it's hilarious.

George Clooney Vs. The Daily Mail: George Clooney should only have seating arrangements and wedding cake tasting on his mind at the moment but the Gravity actor has had to engage in battle with The Daily Mail over comments the tabloid made alleging that the mother of Clooney's fiancée, Amal Alamuddin, was not happy with her daughters upcoming nuptials on religious grounds - a claim the actor has called a "lie." Clooney got angry, the Mail apologised, Clooney got angrier.

Continue reading: A Week In News: North Korea Threatens Seth Rogen, George Clooney Gets Angry, And Robin Thicke Is Knocked Out

Female driven drama finally had somewhat of a spotlight of the Critics’ Choice TVAwards, with Orange Is The New Black scoring three whole awards - Best Comedy Series, along with two more awards for Supporting Actress in a Comedy (Kate Mulgrew) and Guest Performer in a Comedy (Uzo Aduba). According to E! News Aduba thanked OITNB showrunner Jenji Kohan "for changing my life."

Uzo Aduba's glamorous ensemble matched her shiny new award.

Meanwhile, in other “actresses winning well-deserved awards” Tatiana Maslany of BBC America’s Orphan Black won for Best Actress in a Drama Series. On Orphan Black, she plays multiple, contrasting roles, centered around the show’s futuristic premise of a woman finding out that her life is the result of a cloning research project. Matthew Mcconaughey won the corresponding award for his work on True Detective.

Continue reading: TV Critics Choice Awards Highlights: "Orange Is The New Black" Wins All The Awards (Sort Of)

Orange Is the New Black is set to return for season two in June. The show's producer, Netflix, made the announcement yesterday (15th February) that the second season will be available from June 6th 2014, as the L.A. Times reports.

Taylor Schilling (L) and Laura Prepon (R) star in Orange Is the New Black.

Orange Is the New Black stars Taylor Schilling as Piper Chapman, an educated middle class woman who is imprisoned on charges of smuggling drug money. The first season of the hit Netflix show concerned Chapman and her fiancé Larry Bloom (Jason Biggs) coming to terms with her imprisonment and attempting to make their relationship work whilst being separated by prison bars. Whilst in the women's prison, Chapman makes friends (and enemies) with a number of her fellow inmates including her former drug-smuggling lover Alex (Laura Prepon); the infatuated "Crazy Eyes" (Uzo Aduba); and religious extremist, Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning). 

Continue reading: 'Orange Is The New Black' Air Date Set For June 6th