Tuesday Morning Round-Up

Hey Pop-Tarts -- here's a quick round-up to get you started this Tuesday morning:

Big(ger) News:

Despite its bad reception at Cannes, Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds put Harvey and Bob Weinstein back on top, coming in number one at the box office with just over $38 million, pushing back District 9 and G.I. Joe to second and third place, respectively, and the ladies stayed in the top five with The Time Traveler's Wife and Julie & Julia in fourth and fifth. (Variety)

Late last night, E!'s Giuliana Rancic flashed on my screen and reported breaking news that Michael Jackson's death has been ruled a homicide. Whether it was accidental or on purpose has yet to be determined. Looks like MJ's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray will be facing even tougher times ahead. (E! News)

Hollywood loser Lindsay Lohan's house was burglarized over the weekend. So far no one's specualting whether or not she hired people to do this to keep herself in the headlines. I'm kidding, I'm kidding... (People)

The Hollywood Gossip Barrel is so empty that we're scraping the bottom, and one of the more interesting stories is this Ryan Jenkins-Jasmine Fiore murder case, which can now add a suicide. Reality no-lister Fiore's body was found mutilated in a dumpster last week (horrifying and sad, for sure), and over the weekend the murder suspect, her husband Jenkins, was found hanging in a Canadian hotel. (E! News)
VH1 cancels reality shows featuring Jenkins. (People)
Click here to read about Fiore's murder.
Click here to read about Jenkins.

Other News from Entertainment-Land:

Googling certain celebrities could implant computer bugs that you don't want. Googler beware! (E! News)

Melanie Griffith makes a pilgrimage to rehab. (E! News)

Broadway faces its own August slump... (Variety)

...but "White Christmas" is coming back to the Marquis Theater for its second holiday go 'round on the Great White Way. (Variety)

Photogs caught Frances Bean Cobain with a cig in hand. (Perez Hilton)

There's going to be a Hancock 2 ... do you care? Well, Hollywood does. And producers have hired the writers. Always nice to know there's a deal before there's a script, isn't it? (The Hollywood Reporter)

Vibe Magazine, it turns out, is not dead after all. (NY Times)

That's a wrap for today!