Paris Hilton canceled her Asia tour and returned home when she was denied entry at Tokyo's airport Wednesday following a drug violation in the U.S. "I'm going back home, and I look forward to coming back to Japan in the future," said Hilton. / AP
David Hasselhoff was the first celebrity voted off the new season of "Dancing With the Stars." Hasselhoff and his partner, Kym Johnson, were ousted from the program Tuesday after performing just one dance. In other news, the "DWTS" debut was up 18 percent over last season's opener. / AP, USATD1
A lawyer said Lindsay Lohan is "satisfied" to have resolved her $100 million New York City lawsuit over an E-Trade television commercial featuring talking babies. Lohan reached a settlement with the brokerage before withdrawing the lawsuit a day earlier. The terms of the agreement are confidential. In other news, Lohan recently "went crazy" trying to find out who was with Samantha Ronson when she jetted off to Nicole Richie's bachelorette party in Cabo. / AP, NYP14
Wyclef Jean has officially withdrawn from Haiti's presidential race. The hip-hop artist will not challenge an electoral commission that deemed him unqualified to run in the Nov. 28 race. / DN31
Shakira performed last night at Madison Square Garden. Those in attendance included Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, along with the former president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, Queen Rania of Jordan and actor Jim Carrey. / AP, DN16, NYP44
Robert Linhart, a retired FDNY firefighter, was busted for the second time yesterday outside of Madonna's Upper West Side apartment, where he displayed signs professing his love for her. "Madonna, I need you," said a sign. / NYP7
"American Idol" will announce its new judges today in a webcast and L.A. press conference. / USATD1
Katherine Heigl appears on the cover of October's InStyle. In the issue she talks about how her role as a mother in the upcoming movie "Life As We Know It" parallels her role in real-life. / NYP23
Ne-Yo is expecting a baby girl due in January with Monyetta Shaw. When he was seen at a private cocktail party threw by Denise Richards at her Fifth Ave. apartment, the singer said, "I'm learning that pregnant women like to cry a lot." / DN9, NYP12
Alicia Keys will host her annual Black Ball at Hammerstein Ballroom Sept. 30 and perform with Jay-Z and Sade—eight-months pregnant. / NYP13
Michael Douglas left with Catherine Zeta-Jones after walking the red carpet for the premiere of "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps." Those at the after-party at Cipriani 42nd Street included Warren Buffett, Carey Mulligan, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, Josh Brolin, Frank Langella, Susan Sarandon, Pat Riley, Pepe Fanjul, Woody Johnson, Brett Ratner, Tyra Banks, and Joel and Ethan Coen. / NYP14
Elisabeth Moss was seen on Monday night partying at Butter on Lafayette St. Earlier that day Moss' lawyers filed for her divorce from Fred Armisen. Sources said that she was in a "great mood" that night. / DN9
Maggie Gyllenhaal attended the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting yesterday and was excited to have met Bill Clinton. "He was what I imagined he might be," she said. "He was so graceful and smart and powerful and kind." / DN9
Christie Brinkley and Gyalwang Drukpa were seen walking the red carpet the other night at the Waldorf-Astoria. / NYP13
David Schwimmer, Michelle Yeoh, Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick are expected for a fundraiser tomorrow night at Asia House. / NYP13
Diane Lane said that she is "a little fuzzy" about recently published reports that her relationship with Jon Bon Jovi fell apart when Bon Jovi caught her with his guitarist Richie Sambora. / DN9
Emilio Estevez was the only "Breakfast Cub" member who wasn't at the Film Society of Lincoln Center on Monday night to observe the 25th anniversary of the movie and pay tribute to its director. / DN9
Gisele Bundchen says that she loves being a mother—and advises other women to wait for the right man before starting a family. She was seen presenting awards at Monday's Important Dinner for Women. / NYP12
Stephanie Seymour and Peter Brant have been scouting out townhouses on both sides of Central Park since Monday with Brown Harris Stevens broker Elizabeth Sample. / NYP12
Frank Sinatra Jr. was seen at his father's favorite restaurant, Patsy's, on Sunday night. The following evening he sang the national anthem at the George Steinbrenner tribute at Yankee Stadium. / DN9
Cher's final curtain on her headline show on the Las Vegas Strip is set for Feb. 5 after about 200 shows. Tickets for Cher's final run of shows starting Jan. 11 will go on sale Saturday. / AP
Mark Burnett is creating a weekday talk show for Oprah Winfrey's forthcoming cable channel. The show will have a panel format and feature multiple hosts. It doesn't have a name yet, but is scheduled to premiere in January. / AP
"Live With Regis & Kelly" is heading outdoors today to broadcast live from Central Park as part of the show's High-Heel-A-Thon benefit race. Kristin Chenoweth, Annalynne McCord and Kelly Ripa will be at the starting line. / DN76
Joaquin Phoenix is scheduled to return to the David Letterman show tonight to promote his new film, "I'm Still Here." / DN36
HBO has renewed "Boardwalk Empire" after Sunday's premiere episode took in nearly 5 million viewers. / DN76, NYP69
"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" is coming back for its tenth - and possibly last - season with former star Vincent D'Onofrio who will return as police Detective Robert Goren. / AP, USATD1
Seth Meyers is returning to the ESPY Awards as host next year. Meyers will handle the sports gig for the second consecutive year. The show airs live on ESPN on July 13 from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. / AP
Photos in the Daily News: Shakira performing at Madison Square Garden last night, Sarah Jessica Parker arriving at the Burberry fashion show in London, Alex Rodriguez and Ingrid Casares making a Starbucks run before heading to A-Rod's apartment, Michael Douglas walking his daughter to school, Beth Ostrosky Stern shopping in the city, Kate Winslet and Louis Dowler at a party in Spain, Alec Baldwin with a police officer outside "The Late Show With David Letterman." / DN16, DN9, DN8
Photos in the Post: Shakira performing at Madison Square Garden last night, Kelly Bensimon riding a bicycle in Central Park yesterday while filming for the new season of "The Real Housewives of New York," Carey Mulligan at the premiere of "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps," James Gandolfini getting caught running a stop sign and talking on his cell phone yesterday morning in Beverly Hills, Alex Rodriguez and Ingrid Casares making a Starbucks run before heading to A-Rod's apartment, Kate Winslet and Louis Dowler at a photo exhibition yesterday in a Madrid museum. / NYP44, NYP14, NYP13, NYP3
David Hasselhoff was the first celebrity voted off the new season of "Dancing With the Stars." Hasselhoff and his partner, Kym Johnson, were ousted from the program Tuesday after performing just one dance. In other news, the "DWTS" debut was up 18 percent over last season's opener. / AP, USATD1
A lawyer said Lindsay Lohan is "satisfied" to have resolved her $100 million New York City lawsuit over an E-Trade television commercial featuring talking babies. Lohan reached a settlement with the brokerage before withdrawing the lawsuit a day earlier. The terms of the agreement are confidential. In other news, Lohan recently "went crazy" trying to find out who was with Samantha Ronson when she jetted off to Nicole Richie's bachelorette party in Cabo. / AP, NYP14
Wyclef Jean has officially withdrawn from Haiti's presidential race. The hip-hop artist will not challenge an electoral commission that deemed him unqualified to run in the Nov. 28 race. / DN31
Shakira performed last night at Madison Square Garden. Those in attendance included Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, along with the former president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, Queen Rania of Jordan and actor Jim Carrey. / AP, DN16, NYP44
Robert Linhart, a retired FDNY firefighter, was busted for the second time yesterday outside of Madonna's Upper West Side apartment, where he displayed signs professing his love for her. "Madonna, I need you," said a sign. / NYP7
"American Idol" will announce its new judges today in a webcast and L.A. press conference. / USATD1
Katherine Heigl appears on the cover of October's InStyle. In the issue she talks about how her role as a mother in the upcoming movie "Life As We Know It" parallels her role in real-life. / NYP23
Ne-Yo is expecting a baby girl due in January with Monyetta Shaw. When he was seen at a private cocktail party threw by Denise Richards at her Fifth Ave. apartment, the singer said, "I'm learning that pregnant women like to cry a lot." / DN9, NYP12
Alicia Keys will host her annual Black Ball at Hammerstein Ballroom Sept. 30 and perform with Jay-Z and Sade—eight-months pregnant. / NYP13
Michael Douglas left with Catherine Zeta-Jones after walking the red carpet for the premiere of "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps." Those at the after-party at Cipriani 42nd Street included Warren Buffett, Carey Mulligan, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, Josh Brolin, Frank Langella, Susan Sarandon, Pat Riley, Pepe Fanjul, Woody Johnson, Brett Ratner, Tyra Banks, and Joel and Ethan Coen. / NYP14
Elisabeth Moss was seen on Monday night partying at Butter on Lafayette St. Earlier that day Moss' lawyers filed for her divorce from Fred Armisen. Sources said that she was in a "great mood" that night. / DN9
Maggie Gyllenhaal attended the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting yesterday and was excited to have met Bill Clinton. "He was what I imagined he might be," she said. "He was so graceful and smart and powerful and kind." / DN9
Christie Brinkley and Gyalwang Drukpa were seen walking the red carpet the other night at the Waldorf-Astoria. / NYP13
David Schwimmer, Michelle Yeoh, Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick are expected for a fundraiser tomorrow night at Asia House. / NYP13
Diane Lane said that she is "a little fuzzy" about recently published reports that her relationship with Jon Bon Jovi fell apart when Bon Jovi caught her with his guitarist Richie Sambora. / DN9
Emilio Estevez was the only "Breakfast Cub" member who wasn't at the Film Society of Lincoln Center on Monday night to observe the 25th anniversary of the movie and pay tribute to its director. / DN9
Gisele Bundchen says that she loves being a mother—and advises other women to wait for the right man before starting a family. She was seen presenting awards at Monday's Important Dinner for Women. / NYP12
Stephanie Seymour and Peter Brant have been scouting out townhouses on both sides of Central Park since Monday with Brown Harris Stevens broker Elizabeth Sample. / NYP12
Frank Sinatra Jr. was seen at his father's favorite restaurant, Patsy's, on Sunday night. The following evening he sang the national anthem at the George Steinbrenner tribute at Yankee Stadium. / DN9
Cher's final curtain on her headline show on the Las Vegas Strip is set for Feb. 5 after about 200 shows. Tickets for Cher's final run of shows starting Jan. 11 will go on sale Saturday. / AP
Mark Burnett is creating a weekday talk show for Oprah Winfrey's forthcoming cable channel. The show will have a panel format and feature multiple hosts. It doesn't have a name yet, but is scheduled to premiere in January. / AP
"Live With Regis & Kelly" is heading outdoors today to broadcast live from Central Park as part of the show's High-Heel-A-Thon benefit race. Kristin Chenoweth, Annalynne McCord and Kelly Ripa will be at the starting line. / DN76
Joaquin Phoenix is scheduled to return to the David Letterman show tonight to promote his new film, "I'm Still Here." / DN36
HBO has renewed "Boardwalk Empire" after Sunday's premiere episode took in nearly 5 million viewers. / DN76, NYP69
"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" is coming back for its tenth - and possibly last - season with former star Vincent D'Onofrio who will return as police Detective Robert Goren. / AP, USATD1
Seth Meyers is returning to the ESPY Awards as host next year. Meyers will handle the sports gig for the second consecutive year. The show airs live on ESPN on July 13 from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. / AP
Photos in the Daily News: Shakira performing at Madison Square Garden last night, Sarah Jessica Parker arriving at the Burberry fashion show in London, Alex Rodriguez and Ingrid Casares making a Starbucks run before heading to A-Rod's apartment, Michael Douglas walking his daughter to school, Beth Ostrosky Stern shopping in the city, Kate Winslet and Louis Dowler at a party in Spain, Alec Baldwin with a police officer outside "The Late Show With David Letterman." / DN16, DN9, DN8
Photos in the Post: Shakira performing at Madison Square Garden last night, Kelly Bensimon riding a bicycle in Central Park yesterday while filming for the new season of "The Real Housewives of New York," Carey Mulligan at the premiere of "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps," James Gandolfini getting caught running a stop sign and talking on his cell phone yesterday morning in Beverly Hills, Alex Rodriguez and Ingrid Casares making a Starbucks run before heading to A-Rod's apartment, Kate Winslet and Louis Dowler at a photo exhibition yesterday in a Madrid museum. / NYP44, NYP14, NYP13, NYP3
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