When Emma Watson started college in the U.S., all she wanted was to be a normal college student. Unfortunately for the Harry Potter starlet, many of her fellow Harvard students aren't willing to let that happen. Watson, a freshman at the prestigious university, attempted to blend in at a school football game. A Harvard student magazine refused to leave Emma be, claiming beforehand that they would be "possibly stalking" her during the game. Students from the magazine then proceeded to, well, stalk Watson, posting Twitter updates throughout the game as to her whereabouts and doings. According to The New York Post, Watson was left "quite shaken" by the incidents. So much for blending in!
Funnyman Will Ferrell is set to become a father - again! Ferrell and his wife, Viveca Paulin, are expecting a baby boy in January 2010. The new boy will join the couple's two other sons, Magnus, 5, and Mattias, 2.
The Travolta extortion trial is well under way in the Bahamas, with Travolta fighting back against a local paramedic and attorney who he claims threatened to imply he was responsible for his son Jett's death if not paid $25 million dollars. According to recent testimony by Travolta, a consent document which Travolta signed upon the paramedic's arrival was at the heart of the issue. The two accused allegedly threatened to sell information to the media, inferring that Travolta intended his son to die or was in some other way culpable. The trial continues.
Elizabeth Smart, 21, is finally set to testify against Brian David Mitchell, the man who allegedly abducted her from her bedroom and held her captive for months as a "plural wife." Much to Elizabeth and her family's frustration, the case has dragged on for years, with Brian David Mitchell's competency being the main issue. Mitchell has done his best to make things difficult, interrupting previous competency hearings by humming or singing religious tunes. Smart and her family are ready to see justice served, even though Elizabeth may be questioned for several hours by federal prosecutors and defense attorneys. "Whatever happens," says her father, Ed Smart, "Elizabeth is prepared."