A judge said Monday that Michael Jackson's longtime attorney and a family friend should take over the pop singer's estate for now, rejecting a request from Jackson's mother to be put in charge. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff backed attorney John Branca and music executive John McClain, who had been designated in Jackson's 2002 will as the people he wanted to administer his estate. Attorneys for the pop singer's mother repeatedly objected to their appointment at Monday's court hearing. Jackson died June 25, deeply in debt.

Jenna Fischer returned from her European vacation with a brand new diamond ring. 'The Office' star will wed writer Lee Kirk, her rep confirms to Usmagazine.com. The couple were engaged on June 30 and have been dating since January 2008.

Cameron Diaz often is doing quite a bit to break the perception that many have of her (goofy blonde rom-com queen) these days. She's taking a dramatic turn in 'My Sister's Keeper,' and in V Magazine's 'Beauty Issue,' a leather-and- tattoo clad Cameron graces the cover. Inside the magazine, Diaz opines on her career, perception and also whether or not kids are on her horizon. Check Out the Gorgeous Pics and Quotes!:

Photographer: Are you ready to fight for your children, Debbie?
Debbie Rowe: Are you ready to get your butt kicked?

The Oscar-nominated film 'Downfall' -- about Hitler's last days during the end of World War II -- has seen a surge in popularity thanks to clever YouTube members creating parodies of the clips. For example, it's a good thing that 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' comes out in theaters next week, because someone was a little ticked off that it got postponed. Watch It and More (Warning: Mature)

The sweet sound of wedding bells was the only thing 'American Idol' judge Kara DioGuardi was hearing this weekend, as she wed her contractor boyfriend Mike McCuddy on July 5, In Touch Weekly is exclusively reporting. "I feel great," DioGuardi says. "What was most unbelievable about the experience was when I looked out at the church and saw all these people that were so important to me and Mike ... I was very emotional and I'm not somebody who breaks down and cries," she said.

In an attempt to raise awareness about the unrecognized efforts of U.S. teachers, police officers, veterans and volunteers, New York congressman Peter King decided to rip Michael Jackson apart. King takes a swift jab at society for putting Jackson on a pedestal, calling the singer a "low life" and "child molester." King adds, "He may have been a good singer, but the bottom line is would you let your child or grandchild be in the same room as Michael Jackson?" Watch >>