Megan Fox to Star in Knocked Up Sequel

Megan Fox can definitely make movie goers swoon. But can she make us laugh?
Judd Apatow wants to find out.
The man behind Seth Rogen's breakout role 2007's Knocked Up has now set his sights on making Fox into a comedic actress, casting her in his upcoming sequel to that hit. It will center on Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann, who are reprising the characters of Pete and Debbie.

Says Apatow of the project:

"People were really taken by those characters. I think people really emotionally connected to the challenges of their marriage and I thought, you know, they were only a small portion of the movie. I'm a television writer, so I always want another episode. I always want another 80 episodes."

It's unknown what role this gorgeous Armani model will play, but it should be an interesting career move for the actress. Maybe she can take her shirt off during a scene or two.

Ashley Hebert: A "Different Kind" of Bachelorette

Ashley Hebert is the fourth straight Bachelorette star (DeAnna Pappas, Jillian Harris and Ali Fedotowsky) to emerge from the previous season of The Bachelor.
But Mike Fleiss, creator of both shows, says Ash is a "different kind" of star.
He calls choosing the dental student, who failed to find love with Brad Womack this winter, and who will graduate later this year, a "good step" for the show.

"I think it's a cool lesson for young ladies out there to see an accomplished woman still struggling to put the personal side of her life together," Fleiss told EW.
"That's something a lot of women can relate to. So she will be a different kind of Bachelorette." Host-pimp Chris Harrison also says she'll "do great" in the role.
Ashley Hebert is "a spitfire," he says. "If you get to know her, which you will, she has great charisma and charm that just puts everybody at ease."
Says Chantal O'Brien, who Brad Womack rejected on Monday's finale:
"She definitely has a spunky personality and a ton of energy so, if anything, I think those guys will have to step up their game to keep up with her!"