Mandate, one of the companies behind "Juno," has optioned "I'm With Cancer," a comedic autobiographical spec script that Rogen will produce. The "Knocked Up" star also will have a supporting role in the film.

"Cancer" is writer Will Reiser's autobiographical account of his struggle to beat cancer, with the story centering on a 25-year-old who finds out he has the disease. Reiser was a producer and field producer on HBO's "Da Ali G Show" and VH1's "Best Week Ever."

Also producing are Rogen's writing-produ

The 23-year-old appeared in a Malibu courtroom Wednesday on a probation violation for a previous drug conviction.

Records show Judge Scott Millington ordered O'Neal into a two-week detox program after he admitted he had relapsed.

Neither O'Neal nor his father, actor Ryan O'Neal, have been charged after being arrested in mid-September. Deputies searched the O'Neals' Malibu home as part of Redmond's probation and say they found drugs in both men's living areas.

Ryan O'Neal's attorney has denied that any of the drugs belonged to the actor.

Redmond is th

Brinkley lawyer Robert Stephan Cohen said Thursday that Peter Cook must keep the couple's two children away from the Barbara Walters interview scheduled to air on ABC while he has custody of them this weekend.

"His parenting has to be away from his home and he can't expose them to the `20/20' broadcast" airing Friday night, Cohen said.

The attorney also filed papers in Suffolk County seeking a temporary restraining order; the divorce became official Sept. 29.

Cook's attorney, Norman Sheresky, did not im

First up, the dynamic duo of Carell and Hathaway. Already on board for a Get Smart sequel, now they have each landed deals that will keep them fiirmly entrenched on Hollywood's A-list.

According to Variety, Carell is teaming with Warner Bros. to form his own production company, Carousel Productions, with former Daily Show cohort (and brother of Ellen) Vance DeGeneres and old Second City pal Charlie Hartsock. Carell and crew will begin working on their own ideas after he wraps the current s

"To be honest, I prayed about it," Alex Kendrick said. "I said, `God, would you give me an idea that will impact all of our culture.'"

While he was out jogging and praying one day, the idea for "Fireproof" came to him. He footed it over to his brother's house about a mile away and told him the story: A firefighter who lives by the mantra "never leave your partner behind" at work is about to do just that in his personal life.

The movie, which has a strong faith-based message and was made with a budget of just $500,000 and a volunteer cast that includes former