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Elisabeth Hasselbeck appears on the ABC show 'The View' on Sept. 14, 2011 Elisabeth Hasselbeck has a "long-term contract" with "The View," a rep for the ABC daytime talk show said Friday in response to reports that say the conservative co-host is set to leave her job after nine years. A day earlier, the network announced that panelist Joy Behar, one of the last original cast members, would depart the series. The 70-year-old said she plans to concentrate on other projects. The news outlets Us Weekly, TV Newser, Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter reported that Hasselbeck would not be back for season 17 in the fall. Each publication cited its own sources. "Elisabeth Hasselbeck is a valued member of 'The View' and has a long-term contract," a ABC Entertainment Group spokesperson said in a statement obtained by OTRC.com on Friday, in response to the reports. Hasselbeck has not commented. "The View" debuted in 1997 with four co-ho

Freddie Mitchell Fred Ex and his hands are going to jail? Say it isn’t so? He was just on Millionaire Matchmaker (never trust reality show titles), but now he is going to be making license plates at the penitentiary?  The People’s Champ, is now going to be the Prison’s Champ? Cold world.     Former Eagles wide receiver Freddie Mitchell faces up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to his role in a tax-fraud scheme.     Mitchell and two others filed false tax returns on behalf of another athlete, identified only with the initials “A.G.” The plan was devised to receive a larger refund from the IRS and was done without the other athlete’s knowledge. Mitchell’s role was to recruit athletes and the two others filed the returns while also charging for their services as tax preparers. The maximum sentence is 10 years in prison, but I doubt that Mitchell gets that much, but by pleading guilty, he will probably have to spend some time behind bars and face a hefty fine up to

Christa Miller's bag Christa Miller, 48, empties out her purse for Us. The star of Cougar Town (TBS Tuesdays, 10 P.M.) says her Tod's D-Styling tote enhances any outfit. "I like to carry a nice bag because then I can wear t-shits and jeans all the time!" says mom to Charlotte 12, Will, 10, and Henry, 6 (with producer husband Bill Lawrence). So what's she packing inside? Instant Updo "I love Goody's Spin Pins. They're super cheap and look like corkscrews. You just gather your hair and screw them into a bun." Spec Style "I always have two pairs of glasses: geeky black Warby Parker frames and Wayfarer Ray Bans. Those are key!" Say Cheese "I'm also a photographer. I usually carry a big camera with me but if I'm running around, my little Canon Powershot is fantastic." Buddy System "Courtney Cox got me this Laura Mercier tinted moisturizer. She wears it too! If one of us finds a product we love, we buy it for the o

Joe Francis attends the Beekman Beer Garden Beach Club grand opening party on June 7, 2011 in New York City. Two tickets to paradise, please! Joe Francis ' super-exclusive Mexican resort has been the vacation destination of choice for Hollywood's rich-and-famous -- and now Francis is opening the doors of Casa Aramara to other clientele, too. On Friday, March 8, the Girls Gone Wild entrepreneur announced that he had decided to make his Punta Mita estate available to rent. Previously, the 40,000-square-foot property was accessible only to those who had been personally invited by Francis himself. Casa Aramara "Casa Aramara is one of the most luxurious private resort properties in the world, and I'm thrilled to announce that this incredible, one-of-a-kind destination is now available for the few discriminating people who only want the finest life has to offer," Francis tells Us Weekly exclusively. Guests at the resort will hav

Former Notre Dame and Chicago Bears player Chris Zorich, is introduced as a 2007 inductee to the College Football Hall of Fame at a news conference in New York. An ex-Chicago Bear charged with tax evasion is prepared to plead guilty to four misdemeanor counts of not filing income tax returns. The player, defensive lineman Chris Zorich, made more than $1 million during that period. Some of that income reportedly came from a charity that Zorich founded, one that continued to take in donations even after the non-profit organization stopped doing any charitable work. Attorney Matthias Lydon said the ex-Chicago Bear charged with tax evasion could face up to four years in prison, but hopes to avoid any jail time. “He’s been looking forward to the day he could start putting this behind him,” Lydon told the The Associated Press. The ex-Chicago Bear could be facing more charges. The state of Illinois is investigating the activities of the Chris Zorich Foundation, which ceased it

Demi Moore is 'beyond heartbroken' over Ashton Kutcher's new romance. The couple ended their marriage last year following allegations that Ashton had been cheating on her with a number of women. But after pictures surfaced of the Two And A Half Men actor kissing new love Mila Kunis, Demi, 49, reportedly became hysterical. New romance: Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have recently started dating, pictured together here last month  Hot couple: The pair have know each other from their days as co-stars on That 70s Show A source told RadarOnline: 'Demi is devastated that Ashton has moved on so quickly and is dating Mila. She is beyond heartbroken. Heartache: The actor's estranged wife Demi Moore is said to have turned hysterical after seeing pictures of him kissing Mila 'Even though Ashton cheated on her all the time, it was with random girls, it wasn't a relationship like it is with Mila and th

Mark Cuban is an American businessma The Chicago Bulls had a midair scare while flying en route to Indianapolis this past Saturday for a road contest against the Indiana Pacers. After having to drive to the city for the eventual 97-92 loss, Tom Thibodeau's squad got some valuable help from an unlikely source—Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. ESPN Chicago reports that Cuban allowed the Bulls to use his Mavericks team plane to fly to San Antonio on Monday to play the Spurs, provided that they return after the game on Wednesday. Apparently, the bizarre transportation situation has not translated to success on the court for Chicago. The team lost 101-83 after being outscored by 23 points in the second half, marking their second straight defeat. Although he hasn't made a splash on the court since signing a 10-day contract earlier this month, Bulls forward Lou Amundson tweeted out a photo aboard Cuban's plane, giving thanks to the outspoken businessman. Bill Wennington, a r