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It looks like it could be a scene out of an action flick, or perhaps a bad accident after a stunt gone wrong. Arnie has posted a pic onto WhoSay of himself and Sylvester Stalone in hospital together. Check out this candid photo and what Arnie had to say about the incident.

In late May we learned that Maria Shriver, who is estranged from her cheating husband and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, started exploring her divorce options and today we learn that she’s dropped the hammer and has officially filed for divorce. Because there is no pre-nuptial agreement between Shriver and Schwarzenegger, there will likely be a 50/50 split of assets … which means Maria will likely walk away from her marriage to Arnold with about $200 million. Not a bad parting gift, I’d say.

It’s been a little over a week since we learned that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered an illegitimate child with a household staffer while he was married to wife Maria Shriver 15 years into their marriage. Nothing official has been filed yet but Shriver has been meeting with divorce attorney Laura Wasserman signaling the fact that she is likely to file for divorce soon from her cheating slimeball husband.

In the wake of this week’s shocking news that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger cheated on his wife of 25 years, Maria Shriver, with the family’s live-in housekeeper — with whom he fathered an illegitimate child — today we are learning that Arnold is putting his entertainment career on hold. Since ending his term as the governor of California, Schwarzenegger has been agreeing to appear in various entertainment projects. Yesterday, he issued a statement saying that his return to the world of Entertainment has been put on hold. Additionally, plans for his own comic book/animated series called The Governator have been canceled.

Yesterday we learned the shocking news that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child out of wedlock years ago while married to current wife Maria Shriver. It was reported that Arnold fathered the child, a son, 10 years ago but it turns out that he only learned that he fathered the child 10 years ago because the mother kept the news a secret from him for the first few years of the boy’s life (ie. the boys about 14-16 now, not 10). Today, the identity of the mistress/illegitimate babymama has been revealed … click below to learn about the woman who bore Arnold‘s secret lovechild 14 years ago.

Late last night, the LA Times broke the story that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered an illegitimate child 10 years ago with a household staffer while he was still married to wife Maria Shriver. Arnold issued a mea culpa statement as soon as the news broke but Maria has been silent … until now. Shriver has issued a statement on her husband’s infidelity which you can read in full below.

Last week we learned the somewhat surprising news that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife of 25 years Maria Shriver decided to separate. Today, courtesy of the LA Times, we know why. It turns out that Arnold fathered a lovechild with a member of his household staff 10 years ago, 15 years into his marriage with Maria. It was only this year, back in January, that he told Maria about his lovechild and that was the start of the couple’s separation. Schwarzenegger has issued a statement admitting that he fathered this child out of wedlock, which you can read below in full.

Late yesterday the LA Times broke the very surprising news that former California governor/actor/bodybuilder/Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger and his political opposite wife Maria Shriver (of the famed Kennedy family) decided to separate after 25 years of marriage! Even tho this news came as a shock to many, it is now being reported that the couple have been on the outs for a few months now. In fact, the couple didn’t even spend Mother’s Day together. For whatever reason and for some time now … Maria and Arnold have been DUNZO, y’all!

Arnold Schwarzenegger may not be the governor of California anymore but that doesn’t mean that he isn’t still the Governator. Ahhhnold has teamed up with comic book legend Stan Lee for a new comic book series titled The Governator based on a fictional Schwarzenegger superhero character. Ahhhnold and his Governator character are featured on the cover and in the pages of this week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine.

After yesterday’s ruling by the California Supreme Court to uphold the Prop 8 ban on same-sex marriage, folks began rallying all around the State in an effort to peaceably protest that ruling. Here in West Hollywood, CA last night, celebs gathered with protesters to voice their displeasure with the court’s ruling and to begin building support for a new ballot initiative that will likely make it to the polls next year (2010) to Repeal Prop 8. Here are a few pics of some of the celebs who took to the streets in protest last night and some info about what went down:

After months of legal wrangling, the California Supreme Court announced on Tuesday to uphold a ban on same-sex marriages. Justices voted 6-1 to uphold Proposition 8, the voter-approved ban of gay marriage, dealing a major legal blow to the gay and lesbian community. California residents passed Prop 8 with 52 percent of the vote last November. The court also ruled that the roughly 18,000 marriages that took place before Prop 8 took effect are still valid. “It would be a shocking, strange thing in California law to essentially divorce those couples against their will,” said Jennifer Pizer, a lawyer from Lambda Legal. The crowd that had gathered outside the Supreme Court in San Francisco was mostly made up of gay rights supporters, and there was a huge outcry when the ruling was released at 10 a.m. After the announcement, the crowd began marching through San Francisco streets chanting, “Shame on you.” Crowds converged in West Hollywood Tuesday at 7 p.m. to oppose the state Supreme Court’s ruling. They marched to the intersection of Hollywood Blvd. and Highland Ave., shutting down the intersection. That crowd was estimated to be approximately 5,000 strong. Five states have already legalized gay marriage, and gay marriage supporters had hoped California would be the sixth. The justices said the people do have the right to change their constitution through the ballot box. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger released a statement shortly after the ruling. “While I believe that one day, either the people or courts will recognize gay marriage, as governor of California, I will uphold the decision of the California Supreme Court,” he said. “Regarding the 18,000 marriages that took place prior to Proposition 8′s passage, the court made the right decision in keeping them intact.” The governor encouraged those responding to the decision to do so peacefully and lawfully … In Leimert Park, the ACLU and several faith-based groups held a news conference to respond to the state Supreme Court’s decision. “This is nothing short of apartheid in our own state, that some people were allowed to be married, and others will never have that right,” said Rabbi Denise Eger from Kol Ama Congregation. Local residents Eric Monriquez and Juan Ribera said the announcement was bittersweet for them. While they were happy their marriage would still be recognized by the state, they said they were very disappointed with the ruling. “We’re very sad for other couples,” Ribera said. Gay rights advocates had argued the ballot measure revised the state constitution’s equal protection clause, thus needing the legislature’s approval before it could be put to voters. Six months before Prop 8 passed, the California Supreme Court had ruled in favor of gay marriage, saying that denying gay marriage amounted to state-sanctioned discrimination. Gay rights supporters say the fight is far from over.

Very true, the fight is FAR from over … in fact, it has only just begun. The site RepealProp8.com was launched yesterday in the wake of the court’s ruling that seeks to put the issue back on the ballot for voters to decide again. Because California allows the amendment of the State constitution by a simple voter majority, the issue can go back on the ballot for voters to decide — again. The vote was so close last November that supporters, me included, believe that another vote would be sure to legalize same-sex marriage here in California. If YOU would like info on how you can help the cause, head over to RepealProp8.com. There is still a long road ahead but if we’ve learned nothing from the 5 States that have legalized same-sex marriage in this country, we’ve learned that true marriage equality for all will eventually come — even in places you’d least expect. Much props and love goes out to the celebs who came out to rally last night … including, Kathy Griffin & her mother Maggie, Deborah Gibson, Haylie Duff, Emmy Rossum, Lance Bass, Eliza Dushku and more. Eliza posted photos on her official Twitter page thruout the night. Props, too, to Governor Schwarzenegger for his support as well … here is a short vid clip of his comments to Jay Leno on The Tonight Show last night:

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