Longtime Hollywood agent Ed Limato, whose clients included Steve Martin, Richard Gere and Denzel Washington, died this past Saturday at age 73, the Associated Press reports. The well-known agent died of lung disease at his home in Beverly Hills, Sarah Ceglarski of the William Morris Endeavor Entertainment Agency said.

Limato began his career as an assistant to Frano Zeffirelli, an Italian filmmaker. Zeffeirelli's agent eventually helped him get a job in the mailroom of Ashley-Famous Agency in New York--which soon became International Creative Management. He worked his way up in the company until he was a partner and co-president.

The legendary agent then moved to William Morris where his roster over the years included A-list stars Marlon Brando, Kevin Costner, Billy Crystal, Mel Gibson and Sharon Stone.

Marcus York, who recurs as business park manager Billy Merchant on 'The Office,' doesn't just play a guy in a wheelchair -- it's the life he's lived since a car accident rendered him paraplegic. Which is why he works with SCI Cure, a foundation striving to help those afflicted by spinal cord injury. Their goal? "Accelerate research and get us out of wheelchairs as quickly as possible!"

The fast track to that goal is research and clinical trials, and the fast track to that is to donate $1 -- a dollar that could win you and a friend an all-inclusive trip to a taping of 'The Office.' That's right -- a chance at airfare and a two-night hotel stay for you and a guest, transportation to the studio, and a meet-and-greet with cast members ... for a buck.

"The winner can expect to meet a cast and crew that are probably some of the friendliest people in Hollywood," York (pictured here with Steve Carell), tells PopEater. "And it would certainly assist in bringing in the funding to help the millions of paralyzed individuals worldwide."

Nothing lasts forever. (Except cellulite.) But when it comes to celluloid, not even the best shows can hang on indefinitely.

Steve Carell is leaving 'The Office' after next season, Larry King will switch off the mic this fall and Oprah will step down from her daytime TV throne next year -- so how will these shows (or the holes they leave in their timeslots) fare without their star attractions? Before we get to that answer, let's saunter down memory lane and examine what happened to old hit shows when their head honcho or honchette, leading lady or proverbial King of the World, left for lives outside the magical box of television.

According to TMZ.com, Jessica Simpson has a new man, and surprise, surprise, he used to be a baller!

The singer-actress has admitted that she started dating former NFLer Eric Johnson last month and sources say they are smitten with each other.

One said: "They are very happy."

Johnson -- who has previously played for the San Francisco 49ers and the New Orleans Saints -- split from his wife earlier this year and filed for divorce in February.

Actor Johnathon Schaech and Jana Kramer exchanged vows during a July 4 wedding, OK! Magazine reports.

"Jana and Johnathon were married in an intimate outdoor ceremony in Glen Arbor, MI to the witness of 100 close friends and family," a rep for Schaech said. The 26-year-old 'One Tree Hill' wore a custom-made Jim Hjelm wedding gown.

The couple met on the set of the movie' Prom Night' and on December 22, 2009, Schaech popped the question.

Schaech was previously married to actress Christina Applegate, but the pair divorced in 2007.

Since we just passed the halfway point of 2010 -- where has it gone? -- we thought it was time to take stock of the most popular stories so far this year. Here at PopEater HQ , we did some number-crunchin' to calculate which headlines you, our faithful readers, clicked on most from January to June. Some were obvious, some were shocking, some were funny, and oh-so-many were tragic. All have one big thing in common -- they were all extremely popular. Starting with ...

25. John Goodman Looks Better Than Ever! Goodman showed up at a red carpet event in June looking fitter and healthier than ever. He was significantly heavier as recently as October 2009 [below left, in Germany]. The 'Big Lebowski' and 'Roseanne' star turned 58 on June 20. Read More on How He Did It >>>



24. Brittany Murphy's Cause of Death Determined. The 'Clueless' actress's death was accidental, the LA County Coroner determined in February. According to the coroner's findings, the 32-year-old died of community acquired pneumonia, iron deficiency anemia and multiple drug intoxication -- which included prescription and over-the-counter drugs. More Details on Her Death >>>

23.Olivia Newton-John's Ex: I'm Alive, Now Stop Looking For Me. The former boyfriend of Olivia Newton-John, who vanished five years ago, has given private investigators conclusive proof he is alive in the hopes that everyone will now leave him alone. Patrick McDermott, missing since a 2005 fishing trip in California, reportedly sent voice messages and other documents to Philip Klein, who was hired by NBC's 'Dateline' to track him down. Read More on the Mystery Solved >>>

Countdown More Top Moments After the Jump

The Fourth of July weekend isn't over yet and there's still fun, sun, and sand waiting for all who elect to beachify themselves in celebration.

Celebrities certainly don't waste a moment catching rays and waves and showing off their glamorous bods all summer -- and who are we to complain?!

After the jump, watch our Girls on Pop run down the best celebrity beach bodies (Kim Kardashian! Mario Lopez! Geri Halliwell! My oh my!) and see some sizzling photos.