Rhona Mitra, the gorgeous English actress who stars in ABC's deliciously fun new hit, 'The Gates' is deeply involved in the gulf cleanup. The show films in Louisiana so Mitra has spent countless hours working with the charity Global Green. She is eloquent and outraged by what has been going on, describing BP's handling of the disaster which she calls, "shocking," an, "embarrassment," and likens BP paying fishing trawlers as, "going round to your house, beating up your mum and now paying you for the honor of wiping up her tears."

'Bones' star David Boreanaz is facing a sexual harassment lawsuit, RadarOnline.com reports.

Gloria Allred, who represents the actress accusing Boreanaz, told Radar, "Today we have filed a lawsuit on behalf of Kristina Hagan, an actress, against David Boreanaz, in employment. Hagan is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federal of Television and Radio Artists."

"She is an actress who is working towards her goals, but who like many other actresses has not be able to achieve them. For that reason she is extremely vulnerable as many actresses are in Hollywood," the attorney added.

"Ms. Hagan's allegations are set forth her lawsuit. We will have no further comment on them," she finished.

Cameron Diaz isn't ashamed of being called a serial dater. In fact, she tells UK's Stylist Magazine that she's not looking to settle down in a long-term relationship.

"I think the big misconception in our society is that we're supposed to meet the one when we're 18, and we're supposed to get married to them and love them for the rest of our lives. Bulls**t," she said.

"Who would want to be with the same person for 80 years?" Diaz added. "Why not break it up a little bit."

The Naked Cowboy of Times Square (alias Robert Burck) recently filed a lawsuit against lewd imitator Naked Cowgirl in Manhattan federal court. The Cowboy's case rests on the fact that Sandra Brodsky has infringed his copyright and damaged his brand since 2008, Burck's manager, Todd Rubenstein, tells PopEater.

Rubenstein says Brodsky, who also goes by the name Sandy Kane, assumes Naked Cowgirl doesn't fall under the registered trademark of the Naked Cowboy, and "she is sadly mistaken."

"It's infringement; she's basically stealing intellectual property. She's gonna lose," Rubenstein tells us of the lawsuit. "And then she'll probably continue doing what she's doing, she'll be found in contempt of federal court, and she'll be incarcerated. That's the sad part about it."

Katy Perry is baring almost everything on the cover of her upcoming album 'Teenage Dream.'

The album's artwork was created by NYC-based artist Will Cotton, who is known for his art direction in her sweet 'California Gurls' music video. Her highly anticipated second album hits stores Aug. 24.

"Oh my God, what will my mother think?" Perry said after showing off the cover during a live Ustream chat Wednesday.

"It's so gorgeous. I'm so excited. I'm nervous. I'm shaking a bit. This will be my first piece of real art," Perry added.

Color Me Badd crooner Bryan Abrams was arrested in Hawaii this week after an argument with his wife took a violent turn. The 'I Wanna Sex You Up' star is accused of throwing his wife across a room, according to various reports, including a police blotter story in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

Police in nearby Waikiki took Abrams into custody on Tuesday and booked him on suspicion of harassment. He was then released on his own recognizance. The woman's name has not been released.

The former pop star's mugshot is shown here alongside a photo from 1992.

It's been more than three years since Maroon 5's last album, but fans won't have to wait much longer to hear the group's new music. The quintet kicks off a national tour July 30 in support of its newest release, 'Hands All Over,' which hits stores Sept. 21.

PopEater caught up with the band during tour rehearsals in Los Angeles, where they previewed tracks from 'Hands All Over' and discussed the writing process for their new album. "The lyrics are very emotional on this record," keyboardist Jesse Carmichael said, "and I think the lyrics stepped up -- more than anything on this record -- to be very mature."

For this album, the band worked with producer Mutt Lange, who has produced albums for artists such as AC/DC and the Cars. "The whole process of writing this album was we push ourselves or be pushed by Mutt as hard as necessary," frontman Adam Levine said. "We've never really worked with anybody who challenged us like that." Check out the exclusive footage from PopEater's interview below.