After being involved in what could have been a tragic jet ski crash, Sean Kingston has been moved from critical to stable condition at a Miami hospital. The 'Beautiful Girls' singer and a female passenger were rushed to the emergency room after their jet ski collided with a bridge on Sunday evening.

According to People, a bystander "tended" to the hip-hop star and the unidentified female before medics were able to arrive at the scene and transport the pair to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center.

"Sean Kingston is now stabilized and has moved from the trauma unit to ICU," Kingston's publicist said in a public statement. "Sean's family thanks everyone for their prayers and support during this time."

It's being reported that Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi has been taken into police custody in Italy, after hitting a police car. According to TMZ, the reality star was driving around the city of Florence when she rammed into a local cop car, wedging her and co-star Deena Cortese in the vehicle.

A source tells TMZ that "zero alcohol was involved," and no injuries were reported. Witnesses said Cortese had to climb out the window of the car Snooki was driving, as it was stuck between a highway security wall and the cop car. Sources also tell TMZ that although Snooki has been taken into custody it is not a formal arrest.

This isn't the first run in with the law for Snooki. Last July she was arrested in Seaside Heights, New Jersey for disorderly conduct while filming season two of the hit series. She and her castmates are currently filming the fourth season in Florence, Italy.

Off the heels of their romantic honeymoon, Prince William and Kate Middleton are trading in the Seychelles for a setting that's a little less tropical -- Canada. The pair announced an 11-day trip next month to North American during which they'll even attend a cattle stampede in Calgary, according to People.

The royal couple will participate in "the diversity [and] vibrancy of Canada, its geography and people," a St. James' Palace source told People.

The trip will mark the couple's first post-wedding royal tour, an important part of maintaining their world presence as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the potential future king and queen of England. Plus Middleton is interested in learning more about her family's history -- her grandfather was stationed as a bomber pilot in Canada during World War II.

Although their American pit-stops have yet to be revealed, it has been announced that William and Middleton will travel from Montreal to Quebec to Calgary during the Canadian leg of their trip before flying to Los Angeles on July 8. But the pair won't get caught up in the La-La Land celebrity world.

Showered with gifts, Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo were all smiles at their romantic West Hollywood wedding shower on Sunday, according to Us Magazine.

"Their party took [place] in the private rooftop garden surrounded by tall hedges and several security guards," an insider told Us Magazine of the couple's London Hotel fete. "The area was closed to the public and roped off. There were white couches, chairs and ottomans set up on the lawn area to create a lounge feel ... A DJ spun lounge music and a big bar was set up with martini glasses."

Gearing up for their Sunday night shower, the couple spent the holiday weekend relaxing at the hotel pool. Minnillo was no doubt soaking up the rays so she would look extra radiant in her white party dress. The pair stayed side-by-side all night greeting their guests and beaming about their forthcoming nuptials. Guests at the soiree included Lachey's brother and 'Dancing with the Stars' winner, Drew Lachey, as well as NFL quarterback, Matt Leinart.

Brock Lesnar the imposing professional wrestler turned mixed martial arts athlete has written his memoir. In 'Death Clutch' the youngest-ever WWE champion talks about the seamy underside to professional wrestling, his decision to walk away at the peak of his career and break all ties with the boss, Vince McMahon. Lesnar was soon back in the sporting arena, this time in the UFC as a legitimate professional fighter. He writes honestly of his drug and alcohol abuse, what he thinks of other wrestlers like Hulk Hogan and The Rock and his near death experience with diverticulitis. He chatted with PopEater about his dependency on "vocodin and vodka" during his WWE days, why he bailed on fake wrestling and he answers critics who say ultimate fighting is "barbaric."

How would you describe this book?
It's a story about a guy who grows up on a farm in South Dakota and basically came from absolutely nothing and because of my athletic capabilities I've made quite an impact on the world of entertainment and ultimate fighting.

You wrote very honestly about Vince McMahon and the WWE. It sounds like indentured servitude.
(Laughs) Well I guess I was a runaway slave. Look he's not forcing anybody to sign the contracts but I guess at the end of the day if you want to be a professional wrestler you gotta play by his rules. I was done playing the rules I guess.

For those of you who think of Sarah Jessica Parker only as Carrie Bradshaw of 'Sex and the City,' you may be in for a surprise at her next outing.

Yes, she's played bimbos and airheads and sex-starved single women in a career that pretty much got off the ground with the TV series 'Square Pegs' (1982) and flourished through 'L.A Story' (1991) and 'Mars Attacks!' (1996).

But hey, Parker is also a mom and in her latest, 'I Don't Know How She Does It,' she plays Kate Reddy, a finance executive who is the breadwinner for her husband and two kids.

The film, based on the best-seller by Allison Pearson, co-stars Greg Kinnear, Pierce Brosnan, Kelsey Grammer, Olivia Munn and Seth Meyers and will open Sept. 16.

Although a third 'Hangover' film hasn't yet been greenlit, the fact that 'The Hangover, Part II,' set a new box-office record for R-rated comedies with Friday's $30 million opening makes a third installment look like a sure thing.

Director Todd Phillips and the series' stars are eager for a third go-round with the Wolf Pack, and one star would love to see the action move to Amsterdam.

At last week's Las Vegas premiere, Jamie Chung (who plays Stu's fiancée) had her pick: "Probably Amsterdam. If you think of the coolest, craziest cities in the world, it would have to be Las Vegas, Bangkok and Amsterdam."

Justin Bartha (Doug) agrees: "Amsterdam could be a different kind of hangover. It could be fun. And Zach [Galifanakis] will probably already be there."