Quarterback Peyton Manning could have had the NFL’s first male cheerleader rallying fans on the sidelines next season, but sadly Sacha Heppell didn’t make the cut for a coveted spot on the Denver Broncos squad.

The amateur dancer, whose past work experience revolves around dancing on a street corner with a sign, joined 300 beautiful women in their bid to support their favorite football team at the tryouts held at Sports Authority Field at Mile High Stadium on Sunday, reported Denver.CBSLocal.com.

Roseanne Barr seems to be taking this presidential thing seriously.

The comedian insisted her candidacy is no laughing matter when she spoke to a small group of Green Party supporters at the Mayflower Club in North Hollywood Friday night.

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Amanda Knox’s rumored autobiography is now a reality as the 24-year-old Seattle native’s stepmother, Cassandra, confirms to RadarOnline.com: “Yes, she does have a book deal.”

Publishing house Harper Collins also confirmed the news Thursday, announcing that they have signed a $4 million deal with the former murder inmate about her life behind bars.

Will Ferrell accepted the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. on Sunday.

The 44-year-old Old School star was honored for his career in comedy that spans TV, film and online ventures (he’s one of the creators of the website FunnyorDie.com).

Many recalled Ferrell’s dead-on George W. Bush impersonation, which he famously performed on Saturday Night Live as well as the Broadway show, You're Welcome, America: A Final Night with George W. Bush.

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Stars who took the stage to honor the Anchorman A-lister Sunday included Conan O'Brien, Jack Black, Matthew Broderick and Ben Stiller.

When Lauren Bush and David Lauren said "I do" on Sunday, it was a merger of dynasties.  She's the niece of former president George W. Bush.  He's the son of fashion mogul Ralph Lauren.

The couple, who first met in 2004, became engaged last year.

Among the wedding guests were the bride's cousins, former First Daughters Jenna and Barbara Bush, plus former President and First Lady George W. and Barbara Bush, and another uncle, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.

The ceremony took place at the 1,700 acre Double RL Ranch owned by Ralph Lauren and his wife Ricky, in the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

The bride's father Neil Bush walked Lauren down the aisle.  She was appropriately attired in a wedding gown designed by her new father-in-law.

And just in case you're wondering -- and we know you are -- the bride will now be known as Lauren Bush-Lauren.

Congratulations to them both.

President Barack Obama's uncle was arrested for drunk driving and is being held by immigration officials, RadarOnline.com can report.

Onyango Obama was arrested last week and charged with drunk driving after he made a rolling stop and his SUV was almost hit by a police cruiser.

When asked if he wanted to make a phone call he reportedly said: "I think I will call the White House," according to the Associated Press.

As dignitaries from around the country gather to say goodbye to a beloved First Lady, the funeral motorcade arrived at the St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in Palm Desert, Calif. Tuesday afternoon.

Betty Ford passed away Friday at 93.

First Lady Michelle Obama will be attending the funeral, along with former First Ladies Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Nancy Reagan and Rosalyn Carter.  Former President George W. Bush will attend but his wife Laura will not be present.  Bill Clinton was unable to attend at the last minute due to mechanical problems with his plane.

We're live streaming the funeral for former first lady Betty Ford, who died at 93 on Friday.

As we reported earlier, the service is taking place at Palm Desert, California's St. Margaret's Episcopal Church.

Those attending include: First Lady Michelle Obama; former U.S. president George W. Bush; Kennedy family member/former California first lady Maria Shriver; three ex-first ladies -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, Nancy Reagan and Rosalynn Carter. (Former first lady Laura Bush is not able to attend, but sent her condolences through her husband, while Barbara Bush will attend a separate service slated for later this week.)  Bill Clinton was unable to make the trip due to mechanical problems with his plane.

First Lady Michelle Obama, and a list that reads like a who's who of American politics, will be front-and-center at Palm Desert, California's St. Margaret's Episcopal Church for Tuesday's funeral service for former first lady Betty Ford, who died at 93 on Friday.

Along with Mrs. Obama, former U.S. presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, as well as three ex-first ladies -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, Nancy Reagan and Rosalynn Carter -- will be on hand in memory of Ford, who's legacy is primarily defined by the non-profit drug and alcohol treatment center she founded that bears her name. (Former first lady Laura Bush is not able to attend, but sent her condolences though her husband.)