Hollywood headlines: A crazy week in review

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Justin Bieber: About that laptop theft? Nude pics? Mostly a hoaxHulk Hogan sex tape: The wrestler shares his side of the storyBobbi Kristina Brown and Nick Gordon are … on a show togetherRolling Stones release new single 'Doom and Gloom'Rihanna sets new album 'Unapologetic' for Nov. 19Nickelodeon management shakeup continuesFootball great turned actor Alex Karras dies at age 77Stacey Dash reacts to backlash over her Mitt Romney endorsementSnoop Dogg adapts 'Drop It Like It's Hot' to sell Hot PocketsNelly detained as drugs, gun are allegedly found on his tour bus in Texas

Bobbi Kristina Brown is engaged -- or not. Or was but isn't now. Or something like that. Whatever it is, it's quite the teaser for "The Houstons: On Our Own," which premieres later this month on Lifetime. The reality show features some of those closest to the late Whitney Houston, including brother and sister-in-law Gary and Patricia Houston, plus Bobbi Kristina, the singer's daughter with Bobby Brown, and Whitney's informally adopted "son," Nick Gordon.

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<strong>Full story:</strong> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/gossip/la-et-mg-bobbi-kristina-brown-engaged-nick-gordon-whitney-houston-20121011,0,61608.story">Bobbi Kristina Brown and Nick Gordon are … on a show together</a>

Bobbi Kristina Brown and Nick Gordon are … on a show together

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Bobbi Kristina Brown is engaged -- or not. Or was but isn't now. Or something like that. Whatever it is, it's quite the teaser for "The Houstons: On Our Own," which premieres later this month on Lifetime. The reality show features some of those closest to the late Whitney Houston, including brother and sister-in-law Gary and Patricia Houston, plus Bobbi Kristina, the singer's daughter with Bobby Brown, and Whitney's informally adopted "son," Nick Gordon.

Full story: Bobbi Kristina Brown and Nick Gordon are … on a show together

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