Photos: Hollywood headlines: A week in review

Elizabeth Banks and “Walk of Shame” have hit a bump in the road: a lawsuit alleging idea theft. Writer Dan Rosen filed a complaint saying the movie lifted ideas from his script “Darci’s Walk of Shame.”  (Skip Bolen / Getty Images)

The blogosphere latched onto two photos of Willow Smith, 13, lying on a bed with a shirtless 20-year-old guy, but her parents don’t see a problem. The image is not sexual and critics are “projecting,” Jada Pinkett Smith told paparazzi.  (Andrew H. Walker / Getty Images)

Mehki Phifer told a court he’s broke, despite his successful TV and film gigs. The “ER” alum reportedly claims he’s burdened by $1.2 million in back taxes, $50,000 in lawyer bills and $4,500 in unpaid child support.  (Beatrice de Gea / Los Angeles Times)

Was Madonna snubbed by Vogue’s Anna Wintour? The singer posted a picture of a barely-there bandage costume on Instagram with the caption: “What i wanted to wear to Met Ball but Anna said Not this year!”   (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)

The actress, who managed to keep her engagement to Ashton Kutcher a secret for two months, had much to spill about her pregnancy on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.” Recap: No to the epidural, yes to the midwife.  (Frazer Harrison / Getty Images)

“Bye bye 25 ... See you again later in the year,” the British singer tweeted. The Grammy winner has eased off the music scene since giving birth in 2012.  (Jonathan Short / Associated Press)

Perhaps the skater’s “‘conniving behavior” wasn’t as “unforgivable” as Victor Voronov alleged to “Access Hollywood”? “My husband and I have happily reconciled,” Weir tweeted. “Please respect our privacy and integrity at this time.”  (Craig Barritt / Getty Images)

Silverstone — 18 when the comedic cult classic was filmed — reunited with costars Stacey Dash and Elisa Donovan at the event, held in advance of the Los Angeles Film Festival. But no, don’t expect a reboot.  (Jordan Strauss / Associated Press)