Water Cooler Talk

• Balthazar Getty, the "Grey's Anatomy" star photographed hugging a topless Sienna Miller, says that he and his wife have separated. Wonder why?
• Mick Fleetwood's 6-year-old daughter was injured in a swimming pool accident and is in the hospital.
• If you live in New York City, you'll notice a big change to McDonald's menus, each item will now include the nmber of calories. A Big Mac, by itself, is 540 calories.
• Scott Michael Foster, the star of ABC Family's frat-house series Greek, is this week's winner of the Hollywood DUI Derby.
• Estelle Getty, who played Sophia on TV's "The Golden Girls," has died. She was 84 and would have been 85 on Friday.
• With the new "X-Files" movie coming out, Gillian Anderson confirms that she's 5 1/2 months pregnant with child #3.
• You've seen those pictures of Eva Longoria with shorter hair? So who cut it? She says it was her husband, Tony Parker. Well, not the whole cut... but he made the initial snip.
• Kid Rock has been sentenced to a year's probation and fined $1000 after he was arrested during a fight at a suburban Atlanta Waffle House last fall. He was also sentenced to six hours of anger management counseling and 80 hours of community service.
• Insiders say we'll find out who John McCain has in mind for his vice president this week.
• You know who's wowing them with her music in London's north end these days? Coco Sumner. Yep, Sting's daughter.
• Ben Lyons, a Hollywood reporter and film critic for "E News" and Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz will take over "At the Movies" when its new season begins in September, replacing Ebert & Roeper.
• The Denise Richards/Charlie Sheen custody battle is back in court again this week.
• Jay Leno's last night on the Tonight Show is scheduled for May 29th next year. Conan O'Brien takes over the show June 1, 2009.
• A Pennsylvania casket maker is suing a Chinese company for allegedly making cheaper knockoff's of its caskets.
• Amy Winehouse's husband has been sentenced to 27 months in jail for his assault and obstructing justice convictions.