Wesley Snipes is Out of Prison, and Into House Arrest

After serving more than two years in jail for tax evasion, actor Wesley Snipes was released earlier this week, though he will remain under house confinement until July 19.

Snipes, 50, began his three-year sentence on Dec. 9, 2010 in northern Pennsylvania after he was charged for failing to file his tax returns from 1999 to 2001. However, he was acquitted of felony fraud and filing false tax claims. According to TMZ, he was released on Tuesday. Snipes -- who is famous for his roles in the "Blade" trilogy, "Rising Sun," and "White Men Can't Jump," among other films -- owes the government $7 million, as reported by the New York Daily News. In June 2011, he appealed his sentence arguing that it was too harsh, but the Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal.

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The end of this relationship sounds like nothing nice.

One of our favorite couples — because let’s face it, they made sense —Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Regina King have split. Us Weekly is reporting that the end of the relationship wasn’t AT ALL amicable, either.

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It was a very short jail stint for singer Bobby Brown, who turned himself in yesterday to begin serving a 55-day jail term following a drunk driving conviction. 

Due to overcrowding at the Los Angeles County Jail, he wasn't expected to serve more than nine days behind bars. 

But, TMZ is reporting Brown actually served far less.  He was released last night.  The New Edition member must still complete an 18-month alcohol-treatment program.