Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

Tim Gunn dropped some intimate knowledge on his “Revolution” co-hosts this week, revealing he hasn’t had sex in 29 years. “Do I feel like less of a person for it? No!” Gunn, 58, revealed on the new ABC chat show. So why celibacy? “It’s largely psychological for me,” the “Project Runway” mentor explained. “I was in a very intense relationship for a long time, and my partner ended it, saying that, quite frankly, he was impatient with my sexual performance.”

Photo: “The Revolution’s” Dr.Tiffanie Davis Henry, left, and Tim Gunn.   (Chris Pizzello / Associated Press)

Garth Brooks is getting his money back and then some after a charity donation gone wrong. The country music star gave Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital $500,000 in 2005 for a new women’s center to be built in his mother’s name, but it never happened. In the end, the hospital was forced to pay Brooks $1 million (half punitive, half damages according to the Tulsa World.) Despite the debacle, Brooks hasn’t given up hope. “One day Mom’s name is going to go on the women’s center right there where the hospital is,” he said outside the courtroom. “But that hospital won’t be owned by Integris when it happens, I can tell you that. That’s my dream.”  (Matt Barnard / Associated Press)

It seems that no matter how many times they renewed their vows Heidi Klum and Seal just couldn’t make it work. After seven years and three children together (Klum also has a daughter from a previous relationship), the couple announced their split on Monday, telling People, “We have had the deepest respect for one another throughout our relationship and continue to love each other very much, but we have grown apart.”

After the announcement, Seal spoke candidly on the “Ellen” show about the breakup, telling the host they had “grown apart” while calling his ex the “most wonderful woman in the world.”  (Paul Buck / EPA)

Demi Moore’s Monday night started with a trip to Beacher’s Madhouse with daughter Rumer Willis and ended with a 911 call and trip to the emergency room. While her rep is saying that the actress is seeking treatment for “exhaustion” and her “overall health,” a tape of the call (at least the parts that weren’t bleeped out) revealed Moore was “smoking something” when things went downhill. And, on top of seeking “professional treatment,” Moore has also dropped out of her upcoming role in “Lovelace.”  (Prakash Mathema / AFP / Getty Images)

Ron Howard took to Twitter this week to announce the latest addition to his carrot-topped clan and Hollywood tweeted right back. The joyful posts were of course about his daughter Bryce Dallas Howard’s new baby girl, with husband Seth Gabel, Beatrice Jean Howard-Gabel. “Bryce and Baby B are spectacular,” Howard wrote. In the flurry of tweets that followed, Baby B even received a prospective job offer from M. Night Shyamalan, “Hey Ron, tell Bryce congratulations from our whole family. I’ll be waiting to cast Beatrice in a few years!”  (Paul Buck / EPA)

They’ve had their ups and downs, but it appears Kristin Cavallari and her fiance Jay Cutler are ready to settle down. The couple announced this week that they are expecting their first baby. “It’s an amazing time in our life and we can’t wait to meet the new addition to our growing family,” they told People. No word yet on Cavallari’s official due date.  (Charley Gallay / Getty Images)

Michael Jackson’s memory will live on outside Grauman’s Theatre in Hollywood, even though the King of Pop never had the chance to leave his hand and footprints at the famous site. In the first posthumous cementing ceremony, his children, from left, Prince, Paris and Blanket used his shoes and white glove to leave their father’s mark. The celebration also celebrated the Cirque du Soleil show, “Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour.”

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Photos: Michael Jackson handprint and footprint ceremony  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)