Sinbad is legally broke once again.

The comedian – who hasn’t exactly been burning up the box office in recent years – filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy last month, TMZ has confirmed. He made the same financial move in 2009.

In official documents, the 56-year old entertainer says he owes $ 374,979 to American Express… $ 32,199 to Bank of America… and $ 2.3 million to the CA Franchise Tax Board.

He also owes tons more in state and federal taxes dating back over four years, all of which adds up to $ 10,991,715 in debt. The problem?

Sinbad only claims $ 131,000 in assets.

He does, however, own at least four vehicles; home office equipment; and 200 copies of “Sinbad’s Guide to Life”, which are on sale on Amazon for $ 6.25 apiece.

The last time Sinbad filed for bankruptcy, the case was dismissed due to improper paperwork. We wish him the best of luck digging out of this hole this time around.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Style and Fashion Update: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wore a navy and white stripe Lily Aldridge for Velvet Pearl Top

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Zhang Ziyi, like many other actresses, continues to shine during Cannes Film Festival.

She was spotted leaving the ‘Un Certain Regard’ jury dinner this weekend wearing a stunning Valentino Spring 2013 Couture dress.

The white sheer-and-lace dress freckled with appliqués was elegantly styled with blush satin Ferragamo pumps and a Jimmy Choo clutch.

I love the addition of the gold belt, which defines the waist and changes the dynamic of the look, as do the rolled-up sleeves.

Pops of red via her lips and nails, plus a divine pair of flower earrings, completed her look.

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Kirsten Dunst In Michael van der Ham – ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ Cannes Film Festival Premiere

Kirsten Dunst attended the ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ premiere during Cannes Film Festival this evening in support of her beau Garrett Hedlund.

I’m going to use this occasion to announce that I don’t really get the hoopla when it comes to Kirsten’s style.

She has had some great red carpet moments, but this should not count as one of them.

I think even Jane Fonda at 75-years-old would stay she’s too young to wear this black sheer Michael van der Ham Fall 2013 gown with black and purple velvet appliqués and white lace embroidery.

This is far too frumpy for my liking. Even for someone who is attending as a plus one.

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Kim Kardashian is scheduled to give in July.

A few months later, Kanye West is scheduled to go on tour.

And while the dates/locations are yet to be announced, Kim has reportedly made up her mind: she and the baby are joining their man across the country, possibly even the globe.

The decision is being met with both praise (Way to keep the family together!) and skepticism (Who travels from city to city, hotel to hotel, with a newborn?!?)

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Cat Deeley made a case for the trend in a sleek SJOBECK white top and SJOBECK colorblocked pencil skirt at the 34th College Television Awards Gala.

The Top:
SJOBECK Top

The Skirt:
SJOBECK Colorblock Pencil Skirt

The Shoes:
Giuseppe Zanotti Metal-heel Suede Sandals

The “Grey’s Anatomy” star opens up about the show’s upcoming crossover episode, the future of Cristina and Owen’s relationship and more. Listen in.

Carson Daly is still feeling the heat for comments he made yesterday morning on his radio show, and this time the source is the mother of a 9/11 hero.

Following Daly’s on-air joke that implied gay people were too weak to subdue an airline pilot – in this case, the JetBlue captain, Clayton Osbon, who simply lost control of his senses aboard a flight earlier in the week – Alice Hoagland has penned a letter to the host of The Voice.

Hoagland is the parent of Mark Bingham, one of the passengers on 9/11′s United Airlines Flight 93, who helped wrestle control from terrorists and crashed the plane in a Shanksville, Pennsylvania field, saving countless lives in the process.

“Yes, my gay son was known in our family for bringing me flowers on my birthday and Mother’s Day,” Hoagland writes. “He also was known for careening down the rugby pitch, and, on the morning of September 11, 2001, for charging unarmed down the aisle of a doomed Boeing 757 to face knife-wielding Islamist thugs in a hijacked cockpit.

“No one among his pick-up team of fellow passengers was asking ‘Are you straight? Are you gay?’ No one doubted that a guy who weighed 220 and stood 6’4” tall – who could run over a charging opponent on the field, and ran with the bulls in Pamplona earlier that summer – would be an asset to a desperate group trying to overcome a threat onboard an airliner.

“The world has its share of strong, heroic gay men. Gay men in sports uniforms and military uniforms have been winning America’s games and fighting America’s battles for a long time: quietly, humbly, and in the face of vicious bigotry.

“I hope you and I may have an opportunity to talk sometime. I prefer to believe you didn’t mean to offend. Good luck to you.”

Daly has since spoken to GLAAD and followed his Tweeted apology with the following statement:

We live in a time where gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals find courage every day to overcome adversity, stand up to bullying and find equality. I’m truly saddened that my words today suggested otherwise. I’ve long been a supporter of Gay and Lesbian rights, and I’m saddened that my comments, however unintentional, offended anyone, specifically members of the LGBT community. The fact that I have hurt anyone is devastating. I’m not that guy. I’m proud to be an ally of the LGBT community and will continue to fight with them.

Here comes the sun…and with it the hottest new sunglasses for summer! Three of the hottest trends in cool shades are:

MEOW. Cat eye sunglasses are purring with style this summer. Not your grandmother’s shades, the 2012 cat eye reflects this year’s color trends like blocks of color and ombre fading.

THROWBACK. Vintage sunglasses, real or inspired, grace your look with timeless glamour. Whether you choose an authentic 70′s Gucci or Annie Hall-inspired shades, going vintage guarantees modern glam.

GO BOLD. Don’t use your frames to hide behind, use them to make a statement. Thick frames aren’t for the fashion faint-hearted, they are for the trend-setters. Choose a classic color (black, brown, tortoise), but pick these demure colors in a big, bold frame.

1. Retrosun Vintage Gucci Cat Eye Sunglasses ($ 242)

Authentic vintage shades in a trending cat eye shape, these Gucci’s have it all. Wear them now and for years to come with their two-tone plastic frame and logo lettering.

2. Gucci Rounded Cat Eye Sunglasses ($ 275)

That was then, this is NOW. Gucci updates the classic cat eye with oversized round frames and on-trend ombré coloration. Flaunt your good taste with their logo lettering.

3. Alexander McQueen Cat Eye Sunglasses ($ 325)

Mad for mod. Black frames are lined with turquoise for a play on the colorblock craze. Gradient lenses add gray for the final block of color in these slick cat eye frames.

4. Retrosun Vintage Christian Lacroix Sunglasses ($ 245)

Very vintage. Authentic vintage frames don’t have to pretend…they are the real deal. These metal frames feature wrapped wire details and plastic temple tips in perfectly polished gold.

5. Karen Walker Helter Skelter Sunglasses ($ 180)

Posing as the original, these Karen Walker shades have a strong vintage vibe. Round sunglasses are all the rage again, and these feature a plastic frame with metal temples, bridge and arrow accents.

6. Retrosun Vintage Gucci 70′s Seduction Shades ($ 242)

Seduce with 70′s glamour. These vintage Gucci frames channel the glam of the disco decade. Clear plastic frames with gradient lenses.

7. Marc by Marc Jacobs Side Stripe Sunglasses ($ 110)

Sassy stripes. Marc Jacobs goes bold with thick square frames and graphic stripes at the temples. Plastic frames and gradient lenses add to the fashion forward nature of these shades.

8. Elizabeth and James Eldridge Sunglasses ($ 115)

The Olsen twins perfect the thick trend by balancing classic tortoise shell with a chunky frame. Pair back to an evening suit to capture Elizabeth Olsen’s celebrity style. Semi-transparent plastic frame with logo signature at top edge.

9. sass & bide Mendoza Sunglasses ($ 260)

Finish fiercely. The Wayfarer undergoes another transformation with these sass & bide frames. Metal frames with geometric cutouts all in a cool gunmetal gray.