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British bookmakers offered odds of 3-1 Monday that singer/actress Jennifer Lopez and her new husband, singer Marc Anthony, would divorce by the end of the year, Reuters reports. The fact that Lopez, 33, has already been through two short-lived marriages, as well as having broken off her A-list celebrity engagement to actor Ben Affleck, bookmakers are also offering 10 to 1 odds that "J-Lo marries more than eight times in her life, beating Elizabeth Taylor," a bookie spokesman said. Anthony, after getting a quickie divorce in the Dominican Republic a week ago from his wife of four years, married Lopez over the weekend in a small ceremony at Lopez's Beverly Hills home.

Hasselhoff Arrested for Intoxication

Actor David Hasselhoff was arrested over the weekend in Los Angeles on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, The Associated Press reports. The former Baywatch star was arrested late Saturday night on Ventura Boulevard in the Encino section of the San Fernando Valley, police confirmed. He was released the next morning. No further details were immediately available. In 2002, Hasselhoff checked himself into the Betty Ford Center for alcoholism treatment.

MTV Eyes Diaz, Muniz Series

Cameron Diaz and Malcolm in the Middle's Frankie Muniz are among the celebrities whose shows are vying for slots on MTV's lineup next season, Reuters reports. Diaz's project, known as Trippin', involves her and famous friends like Drew Barrymore traveling to faraway lands to spotlight environmental issues. Muniz's is Granted, in which he'll help viewers live out their fantasies. The music cable network has ordered 10 pilots for consideration for the 2004-05 season.

"Mini-Me" Wants an Annulment

Verne Troyer, best known as Mini-Me from the Austin Powers film series, is seeking an annulment from a model who claims she is married to the diminutive actor, Reuters reports. Troyer's attorney said his client filed papers Feb. 23 seeking to annul Genevieve Gallen's marriage claims, which he said are fabricated and financially motivated. "There is no valid marriage. That's why we're asking for an annulment," Troyer's lawyer told Reuters. It was widely reported last summer that Gallen and Troyer, 35, were engaged, with some gossip accounts saying they later broke off their relationship. It is not clear on what grounds Gallen was asserting the marriage to Troyer, Reuters reports.

Halle Berry's Ex-Hubby Wants Spousal Support

Halle Berry's estranged husband, R&B singer Eric Benet, filed papers last week in Los Angeles Superior Court challenging their prenuptial agreement and seeking spousal support, Reuters reports. According to documents posted on the Web site thesmokinggun.com, Benet, 33, is asking the 37-year-old Oscar winner to shell out for his legal bills and spousal support. The two wed in January 2001 and have no children. Berry filed for divorce from Benet, her second husband, in April of this year, citing irreconcilable differences. But in a recent appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Berry told the host Benet had been unfaithful to her and was being treated for sexual addiction. Berry's previous marriage to Cleveland Indians outfielder David Justice ended in divorce in 1996.

Midnight Oil Frontman Could Move Into Political Arena

Peter Garrett, frontman for the defunct Australian rock band Midnight Oil, could run in the next federal election. Garrett has become the highest profile candidate for the Labor Party seat of Kingsford Smith in Sydney, Australia, since Laurie Brereton announced last week he would retire at the next election, which could come as early as August 7. Garrett, a leading environmentalist and longtime political activist, has served as president of the Australian Conservation Foundation and has served on the international board of environmental group Greenpeace. Midnight Oil's can you find out what year that was? protest song about Aboriginal land rights, "Beds Are Burning," became a hit around the world.

Role Call: Ferrell in Talladega Nights, Warner Nabs Rule of Four

Columbia has paid close to $4 million for the pitch Talladega Nights, a comedy set in the world of professional stock car racing, starring Will Ferrell and directed by Adam McKay. Ferrell and McKay will also serve as co-writers and executive producers on the project, which is aiming for a summer 2006 release with production set to begin next year … Warner Bros., meanwhile, has bought screen rights to Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason's novel The Rule of Four, about four Princeton brainiacs who have cracked secrets behind the 15th century manuscript Hypnerotomachia Poliphili. The text contains embedded codes that reveal the whereabouts of a fabled buried Roman treasure, but when the students get close, murders start occurring on campus.

Guylaine Cadorette contributed to this report.