Tracy Morgan 'Doing Well' After Kidney Transplant

'30 Rock' star Tracy Morgan recently underwent a kidney transplant and is on the mend, E! Online reports.

PEOPLE says the surgery took place Dec. 10; Morgan was seen enjoying a New York Knicks game a week later.

"Tracy is doing well and taking some much needed time to recover after the surgery," Morgan's rep said in a statement.

Morgan was diagnosed with diabetes in 1996.

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Tracy Morgan 'Doing Well' After Kidney Transplant

'30 Rock' star Tracy Morgan recently underwent a kidney transplant and is on the mend, E! Online reports.

PEOPLE says the surgery took place Dec. 10; Morgan was seen enjoying a New York Knicks game a week later.

"Tracy is doing well and taking some much needed time to recover after the surgery," Morgan's rep said in a statement.

Morgan was diagnosed with diabetes in 1996.

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Scarlett Johansson, Ryan Reynolds Doing 'Really Well'

Despite their recent -- and shocking -- split, Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds are doing just fine.

Sources tell The New York Daily News that they are handling their breakup "really well."

Filming schedules that kept them apart and infidelity rumors doomed the pair, who married in 2008. (Recent reports suggested that Reynolds was involved with his 'Green Lantern' co-star Blake Lively.)

But insiders say that they tried to resuscitate their marriage before ultimately deciding to end it.

According to friends, Scarlett began therapy two months ago, but couldn't make the union work. The couple even took time before Thanksgiving to deal with their issues.
They spent Thanksgiving in New York City with Johansson's family and "tried to hold it together" for the celebration. After the holiday, however, Reynolds left New York but returned at the end of November when the actress asked for a divorce.

Reynolds balked at the idea and said they "should avoid it at all costs," the friend said, so the two decided on a trial separation. The insider added that at the end of the period, the actor decided to grant Johansson a divorce.

The 'Lost in Translation' starlet is currently in Jamaica with friends.

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Michelle Williams: Doing 'Dawson's Creek' Was 'Like Being a Mobster'

Michelle Williams, the beautiful and ethereal Oscar-nominated actress, will soon be seen alongside fellow indie icon Ryan Gosling in 'Blue Valentine,' which had its controversial NC-17 rating overturned last week. In a new interview with PopEater, she reveals why she was initially indifferent about the quasi-censorship of the film. "I didn't understand the ramifications," she admits. The 'Brokeback Mountain' actress also opens up about playing tragic characters, including Marilyn Monroe in the upcoming 'My Week With Marilyn,' and lighter things like how her daughter prefers Ginger Rogers to 'iCarly' and why she felt like a "mobster" while shooting 'Dawson's Creek' for all those years.

"You set up a shop selling pizza but in the back you're laundering money. You're doing one thing in plain sight and secretly plotting something else," she says. "I was plotting my tastes, my interests, my beliefs and hopes for what I could be."
Hi Michelle, can you just wait a second while I check my tape recorder. Oh shivers.
Did you just say "shivers"? I love it.

I did. I have a three-year-old, so I'm trying very hard not to swear. There are a lot of "shivers" and "fudges."
You should try "mercy." That's what I use.

So, were you upset when 'Blue Valentine' first got that NC-17 rating?
I wasn't because I didn't understand the ramifications of getting an NC-17 rating. I thought it only dealt with whether or not children under the age of 17 should be allowed to go and I thought, I don't know, that should be their parents' decision. But what I came to understand is the issue of censorship and also living in a culture that devalues an honest portrayal of a relationship and a sexual relationship within a marriage but then promotes violent sex and torture. Once I realized those two things were at play, I became interested.

Do you think censors have a problem with depictions of honest female sexuality?
I think about how over time what has been banned and what has eventually seen the light of day and it's