Mary-Kate to be subpoenaed in Heath Ledger death
As the investigation surrounding Heath Ledger's accidental overdose continues, the federal Drug Enforcement Administration office in New York has confirmed to "Access Hollywood" that they have issued a subpoena that would force Mary-Kate Olsen to testify in front of a grand jury. Five medications were found in Ledger's body at the time of his death, according to the DEA, three of which he'd obtained via doctors in Texas and Los Angeles. At the center of the investigation is how he acquired Oxycontin and

OLSEN TO HEATH FEDS: LET'S DEAL
Pint-size actress Mary-Kate Olsen has refused to be interviewed by federal investigators probing the accidental drug death of her close friend Heath Ledger unless she receives immunity from prosecution, The Post has learned. The actress' lawyer has repeatedly rebuffed attempts by the feds to question Olsen, who was the first person called after her masseuse discovered Ledger's body in his SoHo apartment in January. Frustrated federal officials could obtain a grand-jury subpoena to compel the funky "Fu

What Does Olsen Know About Heath's Death?
After Olsen refused to cooperate with investigators, a federal grand jury issued a subpoena as part of a criminal investigation into the source of the drugs that killed her close friend Heath Ledger, ABC News has learned. The federal investigation into Ledger's death hit a roadblock in the form of the pint-sized actress. Sources close to the investigation said Olsen is the final witness in their investigation but has so far refused numerous requests to her lawyer Michael Miller to cooperate. Accordi

Olsens Apart
MARY-Kate and Ashley Olsen are not as inseparable as they used to be. The twins, who last week gave separate phone interviews to WWD about their new clothing line, Elizabeth and James, are now holding all their in-person meetings separately, too, a source tells Page Six. "All meetings for their clothing line, they will not do together. Something happened between them, and they haven't worked it out. It's been going on for a while," the source said. The Olsens managed to become billionaires when they wer

Exclusive: Mary-Kate Olsen Comes to ABC's Samantha Who?
"She started today, and she's terrific." That's the word from a reliable Samantha Who? insider on the show's latest guest star: Mary-Kate Olsen. After a tip-off from on-set sources, ABC has just confirmed that Mary-Kate is shooting an episode of the divine, good-versus-evil comedy this week, playing a character whom Samantha (Christina Applegate) tries to "save." (Score one for Good Sam.) I'm told M.K. is only slated to do one episode (airing this fall), and the powers that be are very happy with

David Letterman Tonight!
Tonight I will be on The Late show with David Letterman talking about The Wackness, Influence and so much more!Be sure to tune in!  

Update on "Influence"
Ashley and I very excited about our new book, Influence, scheduled to release this Fall. We have been working diligently over the past year and just this week, finished the book and sent it to print. We are thrilled with the outcome and can't wait to share it with you! xx,MK

Video: Mary Kate Olsen on Late Show
Mary Kate Olsen promotes her movie "The Wackness" on the Late Show. Watch the Late Show with David Letterman weeknights at 11:35 p.m. on CBS.

Mary-Kate Olsen for Elle Magazine
On the set or off, in business, in fashion, and in life, Mary-Kate Olsen seems to float effortlessly above the craziness. Follow the link for the full interview.

Secret of the Olsen twins’ smiles? Say ‘prune’!
Although Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are fiercely private, details about the twins’ lives are slowly emerging. The latest: how the two achieve their signature smiles. “Every time they pose and smile, they say the word ‘prune,’” a source close to the girls told OK!.

Mary-Kate Olsen: "It's Nobody's Business" if I'm Rich
Forbes estimates Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen have a net worth of $100 million and Parade reported the two earned $17 million last year. But Mary-Kate — who turns 22 on June 14 — tells July's Elle, "It's nobody's business if I am or I'm not [rich]. "I mean, if you want to have a discussion about fame and what does it really mean to be famous these days, what's celebrity anymore? What's media? That's different. I have a completely different point of view about all this because I was never throw

Spencer Made $50K Off Of Mary-Kate In High School
Last Thursday, Mary-Kate Olsen told America that That Hills star Spencer Pratt had a bad temper. The day after, Spencer retaliated by calling MK the uglier of the Olsen twins. Now, digging back into the archives of Details magazine, Spencer proudly admitted in a 2007 interview with that mag that he made $50,000 in high school by selling a photo he took of Mary-Kate drinking at a party. Is that the photo here pictured to the left??? $50,000????? Maybe the $100,000 figure Spencer told Letterman for m

Mary-Kate Back in Rehab?
After months of heavy partying and drinking-and a shocking public collapse - the troubled Olsen twin pays the price. In the July 21 issue of Star, we report on how Mary-Kate Olsen has been on what seems like one long party binge since her lover Heath Ledger died tragically from a drug overdose in January -and sources tell Star that friends are worried she's on the fast track back to rehab. Following one recent night of clubbing in L.A., the twin was so out of it that she collapsed in a public parking

HEATH LEDGER - LEDGER'S DEATH SHOWS RISING PRESCRIPTION DRUG USE
Heath Ledger's death through an accidental overdose of prescription drugs illustrates a rise in home medication, according to a new study. The Dark Knight star was found dead in his New York City apartment on January 22nd having ingested a fatal combination of sleeping tablets and painkillers. And the Australian actor's tragic death - at just 28 years old - exemplifies the fatal dangers of asking patients to monitor their own medication, according to researchers at the University of California in Sa

Heath Ledger Death Inquiry Not Going Further
I guess after all this trying to deal with Mary-Kate and all this drama, the feds have decided not to go any further with the investigation. There reason for this is "we do not feel there is a viable target". Thanks for causing a stir over nothing.

Heath Ledger's ex-fiancee Michelle Williams 'dating Hollywood director Spike Jonze'
Seven months after the sudden death of her ex-fiance Heath Ledger, Michelle Williams appears to have found happiness again. A U.S. magazine reports the former Dawson's Creek actress, 27, has started dating film director Spike Jonze, ex-husband of Lost In Translation director Sofia Coppola. Williams and Jonze, 38, have been spotted together several times near the film-maker's £1.5million New York apartment in recent weeks.

Heath Ledger's ex fiancee Michelle Williams with new love Spike Jonze
Michelle Williams has found love again with director Spike Jonze seven months after the tragic death of her former fiance Heath Ledger. The pair boarded a private jet bound for Oregon yesterday along with the Brokeback Mountain actress's two-year-old daughter Matilda. The trio were seen strolling together outside the airport, Williams at one point breaking into a broad smile.

Heath Ledger Probe Closed, Mary-Kate Olsen Frees From Subpoena
Federal prosecutors closed Heath Ledger's investigation and do not subpoena Mary-Kate Olsen.

Comic-Con 2008 - Heath Ledger Bobblehead
Heath Ledger Joker bobblehead, presented without comment.

'Dark Knight' stars will pledge to vote for Ledger
Heath Ledger's co-stars in The Dark Knight have revealed that he already has three Oscar votes in the bag. Rumours have been rife that the late actor will secure an Academy Award nomination for his performance as The Joker in the latest instalment in the Batman franchise. Speaking at the film's premiere on Monday night, Aaron Eckhart (Harvey Dent/Two Face) told Teletext: "I'm a member of the Academy so I can vote for him." Sir Michael Caine, who plays butler Alfred Pennyworth, added, "So can I",

Terry Gilliam: Ledger 'brilliant' in last film
Director Terry Gilliam said replacing Heath Ledger's part with three actors to complete his final film after he died has worked. Filming of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was suspended when the star was found dead in January. Jude Law, Johnny Depp and Colin Farrell will now appear as Ledger's character, but scenes he had previously filmed will be included in the movie. "I've seen it and it works and it's great," said Gilliam. "It's the last chance to see Heath and he's brilliant," he ad