America Ferrera tells ET's Thea Andrews she became "sisters" with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Catherine Keener after an embarrassing moment at last year's Emmy Awards.

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On Sunday, tabloid reports out of the U.K. claimed that David Duchovny's alleged tennis instructor said she had had an affair with the "Californication" star. Now, Duchovny's rep, Stanton "Larry "Stein, tells ET that Edit Pakay has come forward to deny any such affair, calling the reports "[lies] and deceit."

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David Duchovny and his wife Tea Leoni revealed Wednesday in a statement to ET that they've been separated for a while.

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ET confirms that "Californication" star David Duchovny has checked out of a rehabilitation center for sex addiction, according to his lawyer, Stanton "Larry" Stein.

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ET confirms that David Duchovny has entered a rehabilitation center for sex addiction. 

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David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are back on the big screen as FBI agents Mulder and Scully in the new movie 'The X-Files: I Want To Believe,' in theaters everywhere Friday, and Gillian gave us the latest on her growing baby bump: It's a boy! ET was on the scene with the movie couple at their big Hollywood premiere, where the expecting mother shared her thoughts on co-star Duchovny playing the role of babysitter. Gillian's response? "That's really funny, I think he would be nervous about it, it would force him into being really protective."

Picking up six years after the end of the original TV series, the new movie is a stand-alone story that takes the complicated relationship between Fox Mulder and Dana Scully in unexpected directions. Of course, the unexplained and the paranormal is still very normal and sometimes lethal in the 'X-Files' universe.

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GILLIAN ANDERSON is pregnant with her second child with boyfriend MARK GRIFFITHS, People magazine reports. 

Anderson, 39, has another son, Oscar, with Griffiths, as well as a 13-year-old daughter from a previous marriage. 

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By David Weiner

The truth is out there: It's been six years since "The X-Files" disappeared from primetime TV, and almost ten years since 'The X-Files: Fight the Future' burned up the big screen.

Now, the highly anticipated follow-up film, 'The X-Files: I Want To Believe,' is primed to hit theaters on July 25, and only ET's KEVIN FRAZIER is behind the scenes with reunited stars DAVID DUCHOVNY and GILLIAN ANDERSON, back as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully!

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Another major clue about the upcoming 'X-Files' sequel was revealed today: the movie's title!

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The truth may still be out there, but small clues about the upcoming 'X-Files' movie sequel are starting to surface.

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"Californication" star DAVID DUCHOVNY beams over his Golden Globe win for Best Actor in a TV Series - Comedy.

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There are a lot of steamy shows on the air right now -- from TNT's "Saving Grace" to AMC's "Mad Men" -- but far and away the sexiest show on cable TV may be Showtime's "Californication," airing Monday nights at 10:30 p.m., following "Weeds."

It is the story of a jaded, New York City writer -- played by DAVID DUCHOVNY -- who moves to Hollywood and has his Great American Novel turned into a bad romantic comedy. This selling out of his artistic integrity sends him on a downward spiral that destroys his family, turning his life into an alcohol-and-drug-fest filled with hot-and-cold running women.

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DAVID DUCHOVNY is set to reprise his role as Fox Mulder in the 'X-Files' film sequel, the long awaited follow-up to the 1998 big screen version of the FOX TV series.

"I am actually supposed to see a script next week," the hunky leading man told reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour over the weekend, where he was promoting his new series "Californication."

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