Duchovny Kicks Up Racket Over Cheating Story

(NEWSER) - Former President George W. Bush is “depressed and paranoid,” even “suicidal,” proclaims the tabloid glossy the Globe. Yes, “insiders fear” that the erstwhile leader of the free world will terminate himself: He’s “boozing up a storm,” and is “terrified of Barack Obama” and—heaven forbid!—“his own wife Laura.” Don’t miss the “blockbuster world exclusive.” More»

After 28-year-old Hungarian dishes to London tab, she denies it to actor's lawyer

(NEWSER) - After seemingly confirming it to a British tabloid on Sunday, David Duchovny's tennis instructor told E! Online yesterday the two never had an affair. “There is no romance, and we are just friends,” Edit Pakay says. But the denial comes after Pakay, 28, told the Daily Mail, “I am not going to deny it.” Duchovny’s lawyer says Pakay told him the Mail story is “all lies and deceit.” More»

Couple separated months ago; Billy BobThornton linked to split

(NEWSER) - Actors David Duchovny and Téa Leoni have separated after 11 years of marriage, People reports. Duchovny, who recently completed sex addiction rehab, and the Ghost Town star split months ago—but had been keeping it quiet for the sake of their children, according to the couple's statement. The split was triggered in part by explicit messages from actor Billy Bob Thornton that Duchovny discovered on his wife's phone, reports the Independent. More»

Californication star 'successfully completes treatment'

(NEWSER) - Ex X-Files actor David Duchovny has checked out of rehab for sex addiction after "successfully completing treatment," said his attorney. The 48-year-old star of Californication is ready to begin work on a new movie, reports People. Duchovny has been married to actress Téa Leoni since 1997. They have two young children. More»

Web obsession prompted actor to enter rehab

(NEWSER) - David Duchovny entered rehab for sex addiction because of a longstanding addiction to Internet pornography, not because he had cheated on wife Tea Leoni, a friend tells Fox News. The X-Files star, whose character on Showtime's Californication is a sex addict, went public with his demons because a fellow patient had tipped off the media. More»