CBS News veteran Mike Wallace passed away following a long illness Saturday in New Canaan, CT. He was 93. Wallace was the first man the late CBS news producer Don Hewitt hired in 1968 for the network’s news magazine show 60 Minutes, and remained with the program until  his retirement in in March of 2006. Even after he retired, Wallace would occasionally return to the show to interview such high profile names as Mitt Romney and Jack Kevorkian. Throughout his distinguished career, Wallace won 21 Emmys, as well as five DuPont-Columbia journalism awards and five Peabody awards. CBS announced yesterday they will air a special program next Sunday, April 15th dedicated to Wallace.

Although Reese Witherspoon has yet to officially confirm she’s pregnant, judging by the latest pictures to hit the internet, there’s no doubt the news is true. The actress was spotted in Costa Rica last week wearing a black bathing suit that showed off her expanding baby bump. This will be the first child for Reese and her husband Jim Toth. Reese is also mom to two kids, Ava, 12, and Deacon, 8, with ex-husband Ryan Phillippe.

Anne Hathaway debuted a new short hairdo over the weekend. The 29-year-old was spotted with the super short cut in London early Sunday morning. She has reportedly cut her hair for her upcoming role in the movie adaptation of Les Miserables.

Looking for a gift to get that Hunger Games fan in your family? Well, if you have over a million dollars to spare, you can buy them District 12. The North Carolina town of Henry River Mill Village, which was used to film the scenes of Katniss’ home District, is up for sale. Wade Shepherd, the 82-year-old owner of the abandoned town, which sits on 72 acres of land and is about an hour drive northwest from Charlotte, has decided to try and profit from the movie’s success by putting the town up for sale at an asking price of $1.4 million. "I'm getting too many visitors," said Wade. "Day and night, they're driving through, taking pictures, getting out and walking. I'm just bombarded with people."