They are said to have spent Christmas together with their children in California with Maria Shriver said to be ‘reconsidering’ their divorce.

Now Arnold Schwarzenegger has been seen out and about with his wedding ring on. The former Governor, 64, was seen enjoying a cup of coffee with friends in Sun Valley, Idaho and was sporting the gold band with a set stone on his left hand.

Shortly after Arnie admitted to father a secret love child with the housekeeper Mildred Baena in June, Maria was quick to remove her wedding band. But Arnold was seen wearing his wedding ring as he tried to hold their marriage together.

People cite a source close to the family who reveals that the couple ‘had a really nice time’ over the holiday. According to the source, they also attended the Los Angeles Lakers’ season opener game at the Staples Center in the afternoon.

The pair have spent been spotted with each other frequently since the announcement of their split in the wake of it being revealed that Arnold fathered a love child.

The 48-year-old son of Hollywood legend Anthony Quinn has died at his Malibu residence due to heart attack.

According to reports, Francesco Quinn was playing with his son Max when he suffered the deadly heart attack. Paramedics called to his California home attempted to resuscitate the actor but he was pronounced dead.

Like his famous father, Quinn is also an actor and was best remembered for his role as drug dealer Rhah in Oliver Stone’s Academy Award winning war epic Platoon. However he also starred in popular series such as The Young and the Restless, NCIS, ER and 24.

Before his death, Quinn, was divorced from his Irish American wife Julie McCann, the niece of late Belfast snooker champion Alex Higgins. Internet data revealed that Quinn is the third son of the Mexican-born great and costume designer Jolanda Addolori.

He was born in Rome in March 1963. Francesco appeared with his father in several films, including A Star For Two with Lauren Bacall.

The two men also had the opportunity to share the role of Santiago in The Old Man and the Sea, son and father playing the character as a young and old man.

22-year-old Vanessa Hudgens prepped for a fun night out after leaving a liquor on Saturday [July 30] in Studio City, California. The actress was seen wearing a long hair piece to cover up her shorter hair.

Vanessa recently cut off more than half her hair to shoot the movie “Gimme Shelter.”

“I grabbed the scissors and started cutting my actual hair and then my director decided that he was going to grab the scissors, he grabs a chunk of my hair and just chops it,” she told Access Hollywood about the hair cutting process.

LOS ANGELES — Gervase Duan “G.D.” Spradlin, a former lawyer and oil producer who found a second act as a prolific character actor, playing authority figures in such films as “Apocalypse Now” and “The Godfather: Part II,” has died. He was 90.

Spradlin died of natural causes Sunday at his San Luis Obispo ranch in Central California, his grandson Justin Demko told the Los Angeles Times on Monday.

Born on Aug. 31, 1920, in Pauls Valley, Okla., Spradlin turned to acting in his 40s after serving in the Army Air Forces in China during World War II, working as an attorney for Phillips Petroleum Co. and striking it rich as an independent oil producer. He also dabbled in politics as director of John F. Kennedy’s 1960 presidential campaign in Oklahoma and had an unsuccessful run for mayor of Oklahoma City in 1965.

Spradlin got his start in acting after taking his daughter Wendy to audition for a local production of “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” and wound up landing a part in the play himself.

“Being rich changes surprisingly little,” Spradlin told the Times in 1967. “You’ll still have to have an absorbing interest in life, something to do to make you feel alive.”

When he moved his family to Los Angeles, he found steady work playing politicians, preachers, doctors, judges and military officers.

In a career spanning more than three decades, his most notable parts include the corrupt senator in “The Godfather: Part II,” and the Army general who sent Martin Sheen up river to find and kill Marlon Brando’s Col. Kurtz in “Apocalypse Now.”

His other film credits include “The War of the Roses” and “Ed Wood.” He retired after playing Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee in the 1999 comedy “Dick.”

Spradlin’s first wife, Nell, with whom he had daughters Tamara Kelly and Wendy Spradlin, died in 2000. He’s survived by his second wife, Frances Hendrickson, his two daughters and five grandchildren.

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