NEW YORK — Brooklyn Decker says her "mom cried" after finding out the stunning model would grace the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.

"We're all on pins and needles before the issue comes out, because the cover is something all the girls want so badly," Decker told People. "So it's nice for my family because they don't have to stress about it anymore."

NEW YORK — One day after leading the New Orleans Saints to their first Super Bowl title, Drew Brees dropped by the Late Show with David Letterman.

The host admitted that he was disappointed to see his hometown Indianapolis Colts fall in the title game. But Letterman also said he was moved by Brees holding his young Son Baylen on the field after his team's 31-17 victory.

"When we saw you on TV with your son, it looked like you were both sort of just looking around, enjoying the experience. Is that what it was?" asked Letterman.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Kendra Wilkinson is explaining why she was brought to tears Sunday after her husband's team fell short against the New Orleans Saints in Super Bowl XLIV.

"I wasn't cryin cuz of the damn game it's cuz the paparazzi have no soul," the Kendra star tweeted Monday. "they wouldn't leave me n family alone!!!! people like to twist this stuff..we asked them to stop cuz of the baby n they were way too close n they didn't care at allllllll"

ASPEN, Colo. — Charlie Sheen was formally charged Monday with felony menacing stemming from a Christmas Day incident in which he allegedly held a knife to his wife's throat during a holiday getaway.

The Two and a Half Men star also faces misdemeanor charges of third-degree assault and criminal mischief. Sheen, who did not enter a plea, is due back in court March 15.

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Michael Jackson's doctor was formally charged Monday with involuntary manslaughter, nearly eight months after the King of Pop's death.

Dr. Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty to the charge against him as Jackson's parents and siblings looked on. He arrived at the brief hearing amid shouts of "murderer" from the circus-like crowd outside the Los Angeles courtroom.

LOS ANGELES — Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are suing a London newspaper that claimed they were headed for a breakup.

The couple's lawyer, Keith Schilling, confirmed Monday to the BBC that Pitt and Jolie have taken legal action against the News of the World. The lawsuit stems from a January story in which the paper claimed the couple had met with a divorce lawyer and reached an agreement over the dividing of their assets and custody of their six children.

Schilling called the "widely republished" allegations "false and intrusive." The attorney said the suit was filed after the News of the World failed to meet "reasonable demands" for an apology.