A representative for David Arquette has confirmed to People.com that the actor has entered a rehab facility, reportedly struggling with alcohol and depression. He recently spoke about some of his problems on Howard Stern's radio show. Naturally, a video has surfaced of some drunken behavior over the holidays.

Courteney Cox, Arquette's estranged wife and "Scream" costar, has issued a statement of support.

Arquette spent the summer in the Ann Arbor area shooting "Scream 4," and regular statements on his Twitter feed seemed to indicate he was truly enjoying his time in Michigan. Here's hoping for a speedy recovery.

Other entertainment news of note online today:

MOVIES

• "Little Fockers" was the top draw at the box office for the second straight weekend. However, the real news is the success of "True Grit," which came in a close second and is already the Coen brothers' most successful movie.

• Actor Pete Postlethwaite, of "Inception" and "The Usual Suspects," has died at age 64. MTV.com has a brief tribute to the actor.

• Swedish actor Per Oscarsson of "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest" is believed to have died in a fire.

MUSIC

• Chuck Berry was ushered offstage after apparently falling ill during a concert in Chicago on Saturday, but representatives say he's fine.

• Lady Gaga has announced her new single will be out Feb. 13, with the album "Born This Way" to follow on May 23.

• The Chelsea Standard reports that Winterfest outside Chelsea will feature Gemini.

• Kim Kardashian played her new single at a club in Las Vegas.

TELEVISION

• The Detroit Free Press has a feature on Martin Klebba, a Troy native currently costarring on "The Cape."

• The big-screen features may get the most publicity, but the Free Press reports that made-for-TV movies are also doing well in Michigan.

ART & EXHIBITS

• The A2 Journal has an item on the winter workshops at the Ann Arbor Art Center.

Renee Tellez contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.