Eva Longoria splits with Eduardo Cruz

Eva Longoria poses at the Cannes Film Festival in May. The actress reportedly split with boyfriend Eduardo Cruz.

 Longoria and Eduardo Cruz have called it quits.

The "Desperate Housewives" actress has officially ended her on-again-off-again relationship with Cruz, brother of Spanish actress Penelope Cruz, his rep told Us Weekly.

Cruz, a Spanish-born singer-composer, and Longoria, who is about a decade older than him, stepped out as a couple in February 2011, just months after Longoria finalized her divorced with NBA player Tony Parker. The couple divorced after she learned that Parker cheated on her and exchanged steamy text messages with other women.

Like a good neighbor, Jennifer Lawrence was there for fallen girl

Jennifer Lawrence is glamorous on the red carpet, and a good neighbor back home.

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Looks as if Jennifer Lawrence and her on-screen alias have a little heroism in common.

The actress, who played fierce warrior Katniss Everdeen in"The Hunger Games," saw an underage girl collapsed in front of her Santa Monica apartment building Monday evening, TMZ reported TuesdayWearing a black camisole, gray leggings and flip flops — she'd reportedly been walking her dog — the 21-year-old waited with concerned neighbors until the girl was treated and released from care on-site.

Ann Curry bids tearful farewell to viewers on final day as 'Today' anchor

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  "Today" show hosts Ann Curry and Matt Lauer appear on set during the show in New York June 22, 2012. NBC executives are in talks with Curry about moving her to one of the network's news programs, only a year after she succeeded Meredith Viera at the morning show. REUTERS

Ann Curry offered a tearful goodbye as co-host of NBC's "Today" show on Thursday, saying, "This is not as I expected to ever leave this couch."

Her exit represents NBC's most visible response to the popular morning show's worst stretch in the ratings in nearly two decades. "Today" hadn't lost a single week since 1996, but this spring it was beaten four times by ABC's resurgent "Good Morning America."