It was a long Las Vegas weekend of birthday parties for visiting Hollywood stars. First up was Wilmer Valderrama of That ’70s Show fame, who is starring in the film adaptation of CHiPs, celebrating his 30th at longtime friend Eva Longoria Parker’s nightclub Eve in Crystals at CityCenter.

Wilmer’s group of 15 party people surprised him with custom birthday T-shirts beforehand over dinner at Eva’s steakhouse Beso. The party enjoyed a family-style feast of the Desperate Housewives star’s guacamole, brick oven chicken, signature steaks and salmon before heading upstairs to Eve to the VIP section.

Fans and friends cheered while the actor was presented with a decked-out birthday cake celebration, and Wilmer partied and danced the night away. After the 2010 Miss America Pageant in Planet Hollywood, pageant judge and actress Vivica A. Fox, joined by close friend and actress Regina King, also dined at Beso.

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Out grabbing a bite to eat,  Kirsten Dunst seemed to be a bit disoriented as she ventured out in Hollywood on Tuesday evening (January 26).

Following her late night meal, the “Spider-Man” actress seemed to be having a tough time locating her car./

As she puzzlingly asked videographers if they were the valet service while surveying the grounds for any sign of her ride.

Finally finding her vehicle, Miss Dunst quickly hopped inside and sped off - happy to escape the ever-present paparazzi.

Meanwhile, Kirsten is readying for the March release of her new movie “All Good Things,” which co-stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Ryan Gosling. A synopsis of the film via IMDB describes it as “a love story and murder mystery based on the most notorious unsolved murder case in New York history. The original screenplay uses newly discovered facts, court records and speculation as the foundation for an imaginative spellbinding story of family, obsession, love and loss.”

The latest in the Hollywood dating world? Jason Boesel is Kirsten Dunst’s boyfriend. Kirsten and Jason were hanging out with friends at the Chateau Marmont and earlier this month they went out on a coffee run.

The two have been spotted out on several occasions and you know what that means. In the land of fickle celebrities a few dates is practically a relationship and Kirstin could use a good one for a change.

These two really keep things under wraps as they have been seen out together for about two years now, but you don’t hear much about them as a couple.

So, who exactly is Jason Boesel… well besides Kirsten’s latest guy?Well, if you are into Indie rock you’ll know exactly who Boesel is.

He’s the drummer for the band Rilo Kiley and he doesn’t just pound skins for them he also played in The Elected. He writes and has been know to sing a couple leads on occasion.

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Kirsten Dunst wird nicht noch einmal als Mary-Jane Watson in "Spider-Man" zu sehen sein.

Ebenso wie Regisseur Sam Raimi und Tobey Maguire erteilte die Schauspielerin dem vierten Teil der Franchise jetzt eine Absage.

Sie sagte "E! Online" dazu: "Es ist traurig, dass es zu Ende ist. Ich denke, für Sam war es die richtige Zeit, um etwas Neues zu machen und so werden wir alle mit ihm gehen.

Aber wir hatten gute zehn Jahre." Tobey Maguire und Sam Raimi stiegen vor kurzem wegen "künstlerischer Differenzen" aus "Spider-Man 4" aus. Wir haben darüber berichtet. Ein neuer Regisseur ist bereits gefunden: Marc Webb. Bisher fehlen allerdings noch neue Hauptdarsteller.

"Spider-Man" stars James Franco and Kirsten Dunst to find out how they feel about Sony Pictures rebooting the franchise. "I don't have a problem with that," said Franco.

"It worked out well for Batman, and comics themselves have different artists and writers. I think it's perfectly fine."

Franco has a good point in saying that a reboot could end up better than the original, but he cautions that you need some time to pass in order to do this.

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Kirsten Dunst has received an award for her work with ill children. The Spider Man star was given the Spirit of Elysium Award for her work with The Art Of Elysium, an organisation encouraging actors, artists and musicians to work with American children struggling against serious medical problems.

“I'm very honoured, it's an organisation that is very dear to me,” said Kirsten. “It's just an honour for me to be able to serve these children,” she added.

Kirsten Dunst has received her own special award at a celeb-packed party in Beverly Hills. The Spider-Man star was the woman of the night at one of the Golden Globe's hottest pre-ceremony celebrations, receiving the Spirit of Elysium Award for her work with.

The Art Of Elysium, an organisation which encourages actors, artists and musicians to work with children who are battling serious medical conditions in the US.

"I'm very honoured, it's an organisation that's very dear to me," Kirsten explained.She added: "It's just an honour for me to be of service to these children."The stars clearly weren't concerned about being out before the big awards night - the likes of Ed Westwick, Juliette Lewis, Rachel Bilson, Ashley Olsen and Dita Von Teese all came out to party. But Kirsten said she very nearly didn't make the glitzy bash"I've been sick the whole week so this is the first time I've been out, I'm still a little sick so not too much partying!"

Kicking off the weekend a bit early, Kirsten Dunst was spotted hitting up an art show on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles last night (January 14). The “Spider-Man” actress was joined by her new boyfriend as she strolled out to her car while shutterbugs swarmed around her.

Miss Dunst managed to muster a smile while passing the paparazzi, sporting a brown coat with a maroon top and black trousers. Also in the house for the art show was May-December couple Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, who looked to be thoroughly enjoying themselves.

Monday's announcement that "Spider-Man 4" was as dead as the Green Goblin reportedly came as a shock not only to fans, but also to the series' stars, who were at least entertaining the possibility of returning. Few, however, have had as much riding on the sequel as Kirsten Dunst.

Undoubtedly the most divisive of the series' leads (whereas you'd have a hard time finding any Spidey fans who hate on Tobey Maguire or James Franco), it's been a long time since Dunst has had a hit. Aside from the little-seen "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People," Dunst's last non-Spidey films were the back-to-back-to-back duds "Elizabethtown," "Wimbledon" and "Marie Antoinette" nearly a half-decade ago.

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Stars Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst and director Sam Raimi, who were set to reunite for "Spider Man 4," will no longer be involved in the franchise.

Columbia announced that it will move forward with a "Spider Man" reboot that will focus on a high school-aged Peter Parker. That film will open in summer 2012.

Avi Arad and Laura Ziskin are producing. Last week, Columbia confirmed that "Spider Man 4," which was scheduled to begin shooting in February and be released in 2011, was on hold indefinitely due to script problems.

The studio already has a James Vanderbilt-written script about a teenage Peter Parker ready to shoot. The new version will cost far less than a "Spider Man 4" would’ve given that there will be no high priced talent in front of or behind the camera. According to Variety, the studio plans to hire a new director and star in the coming weeks.