X-Files star David Duchovny has sued a British newspaper over a story alleging he cheated on his wife, Tea Leoni, with a tennis player.

The lawsuit against the Daily Mail, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleges defamation and invasion of privacy. Duchovny is seeking $1 million (£586,000) in damages.

Duchovny, 48, plays a womanising novelist on the television series Californication and in recent weeks he has been treated for sex addiction at a rehabilitation centre.

He and Leoni have been married for 11 years and have two children, but separated several months ago.

In his lawsuit, Duchovny accused the paper of posting a story online that claimed he cheated on Leoni with a tennis instructor named Edit Pakay.

“This is false. It never happened,” the lawsuit stated.

Duchovny is set to star in a film called The Joneses, scheduled for release next year.

Gillian Anderson and her boyfriend Mark Griffiths have welcomed their second child together, her rep said Monday.

Son Felix Griffiths was born October 15 in London. He weighed in at 6 lbs., 15 0z.

The X-Files: I Want to Believe star, 40, and Griffiths are already parents to 1-year-old son Oscar. She also has a daughter, Piper, 13, from a prior marriage.

Anderson confirmed in June that she was expecting.

“The only thing I do when I’m pregnant is eat and sit on my butt!” she said. “I’m not really craving anything, but there’s the lazy part of me that thinks, ‘What’s the point in working out until I have the baby?’ Then we’ll actually do something!”

I have added another photoshoot. It is of David.

Gillian was at the How To Lose Friends And Alienate People UK Premiere! I added pictures to the gallery.

As we all know, David was in the film Chaplin, so thanks to Sharon at special ops media for this!

There will be a new DVD release of the 15th ANNIVERSARY EDITION of CHAPLIN.

The 15th Anniversary Edition features a newly re-mastered widescreen version of the film and all-new bonus materials, including two featurettes that document Chaplin’s film legacy, a never-before-seen home movie of Chaplin and a retrospective interview with director (remove comma) Richard Attenborough. The special edition DVD comes in a limited edition plastic o-card that reveals to an image of the Little Tramp underneath.

It will be release on OCTOBER 14TH.

Here is all the information about it:

DVD SPECIAL FEATURES

* “Strolling Into the Sunset” – a new retrospective with director Richard Attenborough
* “All at Sea” – a never-before-seen home movie of Charlie Chaplin on vacation in Catalina, CA
* “Chaplin the Hero” – a new featurette on Charlie Chaplin’s contributions to film, including interviews with Richard Schickel (film critic for Time Magazine and director of “Charlie: The Life and Art of Charlie Chaplin”) along with Chaplin’s official biographer, David Robinson
* “The Most Famous Man in the World” – Charlie Chaplin was mobbed by thousands of fans everywhere he went … long before the days of TV and the internet. See how Chaplin became the first pop culture icon
* Theatrical trailer

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Year of Production: 1992

Title Copyright: © 1992 StudioCanal S.A. All Rights Reserved. Charlie Chaplin And The Tramp TM and © 1992 Bubbles, Inc. S.A. All Rights Reserved.

Type: Special Edition

Rating: PG-13 for nudity and language

Genre: Drama

Closed Captioned: English

Subtitles: English and Spanish

Format: Newly Re-mastered 16×9 Widescreen

Feature Running Time: 135 minutes

DVD Audio Status: 2.0 Dolby Digital