Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

Fans of comic Patrice O’Neal were mourning the untimely death this week of the funnyman. The 41-year-old, who was among Charlie Sheen‘s Comedy Central roasters back in September, died from complications following a stroke Oct. 19.  (Scott Gries / Getty Images)

No word yet if Miley Cyrus will be lending her vocals to the “Occupy This Album” project on behalf of Occupy Wall Street, but for now she’s supporting the cause on her own. The pop singer and former “Hannah Montana” star released a new remix video of her song “Liberty Walk” set to footage of the Occupy movement across the nation.  (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)

Miley Cyrus might be into the whole Occupy movement, but Adam Carolla certainly isn’t. The comedian went off on an expletive-laden rant about the cause during a recent podcast recording, making him one of the few celebrities to publicly express disdain for the protests. “What we created is a bunch of self-entitled monsters,” he said. “People are so far out of it in what they expect and what they think realistic is and the set of rules that pertains to them versus the other guys.”  (Brian Vander Brug / Los Angeles Times)

The Kardashian clan is about to get a little bit bigger. Kourtney and boyfriend Scott Disick are expecting baby No. 2. The couple’s son Mason Dash, born in December 2009, is already a regular on Kourtney’s reality TV show.  (Ethan Miller / Getty Images)

Country singer Mindy McCready.   (Brad Barket / Getty Images)

Anne Hathaway was spotted wearing an eye-catching new accessory in New York recently: an engagement ring. “The Dark Knight Rises” star will soon be walking down the aisle with beau, Adam Shulman, who designed the impressive sparkler with help from Kwiat jewels.  (Chris Pizzello / Associated Press)

Jennifer Nettles had quite the to-do list lately, between performing at the Grammy nominations, hosting the CMA Country Christmas Special and tying the knot with fiance Justin Miller. The Sugarland singer managed to squeeze it all into her busy schedule, including her swanky nuptials in the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee.  (Rick Diamond / Getty Images)

The Grammy Awards don’t roll around until February, but you wouldn’t know it from the annual celebration on Wednesday. The Grammy awards kicked off the season with a concertpalooza that included pairings like Lady Gaga with Sugarland and Jason Aldean with Ludacris. Oh, and between acts, host L.L. Cool J and the presenters squeezed in a few nominations too. This year’s top dog? Kanye West who nabbed seven, with Adele close behind with six.  (Abdeljalil Bounhar / Associated Press)