Gun charge for rapper

Yung Joc was charged yesterday with carrying a concealed weapon after police said a loaded gun was found in his carry-on bag at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The 25-year-old rapper, whose real name is Jasiel Robinson, was arrested Sunday morning before boarding a Delta flight. Police said they found a semiautomatic handgun and ammunition in Robinson's carry-on bag. He told them he didn't know the weapon was there, police said. Robinson, who lives in Atlanta, was freed on $50,000 bond after he was formally charged with the felony. He is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. (AP)

Former "Lost" star Michelle Rodriguez is spending the holidays in jail. Rodriguez reported to a Los Angeles County jail Sunday to begin a six-month sentence for failing to complete community service and alcohol monitoring as part of her probation from a drunken driving incident. Rodriguez received the jail time in October, after she admitted violating her probation by failing to provide proof of community service and by drinking alcohol while wearing a monitoring device. (AP)

Katherine Heigl has married musician Josh Kelley at a resort in Park City, Utah. Heigl, who portrays Dr. Izzie Stevens on "Grey's Anatomy," and the recording artist tied the knot Sunday in front of a small group of family and friends in a tent outside the Stein Eriksen Lodge, according to CelebTV.com. Heigl's "Grey's Anatomy" co-star T.R. Knight was part of her bridal party, and guests included cast member Sandra Oh and former cast member Kate Walsh. Heigl, 29, and Kelley, 27, met when she appeared in one of his music videos in 2005. (AP)

For all the buzz Amy Adams has earned as a princess in Disney's "Enchanted," she still has doubts about her path. "Am I doing it right?" she said. "I don't think all success and failure is judged by a career. I'm not married. I don't have children. . . . Sometimes I wish I read more books than scripts. Did I choose the right road?" Adams, 33, told Newsweek that she can't always sleep. "I drew a picture of myself in the third grade of what I would be when I grew up. I had red hair, and oddly enough, I was in a very nice gown. Oh no! I've got red hair and wear nice gowns. I've fulfilled all my childhood dreams. Now what?" (AP)

'I was just worried about Santa Claus.' Michelle Rochon Phillips, explaining why she wrote a letter to President John F. Kennedy in 1961 about nuclear testing at the North Pole.