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If I were of the cynical skeptical sort, I would say that this is all very calculated: Miley is tired of being the "good girl" and what better way than a racy photo shoot and the myspace pic leaks to destry that image all to hell? but I would only think that if I were of the cynical skeptical sort.

Ahem, I am not sure what the problem is here. he broke the law, he got convicted, he is going to jail. so what. Is she saying that if you are a celebrity that you shouldn't be prosecuted? Chances are you would have to be some sort of celebrity to owe the kind of money he did. Snipes mistake: thinking that he could get away with be because he was a celebrity and not making a deal with the IRS. Now he is going to jail and will still owe the money.

Translation: I am a jealous bitch. PS As a producer of the show, I don't think Heidi will be replacing herself.

Matchstick men

They hated each other on that picture. HATED. Well, sixteen years is a long time and celebs do put a good front on things in public, regardless. Sounds like he should have cast Madge after all.

http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/Usher-2192.html http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.ns...r%20for%20combs. http://www.laineygossip.com/naomi-campbell...tos-gossip.aspx http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,710369,00.html

How incredible as a successful accomplished woman she is still "defending" her decision not to have children.

what family tragedy?

I didn't see these before now. Guess she must not be too serious about that diet/weight loss food line. Jenny must be so proud.

P.S. You can buy a Tim Gunn bobblehead here: https://shop.emmettmccarthy.com/tim-gunn-bobblehead I adore this guy. I didn't see the first season of his show but definitely plan to watch it this time around.

The more the merrier!

Have I shared with you all lately, how much I despise Saint Oprah?

I stayed at the Kahala Hilton after passing my bar exam. Great place to try and save a marriage. Beautiful old world hotel.

Good for you Colin. Best of luck to you and your family. Kind of cool you took your mom to the Oscars too.

WHOO HOOO Hedda's back!

Interesting. How reliable is this source. Whats to read? I get 100 million -- all I have do is keep my mouth shut. Whats hard to understand about that?

"These are my thoughts", what in the hell does that mean? Either it is true or it isn't. Either or you stand by what you wrote or you don't. Maybe they weren't intended to damage anyone, but they were designed to grab attention (and sell books). I will say it again: TACKY.

Spell it people! A-I-R-B-R-U-S-H-E-D

He is incredibly creepy looking. :ph34r:

Then why release any details? Did anybody care where she was or why we haven't seen her? Which chitchatter wrote that drug/alcohol rehab seems to be Hollywood chic these days? (something like that anyway.)

What's that old saying, a hooker with a heart of gold. Who'd have thought?

From MSN, Cadillac of Hello, Dolly! One of country’s hugest stars, Dolly Parton is also music’s most significant female artist By Kim Morgan Whitney Houston may have made the song even more famous, a humongous, record-breaking international hit, but no one, not even the talented Miss Houston, can sing “I Will Always Love You” like Dolly Parton can. It’s not that Parton’s country soprano is technically the greatest voice in popular music, but there’s just something extra intimate and heartbreaking about her version that makes you feel the words so much more intensely. It’s not surprising, really, since the country music legend wrote the song herself (reportedly about her ex-singing partner and mentor, Porter Wagoner) and the sweet, stripped-down tune clearly means something very personal and private to her. But the song’s massive crossover success is interesting — that this wistful, pretty reflection has made her millions and millions of dollars over the years shows that Parton understands what constitutes a terrific hit song. But that’s no surprise since Parton (aka “The Iron Butterfly”) knows what she’s doing in both music and business, which has contributed to her monumental success as a female recording artist. With 25 No. 1 singles, 41 Top 10 country albums, loads of awards and nominations, big-screen success as an actress and, yes, a theme park named for her (Dollywood), Parton is beyond mere celebrity — she’s a striking symbol of the American dream. This slight, big-chested blond woman — born dirt poor in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee, the fourth of 12 children — is one of our most prolific songwriters (I’ve read reports stating she’s written over 5,000 songs and released nearly 350) as well as one of the most significant recording artists — ever. But again, Parton’s glory always goes back to her subtly powerful storytelling voice and her beautiful, special songs, including “Jolene,” “The Bargain Store,” “Coat of Many Colors,” “Here You Come Again,” “9 to 5” and (obviously) many, many more, underscoring how little her creative output has to do with her curves, her big personality and her now campy appeal. Parton is always quick to a quip regarding her glamorous appearance, most famously saying, “It takes a lot of money to look this cheap” — but there’s nothing cheap about the artist. Never mind all the money she’s made over the years, anyone filled with this much talent, smarts, heart and soul is an unforgettable class act. KIM MORGAN is a film writer who runs the MSN Movies blog and has contributed to many outlets including LA Weekly, Reel.com, The DVD Journal, The Portland Mercury, Salon and The Huffington Post. She was a main film critic for the daily newspaper The Oregonian in Portland and served as DVD critic on TechTV's "The Screen Savers." She has also appeared as a guest film critic on AMC's "Movie Club," E! Television, Reelz, and most recently on “Ebert & Roeper.” You can read her writing at her blog "SunsetGun.com." Send to Friend

Bullshit. He was on a power trip and he lost. Contested divorce and child custody hearings are always about control: who loses it, who has it and who doesn't. I don't recall Charlie Sheen being a child actor. He played a bit part, uncredited, in a movie his dad did in 1974. His next screen credit in is 1984 when he was 20.

So what? So is every other celebrity kid with very few exception.

Memo to charlie: You might have shot yourself in the foot on this one. Consider: the more money Denise makes the less you may have to pay in support, child or otherwise. Thank the judge that he ruled against you.