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Guess Britney Spears is a little bit hot for her new post-rehab beau, Howie Day. Guess she and Day enjoyed a night together. Guess her former husband didn’t like that very much. "Gotta head to the dump to find trash," K-Fed allegedly muttered about the whole damn romance. Maybe Kevin could get down on his knee and tell Brit how he’d love to be back in baby’s arms.
Have you spun our boy’s <I>Playing With Fire</I> lately? C’mon, give it another chance.
"Going to a Town," the first single off of Rufus Wainwright’s Release the Stars (listen to the entire thing on our Hear Music First page) is the opera-loving pop singer’s own state of the union address — a heartfelt indictment of the U.S.A. and its leaders. We asked Wainwright to explain how he’d fix the country if he were in charge. Spoiler Alert: the answer involves Dolly Parton.
Let’s talk about losers…more. Below you’ll find some uncensored clips of the Dustin vs. everyone blow-up that went down on this week’s episode of Celebrity Fit Club: Men Vs. Women. The first is an extended cut of the episode’s big reveal: hear Dustin talk his trash on his fellow contestants in all his uncensored glory. The two clips after that chronicle Dustin’s temper tantrum in which he threatens to leave the show. Hearing Dustin uncensored does nothing to rouse sympathy…though it is pretty awesome to hear Harvey tell him that he’s "full of more s*** than a hog house in the South" without any bleeps in his way.
- On her relationship with ex-beau Justin Timberlake, Cameron Diaz says, "We’re like the popular kids. Everybody wants to know what happens to us." Uh, we can fix that if you want, Cammie. [I'm Not Obsessed]
- If Usher and Beyoncé got together, would the world collapse under the weight of their collective ego? [Sandra Rose]
- Paris Hilton is already receiving threats from her potential fellow inmates. The real fun begins when she drops the soap! [A Socialite's Life]
- Kelly Clarkson, please apply the title of your single "Never Again" to your wardrobe. [Dlisted]
- George Lucas says Spider-Man 3 is silly. Like, Ewok-silly or Jar Jar Binks-silly? [Best Week Ever]
Did 50 Cent jack a beat from a member of Cam’ron’s crew? Is Jim Jones even a part of Cam’s crew? And who’s 50 dating these days?
So many questions about Curtis. And we haven’t even touched upon his upcoming album.
50’s new single, "Amusement Park" leaked yesterday, and astute listeners called him out for biting heavily off of Jim Jones’ "Your Majesty." You can listen to both here, but it seems pretty obvious that the producer simply reused Jones’ original. (Somwhere, Cam’ron is rubbing his hands together and cackling maniacally, even if he and Jones are no longer buds.)
50 is also rumored to be dating soap-opera star Victoria Rowell. The kicker? Rowell is 46, while 50 is just 31. And the soap that Rowell used to star on? The Young and the Restless. You can’t make this stuff up.
Some celebs just can’t can’t keep their yap shut. Lindsay’s one of ‘em, and lots of ideas that she blurts out in interviews help explain exactly who she is. Like this quote to Allure. "I never passed out in my life. I never vomited from having drinks. Like in public - I would never do that. Well…a few times."
We united some La Lohan’s most memorable quips. Check out our flipbook and see what Linds has got on her mind when talking to the press.
It’s hard to believe it, but there might be someone who’s even more fame-obsessed than Lindsay Lohan: her mother. Dina Lohan, who’s under the assumption from friends that she’s the "white Oprah," is supposedly gunning for Rosie O’Donnell’s soon-to-be vacant spot on the daytime estrofest The View. Regardless of that happens (and it won’t, for that would be, in a word, apocalyptic), Dina has landed a bonafide gig as an Entertainment Tonight red-carpet correspondent for the premiere of Lindsay’s Georgia Rule. There’s rumbling that ET only gave Dina the gig so that the news show could get an exclusive interview with Lindsay. So Dina’s whoring her daughter for fame and/or whoring herself for her daughter’s fame. That’s a big cycle of whore right there.
In March, Dina told Harper’s Bazaar that she’s "living the American dream." Chasing fame while living off a "loved"-one’s fortune? Sadly enough, that seems dead-on. [New York Post/Image credit: Getty]
On last night’s American Idol, each of the Top 4 contestants sang tunes penned by Barry Gibb. Based on the judges’ hard-ass feedback (Simon was using both barrels last night), they’re sort of over Melinda Doolittle and her solid but boring performances, and instead anointed Jordin Sparks as the new teacher’s pet. So did Gibb himself. Standing around the piano, evaluating Jordin’s spin through "To Love Somebody," the Bee Gees boss said that he’d never "heard a greater rendition" of the tune. Sparks was flying.
There are three women and one man left in the competition, but the mentor said that it shouldn’t be a problem for the girls to sing songs originally performed by the brothers Gibb. "I’ve always sung like a lady to begin with, so it’s OK," he joked.
Looks like if Chinese Democracy won’t come to the people, then the people will come to Chinese Democracy. The long-delayed, much-anticipated, disaster-fraught Guns N’ Roses album — the subject of speculation by everyone from magazines to psychics — has leaked, at least in part. Though these tracks have been available on file-sharing sites for awhile now, they’ve never been kicking around in such clean versions. This makes us suspect that an official release is . . . maybe . . . on its way. Haters can hate as much as they want, but these songs actually sort of rock: “There Was a Time” and “The Blues” are epic dirges in the vein of “November Rain,” while “I.R.S.” and “Chinese Democracy” are harder numbers, the former more blues-y, the latter more White Zombie-y. Zombies are very much in fashion right now, so looks like Axl’s right on the money.