Lindsay Lohan seems to have been on her bestest behaviour at Paris Fashion Week since she got denied entry from the Dior catwalk show on Friday.

The former Mean Girls actress was caught up in an embarrassing scene when security turned her away from the Dior fashion show after she turned up over an hour late. Oh, the cheek of it!

Since then though Lindsay seems to have made it to all the shows on time, yesterday for instance we caught up with the reality star and her gigantic trout pout at the front row of the John Galliano Ready-to-Wear collection just a few seats along from Gossip singer Beth Ditto…

Queen of the nipple-slips herself, Pamela Anderson, has been causing controversy Down Under with this sexy new advert.

The former Baywatch star, who seems to be doing anything she can for cash these days, starred in a saucy ad for Australian company CrazyDomainnames.com.au, which ended up being banned after it received hundreds of complaints for being sexist.

Managing director of CrazyDomainnames.com.au, Gavin Collins, blamed "feminist bloggers" for deliberately stirring up controversy about the advert which sees Pammie, as an office worker, stripping down to a gold bikini to have cream poured all over her in the roving imagination of one of her male colleagues.

Yup, nothing sexist about that at all then! Meanwhile in more positive news for Pammie, according to reports the actress is due to be starring in the upcoming series of Dancing With The Stars (the US version of Strictly Come Dancing).

And she’ll be featuring in the next series of the reality show alongside Buzz Aldrin, Nicole Scherzingerr and Kate Gosselin. Earlier today on Twitter Anderson confirmed:

“I'm such a lucky girl to be doing Dancing with the Stars. It's going to be a lot of hard work, but I'm so excited to learn and work really hard for the competition. I adore my dance partner, it's going to be a lot of fun! Remember to vote!"

Well, at least it’s better than doing panto right?!

David and Victoria Beckham probably already have abound twenty homes scattered around the globe, but apparently that’s not enough for them (yes we’re very, very jealous of their lifestyle).

Apparently the uber-rich couple have their eye on George Clooney’s Italian villa - where they once stayed for several days – which is situated on Lake Como.

Clooney has decided to sell the multi-million pound villa (when we hear the word “villa” we generally think of a small, quaint, cobbled home with beams, but this is actually a mahoosive 30 bedroom bad boy with a lake in the back garden) because it’s not private enough and there’s always photographers knocking about.

But David Beckham loves it: the Italian press revealed today that Becks has been telling his pals:

“I have fallen in love with the beautiful countryside. It's peaceful, quiet and near Milan. It would be great for the family."

Doesn’t really sound like something David would say, does it. We’re guessing that was a rough translation.

And now that the Beckhams have put in an offer on the house (as has a Russian billionaire apparently) George Clooney is now looking to buy a new property on Lake Como – a whole bloody castle which is situated on a small idyllic island.

Does that sound secluded enough for you George?

Yes we know that Paris Hilton has already celebrated her 29th birthday with friends and family in LA earlier this week, but that simply wasn’t enough for her. She is an uber-rich socialite after all, so following her birthday meal a few days ago Paris jetted to Las Vegas over the weekend where she threw a huge party at Tao nightclub to celebrate her special day.

Paris has actually had three parties to celebrate her 29th this week *sighs with jealously*; as well as the meal and the bash in Las Vegas, Paris was in New York on Thursday where she had a little gathering at a Manhattan hotspot which, unfortunately, ended in a massive row between her and her boyfriend Doug Reidnhart.

The fight allegedly erupted after Paris’ ex-boyfriend Brandon Davis arrived unannounced at the bash in an “inebriated” state and began having a little a chat with Hilton – which Doug didn’t like very much. An onlooker said:

"One minute, Paris and Doug were looking all loved up; the next minute, they started bickering. Doug didn't seem happy about all the attention she was getting. Paris started to pout and gave him some girly punches in the back before storming off.

"The next minute, Doug was shouting at Brandon. The music was so loud that we couldn't hear what he was saying, but he then got Brandon thrown out of the door."

Shame. Anyway, Paris didn’t stay in a bad mood with Doug for long, shortly after the argument the pair were then seen getting all “romantic” with each other. Is that a euphemism?

While every other celeb in the UK at the moment was at the Brit awards (or a an after-party associated with the ceremony) last night, Lindsay Lohan was hosting a fundraising event at London's Altitude 360, which was raising cash for the victims of the devastating Haiti earthquake.

Now while we don’t want to mock Lindsay’s admiral charity efforts for a worthwhile cause, we think it’s fair to say that the guest list at the bash last night was a teensy-weensy bit disappointing. In fact the words “scrapping” “bottom” and “barrel” spring to mind.

“Celebs” at the party included Lindsay’s ex-lover Callum Best, Janice Dickinson, Chris Fountain, Bianca Gascoigne (who we spotted “kissing” a girl drunkenly outside the venue), Lady Sovereign and her partner in crime Katia Ivanova. Major fail…

Feb 11, 2010

ABC's family comedy "The Middle" rose to a season high Wednesday night, marking its second straight week of record numbers.

"Middle" (8.2 million, 3.0 preliminary adults 18-49 rating) was up 11%, aided by a stronger-than-usual lead-in from one of ABC's ubiquitous Charlie Brown specials -- "A Charlie Brown Valentine" (7.5 million, 2.5).

"Modern Family" (10.1 million, 4.2) gained 8% this week and matched its season high -- the second straight week of gains for the comedy while facing Fox's "American Idol." But there was a sharp drop into "Cougar Town" (6.7 million, 2.8), which was the only ABC program to drop last night. Even "Ugly Betty" (4.7 million, 1.7) was up, growing 21%.

Fox won the night with "Human Target" (8.9 million, 2.5) halting its declines to improve a tenth this week, and managed a second-place finish at 8 p.m. Could this mean the action-drama is stabilizing? "American Idol" (25 million, 9.5) was up 4% though down slightly from Day 2 of the Hollywood Rounds last year.

On CBS, the post-Super Bowl glow continued. "New Adventures of Old Christine" (8.3 million, 2.3) and "Gary Unmarried" (7.7 million, 2.4) improved 21% and 26%, respectively. "Criminal Minds" (14.8 million, 3.8) was steady and "CSI: NY" (13.7 million, 3.6) was up 6% despite contending with an "Law & Order: SVU" repeat (6 million, 1.8) at 10 p.m. instead of "The Jay Leno Show." NBC also aired "Mercy" (6.8 million, 1.8), which was up 13%. The CW ran repeats

She’s been campaigning to bring the people - as she sees it - behind her brother’s death to justice for months now, but last night La Toya Jackson seemed distinctly unhappy about the news that Michael’s personal doctor, Conrad Murray, is set to be charged with involuntary manslaughter.

When asked by waiting reporters outside Mr. Chow Restaurant in LA yesterday (where we spotted her) how she felt about the charge against Murray, La Toya replied:

"He should have been charged with premeditated (manslaughter).”

This seems to be a sentiment echoed by the rest of the Jackson family as premeditated manslaughter carries a more serious sentence. The family’s lawyer, Brian Oxman, said:

"I spoke to La Toya Jackson, she wants justice for her brother.

"She is upset and has been upset about Michael's death. I spoke to Joseph Jackson. He wants justice for Michael. They are not angry, they are not vindictive, they are heartbroken. They do not think that the charge of involuntary manslaughter is appropriate. They feel that it is a slap in the face.”

Meanwhile Conrad Murray is set to appear in court tomorrow where it looks as though he’ll face charges over Michael’s death.

Wow, considering Nicole Richie only gave birth four months ago we think she’s looking pretty goddamn trim in the upcoming issue of Marie Claire, which coincidentally leads us nicely into the following story about Nicole’s previous body issues.

During an interview with the glossy mag Nicole discussed how she felt about having her weight massively criticised in the past. She said:

“I felt it was a little unfair to say someone has an eating disorder when they don’t. It’s extremely insulting and irresponsible.”

Agreed, but we can’t eradicate that shocking picture of a Nicole jogging along the beach in a bikini from our minds. She was nothing but skin and bones.

But just in case we didn’t get the message loud and clear she then added:

“An eating disorder is serious and it’s a disease.”

Does anyone else get the impression Ms Richie doesn’t have anything else to talk about?

By Nellie Andreeva- Jan 26, 2010

Days after the network severed ties with O'Brien as host of "The Tonight Show," it picked up an hourlong pilot from O'Brien's production company, Conaco.

Additionally, NBC has ordered multicamera comedy pilot "The Pink House."

Both shows hail from UMS.

The untitled O'Brien project, known as "Justice," was written by John Eisendrath. Described as a new take on a law show with a larger-than-life character at the center, it follows an ex-Supreme Court justice who quits the Court to start his own legal practice.

Jan 26, 2010

The D.A. is ready to charge Dr. Conrad Murray in the death of Michael Jackson, multiple law enforcement sources tell TMZ.

Our sources tell TMZ that members of the D.A.'s office -- including Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley -- have already met about filing a criminal case against Dr. Murray.

Members of the LAPD still have not met with the D.A. to present the case, however, our sources say the deputy D.A. assigned to the case -- David Walgren -- has worked closely with LAPD detectives on the case, is intimately familiar with the investigation, has all the LAPD investigative notes and has already briefed Cooley and others in the office.

We're told Dr. Murray could be charged with involuntary manslaughter as early as next week.