Lily Allen — who is married and expecting a child — admits that she could have gone down an entirely different path. “I’ve had nights out with Amy [Winehouse] and know exactly what used to go on. It’s so easy to get caught up in that madness.” And: “I’ve been strong enough to walk away. When Amy died, I got several texts from friends saying they were really glad I was still here, that I hadn’t died too.” [The Sun]
Bad news for Glee fans who love Lauren Zizes, the spunky, tough character played by Ashley Fink. According to insiders, her screen time will be greatly reduced this year. Spoiler alert: Zises will quit New Directions and break up with Puck. Sob. [TV Line]
Khloe Kardashian to Kris Jenner: “MOM! STOP!” Been there. [Gatecrasher]
Ashton Kutcher really, really wants you to watch the upcoming season of Two And A Half Men, and he’s using faux nudity to try and entice you. [x17]
- Beyoncé has pulled out of a live satellite performance at the Michael Jackson Tribute concert. [Radar]
- A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Real Housewives Of Orange County star Gretchen Rossi, and suddenly, I am imagining a show in which all the Housewives go to jail, where they have to wear jumpsuits and flats and have no access to hair extensions or makeup. Real Housewives Of Oz. I’d watch the shit out of that. [Radar]
- If you hate that Miley Cyrus song “Party In The USA,” don’t worry, so does Miley Cyrus. [Page Six]
- The 84-year-old lady who hit Reese Witherspoon with her car has been ordered to retake her driver’s test. [TMZ]
- Elisabetta Canalis would rather go naked than wear fur. [Page Six]
- Elisabetta Canalis on her breakup from George Clooney: “I have always seen the end of my relationships as a personal failure…There is nothing ever pretty [in] saying goodbye.” [Us, NYDN]
- Mel Gibson, who infamously went on a drunken anti-Semitic rant in 2006, is making a movie about Jewish warrior Judah Maccabee, which should make everything better, right? [Deadline New York]
- “I had a brother that committed suicide and that was more than twenty years ago and I’m still trying to figure out why he committed suicide. I think anyone who survives suicide, that’s one of the horrible things about it, you can’t pinpoint one thing necessarily always that did it. You can’t put yourself in someone else’s mind, a mind that is not acting rationally or not thinking rationally. I think there’s other aspects to Russell’s life which really weren’t talked about on the show at all, but are clearly a part of what happened.” — Anderson Cooper, when asked about Russell Armstrong of Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills. [Radar]
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