- Last weekend, Lindsay Lohan had a party in the Betty Ford Clinic satellite house she’s been staying in. Her roommates were caught “drinking heavily,” and on the same night, Lindsay and her friends may have gone to a bar.
- There’s no evidence that Lindsay was drinking, but Betty Ford officials decided not to let her leave for Christmas in light of the incident. She’s also gone back to the main facility, supposedly not as punishment, but for “intensive therapy.” [TMZ]
- Shania Twain is reportedly engaged to Frédéric Thiébaud. The two started dating after their exes had an affair that ended their respective marriages. A source says, “They’ve been engaged a couple months.” [People]
- Tracy Morgan had a kidney transplant on December 10. He’s doing well and was already spotted out at a Knicks game, but he’ll miss two episode of 30 Rock. [EW]
- Vince Vaughn is a dad. His wife gave birth to their daughter Locklyn on Saturday. [Us]
- Simon Cowell will be knighted in 2011. [N.Y. Post]
- Britain’s TV regulatory body will investigate claims that the Christina Aguilera and Rihanna‘s performances on the X Factor finale were too raunchy. [NYT]
- Christina has managed to move on with her life. She celebrated her 30th birthday at a French ski resort with her new boyfriend. [People]
- Paris Hilton has her own motorcycle team or something. Honestly, this was too stupid for me to make sense of. [AP]
- When paparazzi screamed rude questions about Zac Efron at Vanessa Hudgens, she said, “We’re good.” [E!]
- How Do You Know made just $7.6 million this past weekend, which only covered half of Reese Witherspoon‘s paycheck. [Us]
- Kelsey Grammer has been offered $1 million to endorse a website for women seeking sugar daddies, but there’s no chance he’ll take the offer. [Radar]
- Lisa Robin Kelly, who played Eric’s sister on That ’70s Show, was recently arrested for DUI. Her mug shot looks really sad. [E!]
- When a Newsweek reporter asked Tyler Winklevoss, “Did a lot of girls contact you and your brother after the movie?” he replied, “Um … uh. We’ve been, uh, we’ve been pretty busy. Uh …I’d prefer not to comment on that. No …I don’t know. Yeah, I’d prefer not to go there. Is this for NEWSWEEK?” [N.Y. Mag]
- You can snark all you want about James Franco hosting the Oscars, but he says, “I’m happy to take the criticism. Even if it’s ‘The Worst Oscars Ever,’ I don’t care. It’s one night of the year.” [EW]
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