
Britney's been a messy girl
Britney just can’t seem to catch a break. Page Six is reporting that Britney Spears made a bit of a mess during a recent photo shoot with Elle Magazine. The Page Six spy had this to say about the shoot:
“They dressed her in all these beautiful couture clothes — and, well, let’s just say she forgot what time of the month it was. It wasn’t pretty.”
There are approximately 12,547 different disgusting comments to be made about this bloody mess, pun intended. But come on, Britney Spears is a multi millionaire pop icon with a giant entourage, she could buy and sell me 200 times over and yet no one could spot her a feminine napkin? She need a new set of friends.
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A fashion designer by the name of Jack McCollough is claiming Kiefer Sutherland head-butted him while he was chilling at a trendy Manhattan night club on Tuesday. McCollough suffered cuts to his face.
Apparently Sutherland attacked him after the two exchanged words. Cops close to the case say, none other than, Brooke Shields, witnessed the incident, and may be called in to recount what she saw.
No one has yet been charged in the case as it is ongoing.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – NBC has canceled its new spy thriller “My Own Worst Enemy,” a show it had promoted heavily during its Olympics telecasts in hopes that it would help revive the struggling network’s lineup.
The showbusiness trade papers Daily Variety and the Hollywood Reporter reported the cancellation in their Thursday editions. It was not clear whether NBC would continue to run the unaired episodes of the Christian Slater vehicle in the 10 p.m. Monday berth behind its flagging series “Heroes.”
Also out is its female drama “Lipstick Jungle,” one of a number of new shows whose momentum was stalled by the Hollywood writers strike earlier this year.
Despite decent reviews and the star power of Slater in the lead role as a man with two personalities, “My Own Worst Enemy” never clicked with viewers. Its four episodes averaged just 5.9 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The top show so far this season is CBS’ crime drama “CSI” with an average of 21.1 million viewers. NBC’s top entry, the veteran cop show “Law & Order: SVU,” ranks at No. 25 with 10.6 million viewers.

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