Infamous White House gatecrasher Michaele Salahi has already told InTouch she’s considering going under the knife for “bigger boobs.” Was there a certain male readership she had in mind? This weekend, TMZ has reported that the controversial reality star (‘The Real Housewives of D.C.’) is taking her strategic quest for fame to a new level by — brace yourselves, because the novelty of the idea may just blow your mind — taking off her clothes in Playboy. All her clothes.Read the rest of this entry »
Celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D is done hiding her feelings about her love life. In a new magazine ad to promote her fragrance Adora, Von D — looking classy and elegant — addresses her outlook on love: “Life holds new meaning when you’re in love.”
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After July’s well-received joint appearance onstage in Jamaica, and an enthusiastic remark that producer Bryan-Michael Cox made in an interview with Jermaine Dupri (“Usher and the boy Chris Brown are going on tour, y’all know that, right?”), fans expected a major concert collaboration to be announced.Read the rest of this entry »
You remember it like it was yesterday, don’t you? Your first day of school. Standing at the bus stop with a fresh hair cut and an even fresher peanut butter and jelly sandwich. It’s an American classic, and now, it’s an experience the two eldest children of the late Michael Jackson can relate to.
Homeschooled since they began their education, Prince Michael, 13, and his sister Paris, 12, began classes at The Buckley School in California’s San Fernando Valley on Wednesday. Jackson family sources tell TMZ, Prince wanted to enroll to have “a social experience.”
Actor Paul Hogan, star of the ‘Crocodile Dundee’ movie trilogy, has been barred from leaving Australia until he pays a disputed tax bill, his lawyer said on Thursday.
The 70-year-old actor, who currently lives in Los Angeles and first gained a public profile in the United States with his cheerful offer to “slip an extra shrimp on the barbie” in Australian tourism TV ads in the mid 1980s, arrived in Sydney last week to attend the funeral of his mother, Florence Hogan.
Hogan was served with an Australian Taxation Office order after landing last Friday that prevents him from leaving Australia until he settles a multimillion dollar tax bill, lawyer Andrew Robinson said.
“These may not be the appropriate circumstances to effectively make Paul a prisoner of Australia,” Robinson told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio.
The order was “absolutely devastating” for Hogan’s wife, ‘Crocodile Dundee’ co-star Linda Kozlowski, and their 12-year-old son Chance, both of whom remained in Los Angeles, Robinson said.
Australian tax and crime investigators have fought Hogan in a five-year legal wrangle in Australian and U.S. courts to investigate evidence that he used offshore bank accounts to conceal earnings since his low-budget ‘Crocodile Dundee’ movie became an international hit in 1986.
Tax authorities last month claimed Hogan owed tax on 38 million Australian dollars ($34 million) in allegedly undisclosed income. The exact tax bill has not been disclosed.
Hogan has denied any wrongdoing and disputes the tax bill. He has never been charged with tax evasion.
The Australian Tax Office refuses to comment due to a policy of not discussing individual cases.
Robinson said lawyers are negotiating with tax authorities to have the order revoked.
“Those discussions are ongoing. We are hoping that they will result in an arrangement that will allow him to go back to his wife and son,” Robinson said, without elaborating.
A judge on Wednesday ordered Lindsay Lohan to undergo a rigorous outpatient rehab program that will require frequent counseling but will permit the actress to continue working.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elden S. Fox ordered the ‘Mean Girls’ star to undergo psychotherapy and addiction counseling sessions several times a week until November. He also ordered the 24-year-old to submit to random drug and alcohol testing at least twice a week and to continue living in the Los Angeles area.