Paris Hilton is a free woman. The heiress formerly known as Inmate 9818783 officially turned in her orange county-issued jumpsuit and was released at 12:15 am Tuesday from the Century Regional Detention Facility—hopefully for good this time. Parents Kathy and Rick (and a horde of paparazzi) were on hand to ferry their little girl home.
Finally, Tom Sizemore ran out of second and third chances. Given credit for the 213 days he has already served, which works out to about nine months of time served, the actor was sentenced Monday to 16 months in the slammer for violating his probation in a previous drug case. There is nothing like jail for going cold turkey.
This just in: Nancy Grace has breaking news about herself. The CNN talking head revealed Tuesday that she secretly wed investment banker David Lynch in April and that she is expecting twins in January. “I am thrilled to confirm today’s reports on my marriage and impending motherhood,” Grace said in a statement. Hey, do we care? No, but you go girl.
Rosie O’Donnell has given a shout out to Britney Spears on her Website over the news that the pop princess may make a guest appearance alongside Cyndi Lauper on the True Colors tour later this month in Los Angeles. “Brit, if you’re watching, honey, you and me—we’re gonna share, like, a backstage moment, ‘cause I love you, kid!” O’Donnell said. The former View cohost said Lauper was unaware of the potential appearance, but that she, for one, was all for it. “If it is happening, I’m thrilled, because I enjoy Britney,” she said.
Isaiah Washington has been in preliminary talks with NBC about a new TV deal, but the talks have stalled, according to the Hollywood Reporter. It was unclear whether the network was interested in adding the fired Grey’s Anatomy star to an existing series or casting him in a new project. Washington alluded to discussions with the network in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, claiming that he and his agent “are sorting through a ton of offers in both film and TV... There is one network in particular that’s very interested, but I don’t want to say anything specific until it’s a done deal.” Isaiah’s homophobic slur cost him big-time. Next time he’ll refrain from dissing his colleagues. He’ll be lucky to get a job.
It-boy Shia LaBeouf will reteam with his Disturbia director D.J. Caruso for the upcoming thriller Eagle Eye, Daily Variety reports. The Transformers and Indiana Jones 4 star is finalizing a deal to play a slacker whose overachieving twin brother dies under mysterious circumstances. In an interview with Ryan Seacrest Tuesday, LaBeouf said he has no complaints about his life right now. “It was a good year. This year was insane. It was nuts,” he said. Get it while you’re hot, dude.
Mary Louise Parker and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who play husband and wife on Weeds, have called off their real-life relationship, People reports. “It just didn’t work out. Wrong time in both our lives,” Morgan told the magazine at an event Monday. Despite the breakup, and the fact that his character, Judah Bodkin, has been killed off the Showtime series, Morgan said there was a possibility he could appear opposite Parker in a future episode. “That could always pop up, you never know,” he said. “We’ll see.” Hey, when you’ve shared a bong, it’s love at first hit.
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