- A $50,000 warrant has been issued for the arrest of Lindsay Lohan in connection with her May 2007 DUI arrest. The police are not releasing specifics, but hope that Lohan will “surrender herself.” [TMZ]
- The Beverly Hills Police Department has issued this statement: “In response to media inquiries, [the] Beverly Hills Police Department is confirming a warrant was in fact issued today [March 13] for the arrest of Lindsay Lohan. The $50,000 warrant issued by the Beverly Hills Superior Court stems from a May 2007 arrest of Miss Lohan for DUI and hit-and-run. The circumstances leading to the issuance of the warrant by the court are not readily available at this time. It is our hope that Miss Lohan will surrender herself so that this matter will be resolved in a timely manner.”[USWeekly]
- You may not have to hear that alleged Chris Brown and Rihanna duet after all: “Chris and [producer] Polow da Don wrote a song together,” the source says, “Around August or September of 2008, Chris and Rihanna recorded a demo of that song. What they recorded were just reference vocals. There is no duet, and nothing has been recorded together since February.”[JustJared]
- Katy Perry says she’s not interested in the paparazzi: “”I don’t ever do anything to try and bring it upon myself.There are ten thousand other restaurants besides the Ivy. I’m not obsessed with getting my picture taken. You know there’s just so much taken out of context. There’s so much nit-picking. I turned my data alerts off.”[ShowbizSpy]
- Khloe Kardashian has some klassy words for Jeff Eldridge, the West Virginia lawmaker attempting to pass a Barbie ban: “He can suck an egg, seriously. He’s probably butt-ugly and always wanted a girlfriend that looked like Barbie but could never get one. People like that really annoy me.” [FoxNews]
- Keira Knightley‘s swashbuckling days are apparently behind her: the actress won’t be back for Pirates of the Caribbean 4: “It was a completely fantastic experience, and it was an amazingly large portion of my life, but I don’t think I need to go there again. I think that it’s done. But I’m very excited to see the next one.”[Cinematical]
- Krista Barth, who once represented Howard K. Stern, says Stern is being punished based on media speculation and not facts: “The television, tabloid and Internet trial of Mr. Stern in the court of public opinion has been based on sensational lies, speculation, rumor and gossip,” Barth says, “Unfortunately, it appears that criminal charges have now been brought by the state of California based on this same type of misinformation.” [People]
- Robert Pattinson struggled to film a gay sex scene for his upcoming film, Little Ashes. “”[The hardest part was] trying to do it doggie-style. Trying to have a nervous breakdown while doing it doggie-style,” Pattinson says, “And it wasn’t even a closed set. There were all these Spanish electricians giggling to themselves.”[ShowbizSpy]
- Former WWE wrestler Andrew Martin, better known as Test, has been found dead at the age of 33. [ONTD]
- Michael Jackson impersonator Navi is denying charges that it was he, and not MJ, who showed up at the wacky press conference announcing Jackson’s upcoming tour. “That was Michael Jackson, I’d stake my life on it,’ Navi says, “He is so reclusive, most people don’t know what he really looks like. When he’s not on stage, he does walk with a slight hunch. If that wasn’t Michael Jackson, I might as well give up – because it means there must be someone out there who’s better than me.” [DailyMail]
- “People say to me, “Madonna must really boss you around” and I tell them “No! She’s the most docile, sweet, quiet little student. She’ll follow everything I want. Madonna never slacks off. She’s like a gym nerd.” –Madonna’s trainer, Tracy Anderson.[Mirror]
- Mandy Moore‘s iPod goes up for sale for charity soon, and shock of shocks! There are no Ryan Adams songs on it. 10 bucks says Ryan doesn’t have “Candy” on his iPod, either. [PageSix]
- Is Clive Owen the new Cary Grant? I love them both, but, uh, no. [TimesOnline]
- “I just really think that when people really understand that this is a human rights issue and that there are a percentage of people living in this country that don’t have the same rights as everybody else, I think that people will be compelled to make sure that they live in a country where every single citizen has the same rights.”-Portia de Rossi on Prop 8. [LATimes]
- Matt Lauer‘s Where In The World Is Matt Lauer? series has been cancelled due to the poor economy. Meanwhile, Carmen Sandiego is still on the loose, Gumshoes! [USWeekly]
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