Spilled Ink drawing, Tony Auth




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Celebrity watching with Inquirer writer Kristin Holmes


Friday, April 27, 2007

A Wrap 

If Alec Baldwin is the dump-er in the split between the actor and his agency, could Dora the Explorer have been the root of the problem? (search schlepped)

Richard Gere tells conservative party leaders in India to kiss off.

Mike Penner, a sportswriter for the L.A. Times, has probably been in plenty of locker rooms, but never as a woman. When the columnist returns to work after a two week break, the men's restroom will no longer apply.

His divorce may have cost him $200 million, but Paul McCartney is still the UK's richest music man.

Rosie O'Donnell says her breats are not silicone-enhanced and Tyra Banks cops a feel to make sure.

You've truly arrived in Hollywood, if not only you have a stalker, but you're spouse has a stalker, especially one who allegedly tries to do a Lizzie-Grubman in your driveway.

If you're Philly-bred rapper Eve in jail on DUI charges and Sean Penn shows up to pay your bail, you say, no thank you.




This is what a $750 haircut looks like when it's done by Blowout's Jonathan Antin, but the contestants on the cablenet Bravo's Shear Genius reality show do as good a job working with box cutters and yard clippers.

Hate Idol results shows, so missed the remaining six sitting through two-hours of getting sucker punched. As a result, we know now NY Knick dancer/teen mom Asia is the newest Pussycat Doll (left, pigtails and red shorts). But the Idol show really pulled in the cash for charity, raising $60 million.

Now that TRL host Vanessa Minnillo is leaving, Beyonce' sis will sub, but only for a little.

This is what a $750 haircut looks like when it's done by Blowout's Jonathan Antin, but the contestants on the cablenet Bravo's Shear Genius reality show do as good a job working with box cutters and yard clippers.

Larry Birkhead and his daughter were ready to catch a plane to California, until grandma said not so fast, my pretty.

Regis Philbin returns to the talk show seat that would take a nuclear blast to get him out of.





Kristin Holmes

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