Ewan McGregor seemed perfectly fine at last night's I Love You Phillip Morris after-party (when he wasn't accosted in the coat check room), but the juicy new Sundance rumor is that things went down afterwards.
• Boy George's street sweeping causes a paparazzi car crash. Live the Lohan dream, buddy. [OAN]
• The MySpace profiles belonging to Bonnie Fuller, Anna Wintour, and Graydon Carter are fake. Duh, the only profile genuinely belonging to a media bigwig is Atoosa Rubenstein's. The 'Toos loves the 'Space. [AdAge]
• Spin…
Last week the Today show heralded Us Weekly's (perhaps questionable) scoop that Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn were officially engaged and happy and totally in love and so not caring about that skanky Brangelina. Despite the world's inexplicable glee at this announcement, Aniston's gum-scraping publicist Stephen…
Let's just all agree that caption contests are supremely retarded, and they rightly inspire responses of supreme tardation. Really we just wanted to run this photo of superpublicist Stephen Huvane picking gum off Kirsten Dunst's shoe, and we also had the Spiegeltent tickets to give away, and lo, two birds met our…
Yesterday Us Weekly reported that Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn were engaged; a few hours later, Aniston's publicist Stephen Huvane denied the story, saying that the magazine was simply wrong and that there was no engagement. Just like any decent flack, Huvane has been known to outright lie on behalf of his…
Using a scientific method we're not quite sober enough to wrap our heads around, Media Orchard has calculated a ranking of celebrities as determined by the number of times their photo has appeared in Us Weekly from August 1, 2005 through January 2, 2006. It's just the sort of useless data you never knew you wanted…
