Sideshow: For Hugh Hefner, a ringless dog day

October 15, 2011|By Tirdad Derakhshani, Inquirer Staff Writer
  • "I got the dog, she got the ring," Hefner says. "I got the best of it."

In a grave insult to all oversexed, smoking-jacket-wearing octogenarians, professional blond Crystal Harris, 25, will not return the $90,000 engagement ring Hugh Hefner gave her, even though she abandoned the 85-year-old pubescent boy days before their scheduled June wedding. Worse, Crystal has put it up for auction.

Hugh, a role model to us all, is totally copacetic.

"I got the dog, she got the ring," he says. "I got the best of it."

 

Robin Gibb in hospital

Robin Gibb, 61, was undergoing tests Friday after checking into a hospital in Oxford, England, the night before with abdominal pain.

His website says he "is being treated for inflammation of the colon." The Bee Gees singer canceled a South American solo tour in April, eight months after undergoing emergency gastrointestinal surgery, USAToday.com says.

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Moving day for Dashton?

A moving truck has been spotted at Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore's Santa Monica pad. Is Ashton, who reportedly bedded 47 women (or was it three?) in a hot-tub orgy on the eve of his sixth wedding anniversary, moving out?

Then again, why should we assume someone is moving out? Perhaps someone is moving in! Maybe Sara Leal, who claimed she was one of the women (47? 3?) who had sex with Ashton. No comment from Dashton reps.

 

No angels for Charlie

They are all beautiful. And all out of a job. Variety reports that ABC has canceled its reboot of Charlie's Angels, which was produced by Drew Barrymore and starred Rachael Taylor, Minka Kelly, and Annie Ilonzeh. ABC will continue to air a handful of already-shot episodes.

 

Today in EntBiz news

Multitalented youngster Selena Gomez has made a video in which she announces she'll be hosting the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards on Nov. 6 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, featuring live music by Coldplay, Jessie J, LMFAO, and Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Bourdain: Pass the meat!

Author, chef, and food critic Anthony Bourdain hates - I mean he loathes - veganism.

"I don't have any understanding of it," he tells Playboy. "Being a vegan is a first-world phenomenon, completely self-indulgent."

As for plain ol' vegetarians, "they make for bad travelers and bad guests."

 


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