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Stacey Dash

Date of birth: 01/20/1966

Place of birth: The Bronx, New York, USA

Bio: Best known for her titillating performance as bronze-hued Beverly Hills beauty Dionne in both Clueless (1995), the classic teen comedy, and it’s long-running TV spinoff, Stacey Dash has had a skinfully spicy career. This green-eyed, raven-maned honey played a hitchhiker that no man could resist picking up in Tennessee Nights (1989), baring just a bit of bunnage in sexy shorts. Stacey also showed a dash of ass and a pinch of tit in Illegal in Blue (1995). The dusky darling just begs to be cuffed and frisked in this erotic thriller as the delicious and deranged dish accused of killing… MORE >>

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Courtney Love, widow of Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain, says she plans to sell most of his belongings.”I’m going to have a Christie’s auction,” Love says. “My house is like a mausoleum.” Love and Cobain married in 1992 and had a daughter that year. Cobain committed suicide in 1994.”My daughter doesn’t need to inherit a giant bag full of flannel shirts,” says Love. “A sweater, a guitar and the lyrics to a song, that’s what my daughter gets. And the rest of it, we’ll just sell.” No date has been set for the auction. Love says friends support the idea.”Everyone’s been positive and behind me on it,” she says. “We’ll make a lot of money and give a bunch of it to charity.” She’ll have a chance to move on from Cobain, too she says, “I still wear his pajamas to bed. How am I ever going to go form another relationship in my lifetime wearing Kurt’s pajamas?”

Kim Kardashian has reportedly dropped her lawsuit against Vivid Entertainment over the release of her sex tape with former boyfriend, R&B artist Ray J. He has now moved on to new love, Whitney Houston. The tape, which Vivid paid a million dollars for, is now a bestseller in adult video stores and online markets. Vivid’s co-chairman says, “We are pleased that Kim has dropped her legal action against us, we met with her several times and finally reached a financial arrangement that we both feel is fair.” According to sources, Kardashian will receive close to $5 million in the settlement.

Boy George has been arrested on suspicion of assault and false imprisonment charges.He has been accused of kidnapping male escort Auden Carlsen and chaining him to the wall of his London apartment. Carlsen claims he was hired by Boy George to go to his apartment to pose for photos. George started taking pictures of him, but Carlsen claims he feared for his life soon afterwards. He says, “George said he was going out for milk at 5 am. I heard him come back and I walked into his bedroom wearing just my T-shirt. I was jumped on by George and another man. George handcuffed me to a hook by the bed as they held me down.” Carlsen accuses George of producing a box of sex toys and whips when the other man left, telling him, “Now you’ll get what you deserve.” The escort managed to free himself by pulling the hooks from the wall and alerted the police after he escaped from the apartment. He adds, “It’s ironic that his biggest hit was ‘Do You Really Want To Hurt Me,’ because I’m sure he did want to hurt me. I was convinced I was going to die.” George was released on bail while detectives investigate the allegations.

Richard Gere tried to stop the storm over a public kiss he gave a Bollywood star at an AIDS awareness event by apologized for any offense. Gere’s embrace and kiss of Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty sparked several noisy demonstrations by hard-line Hindu groups and a flurry of legal complaints, which ended with a judge issuing an arrest warrant for the two stars for violating obscenity laws.”What is most important to me is that my intentions as an HIV/AIDS advocate be made clear, and that my friends in India understand that it has never been, nor could it ever be, my intention to offend you,” Gere said in statement issued by the Heroes Project, an organization he co-founded to combat AIDS in India.”If that has happened, of course it is easy for me to offer a sincere apology,” he said. The embrace, in front of about 4,000 truckers, was a failed parody of a move from the film ‘Shall We Dance’ and “a naive misread of Indian customs,” he said. Gere had earlier taken a firmer tone, hitting back at a small group who had complained.”There is a very small, right-wing, very conservative political party in India, and they are the moral police in India and they do this kind of thing quite often,” he told Comedy Central’s ‘The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.’”I dont know that anyone has actually gone to jail, it has to go through a process. It goes to a reputable court, and they throw it out,” he said. Under Indian law, a person convicted of public obscenity faces up to three months in prison, a fine, or both. Legal experts agreed with Gere. “The order is ridiculous. Even if this hugging and kissing was a bit vulgar, it does not amount to obscenity,” India’s former attorney general Soli Sorabjee said. Sorabjee said the judge should not have issued an arrest warrant without hearing from Gere and Shetty. “He is just seeking publicity,” he said.”I would hope that the media could now end the circus around this episode and dedicate its positive resources and expertise to the eradication of HIV/AIDS and other preventable diseases,” Gere said. That’s what’s really important here.”

NBC has settled a gigantic lawsuit in which ‘Will & Grace’ creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan alleged NBC cheated them out of a fortune in profits by altering the books. In a bizarre twist, the was case settled after the jury rendered a verdict. The verdict was $48.5 million plus an untold amount in punitive damages. It all happened in Los Angeles Superior Court. After a three-month trial, the jury deliberated. Just before the verdict was read, NBC lawyers advised the judge they had discovered new information about the foreman, that he had a website which revealed he allegedly hated big corporations. The judge removed the foreman from the jury and ordered jurors to go back in the jury room and deliberate all over again with an alternate juror. But the prospect of a huge settlement drove NBC to settle. Sources say, Mutchnick and Kohan got a of money.”

Daniel Baldwin is officially in the clear over allegations that he stole a car in November. In a statement, Orange County District Attorney spokesperson Farrah Emami said: “After following up on statements provided to us by witnesses and the victim, we have determined that the evidence didn’t support us going forward with the case and all charges have been dropped.” Baldwin was arrested in Santa Monica, California on November 28, after the GMC Yukon he was driving was reported stolen in Orange County. Baldwin pled not guilty to charges of unlawfully taking a car and receiving stolen property.

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Daniel Edwards’ clay sculpture of Paris Hilton’s naked “corpse” is an interactive Public Service Announcement featuring the graphic display of a tiara-wearing, autopsied Paris Hilton with removable innards. It is designed to warn teenagers of the hazards of underage drinking. The sculpture also features Tinkerbell, Hilton’s pet Chihuahua with matching tiara, and debuts in the Williamsburg, Brooklyn neighborhood where prom-goers frequently dine, courtesy of the Capla Kesting Fine Art Gallery.”The Paris Hilton Autopsy” offers a cadaveric nude Paris Hilton, laid out with twisted body and opened abdominal cavity on a coroner’s table, while her cell phone remains in her grip. The ‘unglamorous’ display which includes support material from anti-drunk driving organizations counters “the disturbinglyglamorized trend of Hollywood’s ‘girls gone wild’,” according to gallery director, David Kesting. The tableau, created by Daniel Edwards, reminds potential prom goers that no one is impervious to the pitfalls of drinking. A skewed tiara adorns Paris Hilton’s lifeless head. Kesting, advocating teenagers to experience the Hilton display “hands-on,” said, “Paris’ internal organs, which include her small intestines, and other elements, are removable to assist teens with an empathetic view of drunk driving tragedy from the coroner’s perspective.”

Lindsay Lohan’s driver allegedly ploughed into Tony Bennett’s daughter’s carand threw a tantrum claiming it was her fault. Antonia Bennett claims John Zagata crashed into her car in a Californiarecording studio parking lot. She said: “He was hostile to me. He ran into me, then got out of his car and started yelling at me.” Antonia’s manager Keya Morgan says Zagata was talking on his cell phone at the recording studio when the accident happened. Morgan said: “He then had the nerve to get out of his car and scream, ‘Don’t you know who I am? I represent Lindsay Lohan! How dare you get in my way!’ ” Morgan claims Zagatta tried to blame a “shaken” Antonia, despite “six witnesses, including the security guard who saw him ram her.” Antonia’s car suffered $2,000 in damages.

Snoop Dogg is “disappointed” about Australia’s decision to deny him entry into the country. Snoop has been refused entry into Australia where he was expected to co-host the MTV Australia Video Music Awards in Sydney on Sunday. The country’s Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews said Snoop’s previous criminal convictions had contributed to their refusal to grant him a visa. Snoop’s attorney, Donald Etra says, “We are very disappointed and hope that the minister will reconsider his decision. Snoop loves Australia and Australia loves Snoop. He truly hopes to have the opportunity to perform for his fans.” Australia’s MTV network is also hopeful they can get him into the country. MTV managing director, Dave Sibly says, “We’re putting a lot of energy into making a case for how popular Snoop is and the fact he’s been here before without incident. We’re hopeful that when people tune into MTV on Sunday, they’ll see Snoop Dogg on the red carpet.”

Richard Gere is bewildered at the media storm surrounding his kiss with Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty. Gere and Shetty were speaking at an HIV/AIDS awareness event in New Delhi earlier this month, when he swept Shetty into his arms and kissed her several times on the cheek. Public displays of affection are taboo in India and Gere’s actions resulted in crowds burning effigies of him in Mumbai, Varanasi and New Delhi. Arrest warrants were issued for both Gere and Shetty after a citizen filed a complaint, accusing the couple of committing an “obscene act”. Gere is stunned by the reaction. In a statement, he says, “My clumsy attempt at a ‘Shall We Dance’ dance move was a naive misread of Indian customs. To be honest, this recent media storm has taken me by complete surprise.”

A Bahamian court cleared the way for Anna Nicole Smith’s ex-boyfriend Larry Birkhead to leave the Bahamas with their infant daughter, rejecting an appeal by Smith’s estranged mother. The judge ruled that a court in the United States would likely have the final say in the custody dispute between Virgie Arthur and Larry Birkhead, who was confirmed as the 7-month-old baby’s father after undergoing DNA testing. Arthur was challenging a judge’s decision to allow Birkhead to leave the Bahamas with the baby. Her attorneys argued that Birkhead might not return as directed for another private hearing in the case on June 8.”I’m happy, because this is nonsense really,” Birkhead said outside the courthouse. Birkhead said he plans to leave for the United States once he corrects Dannielynn’s birth certificate to list him as the father. In refusing to consider Arthur’s application, a three-member appeals panel noted that both she and Birkhead wanted to take the child to the United States.”So what is the problem, what is the fear? The child is going to the States anyhow no matter who gets custody,” Justice Emmanuel Osadebay said. The court also ordered Arthur to pay Birkhead $3,000 in legal costs. Smith’s last companion, Howard K. Stern, who had been listed as the infant’s father, patted Birkhead on the back after the ruling and said he was preparing himself emotionally to hand over custody.”It’s difficult for me, but since paternity tests made it clear that Larry was the father, I knew it was inevitable,” Stern said. “I just want Dannielynn to have a good life, and I’m confident Larry will give it to her.” Stern said he hopes to be involved in the girl’s upbringing but that was up to Birkhead. “I’m not requiring written papers or court orders,” he said. A lawyer for Birkhead, Emerick Knowles, said his client hopes to leave for the United States once he secures a passport for Dannielynn but plans to return for the hearing in June.”He’d be silly not to,” Knowles said. “He has every intention of complying with the law.”

The Phil Spector murder trial began in Los Angeles Superior Court, more than four years after actress Lana Clarkson was found fatally shot at his California mansion. Spector arrived at court surrounded by bodyguards and was greeted by a media frenzy. Police say Spector, who is charged with second-degree murder, initially admitted to the February 2003 killing, a statement which he says was made under duress. He has since claimed Clarkson committed suicide. Prosecutor Alan Jackson began his opening statement by telling the jury about Spector’s alleged history of violence against women. Clarkson’s death at Phil Spector’s hilltop castle was the last of several women victimized in a decades-long series of alcohol-fueled confrontations, the prosecutor told jurors. The defense countered that Lana Clarkson’s death was an accident, and characterized Spector as an old-fashioned romantic. Jackson outlined what he called a pattern of behavior in which Spector would become exceedingly drunk, take a woman to one of his residences, refuse to let her leave and then threaten her with a gun when she refused to stay. He said Spector is someone “who, when he’s confronted with the right circumstances, when he’s confronted with the right situations, turns sinister and deadly.”"The evidence is going to paint a picture of a man who on February 3, 2003, put a loaded pistol in Lana Clarkson’s mouth and shot her to death,” Jackson told the jury. The prosecutor showed a photograph of Clarkson slumped in a chair, her face covered with blood. Defense attorney Bruce Cutler told jurors that investigators leaped to the conclusion that it was a murder.”The evidence will show that back on Feb. 3 of 2003, before they even had a cause of death, let alone a manner of death, they had murder on their mind.” Cutler said. Spector listened glumly during the televised proceeding as the prosecution laid out the murder case against him.”Lana Clarkson was the last of a long line of women victimized by Phillip Spector over the years,” the prosecutor said.It took about eight months for authorities to charge Spector with murder. They are proceeding on a theory of “implied malice,” alleging he did not intend to kill Clarkson but caused her death by reckless behavior and taking an extreme risk.If convicted of second-degree murder, he could face 15 years to life in prison.

A woman obsessed with Sandra Bullock almost killed Bullock’s husband, motorcycle mogul Jesse James, during a bizarre attack at the couple’s Orange County home.Police say that Bullock, along with James’ 10-year-old daughter, looked on in horror as Marcia Valentine “attempted 3 or 4 times to run Jesse James over with her silver Mercedes.” James was never struck by the car during the alleged incident.Reportedly, Valentine also “laid in the driveway and wouldn’t move.” Orange County Sheriffs were contacted and responded to the scene, but Valentine allegedly fled before they arrived. After an intense manhunt, officers located Valentine and took her into custody. Valentine is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.

Snoop Dogg has fallen of favor with Australian immigration officials after he overstayed his visa in February and he has been refused entry into the country this week. He was expected to co-host the MTV Australia Video Music Awards in Sydney on Sunday. The country’s Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews said Snoop’s previous criminal convictions had contributed to their refusal to grant him a visa. Speaking on a local radio show, Andrews said, “The reality is in relation to this man, that he was given a warning the last time, he has a whole string of convictions, and, just two weeks ago I was told he was convicted on a number of charges again and sentenced to three years’ imprisonment on two, and three years’ imprisonment on another, with five years’ probation and a suspended sentence.” Andrews said Snoop Dogg was given an official warning during his last visit in February, when he overstayed his visa by two days. Snoop Dogg and pal Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs were forced to cancel their joint British concerts last month after the country’s Foreign And Commonwealth Office refused to grant him a visa.

‘Girls Gone Wild’ mogul Joe Francis has just been charged with one count of misdemeanor sexual battery. The charge was filed by the Los Angeles City Attorney. L.A. City Attorney spokesperson Frank Mateljan said that Francis was at a birthday party in Los Angeles this past January when he allegedly touched an 18-year-old girl on the breast, buttocks and inner thigh. The woman allegedly repeatedly asked Francis to stop. Francis will be arraigned May 22. If convicted, he faces a maximum six months in jail and a $2,000 fine. Francis has a list of legal problems at the moment. He’s currently in a Florida jail serving 35 days for contempt of court. He faces other charges as well.

Hugh Grant has been arrested and questioned by police after allegedly attacking a paparazzo. The incident took place when Grant became angry at photographer Ian Whittaker for taking his picture in front of his London home. Grant allegedly kicked Whittaker three times and swore at him as Whittaker attempted to photograph him. Whittaker alleges Grant then picked up a large container of baked beans and threw them at him, leaving him “bruised” and “battered” and covered in the sticky mess. Grant’s lawyers said an incident had taken place and was now under investigation. A police spokeswoman did not confirm that it was Grant who was arrested, but did confirmed that a man had been arrested and questioned at a central London police station after an allegation of assault. He was bailed out and must return in May.

Putting an end to rumors, Rosie O’Donnell said she will leave ‘The View’ in June after less than a year of feuds, headlines and higher ratings for ABC. O’Donnell said she and ABC couldn’t agree on a new contract, she wanted one more year, ABC wanted to lock her up for three. So she said she decided to leave, although she will appear occasionally next season for special assignments. O’Donnell made more than $3 million for her season on ‘The View’ and ABC was willing to spend more to keep her, but wanted a three-year deal so it didn’t have to worry about her as a potential competitor. She could easily command her own talk show for much more money. She was making some $30 million a year before ‘The Rosie O’Donnell Show’ shut down in 2002.”It just didn’t work,” she said, “and that’s show biz. But it’s not sad because I loved it here and I love you guys and I’m not going away.’ O’Donnell has helped increase the talk show’s audience by about a half-million a day. But her outspokenness has caused continual controversy, including a nasty name-calling feud with Donald Trump that placed ‘The View’ creator Barbara Walters squarely in the middle.’We have had, to say the least, an interesting year,” Walters said. But she said O’Donnell’s exit is “not my doing or my choice.” Despite all the controversy, or maybe because of it, O’Donnell was good business for ABC. Through mid-April, ‘The View’ has averaged 3.5 million viewers since O’Donnell joined.

Willie Nelson and his tour manager were spared jail time after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor count of marijuana possession. Nelson and tour manager David Anderson, along with Nelson’s sister, Bobbie Nelson, and two drivers, were issued citations on Sept. 18.State troopers said they found marijuana and hallucinogenic mushrooms on Nelson’s tour bus during a commercial-vehicle inspection on Interstate 10. State District Judge Paul deMahy fined Nelson and Anderson $1,024 each and put both on probation for six months. As part of a plea agreement, the citation against Bobbie Nelson was dismissed.St. Martin Parish Assistant District Attorney Chester Cedars said he dismissed the citations against the two drivers because there was no indication they “had anything to do with the contraband.” Word spread quickly that Nelson was in the southern Louisiana town, and a crowd of about 25 fans gathered outside to wait for him after his brief court appearance. When he emerged, Nelson obliged the fans, shaking hands, signing scraps of paper and posing for photographs. “Thank ya’all,” he said, waving as he climbed into a waiting car.