Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Pop princess Britney Spears gave birth to a 6 pound, 11 ounce baby boy just before 2 a.m., September 12th at a Los Angeles hospital, insiders told The ENQUIRER in an exclusive." Kevin took Britney to the hospital in the evening hours of Sept. 11 to prepare for the Cesarean birth," an insider said. Only her mother Lynn, and her sister Jamie Lynn were present at the birth. None of Kevin’s family was there.Right after the baby was born, Kevin got the word out to his family and close friends.Britney wanted to have her second child on September 14, the first birthday of Sean Preston but Kevin put his foot down, the source said. He didn’t want the kids to have the same birthday.

The National Enquirer 

Congrats if this is true!

According to the Sun newspaper, Sharon Osbourne’s dog has bitten a second person – the Hoff.

"Minnie" nibbled Baywatch star David Hasselhoff just two weeks after she had sank her teeth into Patrick Swayze.

Oh dear!

Female First

Boy does this dog have a taste for poorly aged tanned cheese. 

One of this summer’s hottest shows was "So You Think You Can Dance." Because we all identify with that "you" in that title, Seattleites, like our counterparts across the country, tuned in en masse to the dance-offs on TV. (On average, more of us watched the show than people in other cities, helping it hit No. 1 in its summertime time slots nationwide for the coveted 18-49 demographic). We also bought every ticket to tonight’s tour-opening show at the Paramount — in 30 minutes.Undoubtedly, some of us will be there just to see hometown hip-hop artist Ivan Koumaev. He’s one of the top 10 dancers, now on a two-month, 35-city tour, with second shows added in two lucky cities: New York and Tampa, Fla.This thirst for dance isn’t just a passing fancy — it’s more like an obsession."Everyone has a secret wish to dance in front of millions of people," said winner Benji Schwimmer. "Everyone has a bit of dance inside them." Why does "America’s favorite dancer" think the show’s been so popular?"The most gorgeous people on Earth under one camera."Joking aside, Benji believes that co-creator Nigel Lythgoe is ultimately responsible for the success of the show. "He found a way of having America understand the hard work and see the passion — the emotional side, personal side and technical side of dance. People can just relate … whether they can do a turn or not," Benji said.Final-four finisher Heidi Groskreutz believes it’s because various styles of dancing, from krumping to jive, appeal to different age groups."Everybody likes to dance — and if they say they hate it, they only hate it because they don’t think they can do it."The dancers spoke by phone from L.A., where they’ve been putting in 12-hour days for two weeks, training under the leadership of two dance captains: Travis Wall and Donyelle Jones.How are they doing?"Exhausted. I haven’t slept in the last four months, but I’m just happy to be here working," said Benji, who dropped a bit of news, too. For those gearing up to buy tickets to see Benji in the new Celine Dion musical, here’s a tip: Don’t.The West Coast Swing specialist told us he turned down the contract, which was part of the prize package for the second-season winner of "So You Think You Can Dance." "That really wasn’t my genre of dance … It’s an honor, [but] that’d be like an environmental lawyer with a contract to represent O.J. Simpson."Performing with Dion would’ve also tied him to Vegas for a full year, he said. Benji wanted to remain close to his family and the dance studio that he co-owns in Redlands, Calif. — more than 200 miles away.But this guy’s not done with his 15 minutes of fame. He’s working several different projects from writing and co-producing a movie about dancing (Heidi told us she’ll appear with cousin Benji in this one) to working on a TV show on the lives of dancers."You’ll definitely be seeing me a lot more," he said.Early favorite Allison Holker, also on the tour, wants to get a taste of life outside of the dance world. "I would love to go to college eventually," she said, and have a family in addition to work. "I’ll be doing a lot of teaching and choreographing" after the tour.She’s also considering joining a modern-dance company and reprising her "High School Musical" role in the sequel.

Seattle Times

So now it is official that Benji will not be doing Celine Dion’s show! Can you blame him?

Seeking contestants for new reality show. Must send photo with inquiry. Influenced by the movie Snakes On A Plane, a new reality series is taking form. Distribution channels are still being negotiated.Borrowing from the momentum set by what is quickly becoming a cult classic, Snakes On A Plane, this reality show will provide drama, suspense and consequences unlike any seen on any show. Synopsis: 20 contestants (10 male/10 female) travel by commercial aircraft to 10 different cities around the world. With the crew and pilots secure, the contestants will share the cabin area with 200 snakes. 5 of the 200 are poisonous. Each flight will be between 5 -12 hours in length. The reward at the end of each flight will be a day spent in luxury visiting the exotic destination city. Contestants can then choose to fly 3 friends out and extend their visit for week, all expense paid OR get back on the flight for the next leg of the competition. If at any time a contestant is bit by any of the 5 poisonous snake, antivenom will be administered and they will be eliminated. The contestant(s) that manage to survive through all 10 cities will win a reward still to be determined. Serious casting inquiries only. Contact the casting agent at lcaa_productions@yahoo.com

TV with MeeVee 

Two more days left before the opening of the 3rd season of DWTS.  God, I just didn’t think I would be this excited after having been on for two seasons of DWTS, but I find myself overwhelmed with anticipation. 

After a successful and emotional 2nd season with Lisa, I was nervous about who I was to be partnered up with and also whether "we" as a team could pull off an equally if not more successful third season.

After meeting my new partner Monique Coleman, and having a few preliminary rehearsals with her, I soon realized that I have nothing to worry about!   Monique has such a great personality and there is just such chemistry between us.  Plus did I mention she’s a great dancer ?

But it’s been hard work, and Monique has already been feeling the pressure.  Just think about it, dancing on the biggest dance contest on national TV.  Could be pretty intense for anyone I would think. 

But I completely admire Monique’s determination, this especially because as many of you may not know, Monique was involved in a major car accident years ago.  Here is this girl standing in front of me ready to compete on DWTS while she was told by the medical world at the age of five, that she would probably never be able to walk again, let alone dance!!!!!

Monique has totally inspired me and I’ve decided to make season three about inspiring other people to achieve great things and have a positive effect on other people’s lives through dance.  This season is all about people overcoming personal challenges and becoming nothing short of remarkable. 

I am pushing Monique constantly, helping her discover what her limits are, and pushing her beyond them.  Monique is so talented, but talent only gets you halfway there. 

I almost feel guilty at times pushing her (sometimes to tears), but it comes with the territory and it must be done.  I am her teacher and it is my responsibility to make sure she gets to the highest level possible.  If that means I have to wear her down a bit, then that’s how it has to be.  Sometimes, a "breaking down" can be the healthiest thing, because it focuses you and makes you grow and think about what you really want.  

I can tell you…Monique wants this.

Sometimes, Monique thinks that she isn’t good enough, but in truth she is doing an amazing job.  I think with each passing day, Monique grows more and more confident in her own abilities and I think all of you out there, through her dancing, will be able to see her inner beauty as well as her outer one. 

The past few weeks that we have rehearsed, have been a whirlwind of emotion.  We’ve  laughed, cried, been inspired and frustrated as well.  Despite all this, it has been a great time and I got to say that it’s been so much fun.  We are so committed to each other that we are kind of in our own little world.

Monique had to go to London last week for 9 days for the premier of High School and shoot promos for several European countries.  The great thing was I got to go to London as well for a few days and rehearse with Monique in the heart of London…how great is that!  The sad thing is that I didn’t see Monique until the latter part of her trip and after she returns, I won’t see her until the day before the show during camera blocking!!!!!!  Scary, huh?

I truly hope you’ll enjoy our partnership this season, because you’re the reason why we do what we do.

Stay tuned for more updates… 

Love,

Louis’ MySpace

I think if Monique wasn’t dancing with him she would be out tomorrow

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