Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Stalker alert! Victoria Beckham has been spotted house-hunting in Hollywood next door to…you guessed it, her NBF Katie Holmes. Uber-skinny Posh, 32, has wanted to move to America to expand her growing fashion empire for a while but befriending Katie and her hubby Tom Cruise has propelled the hunt into overdrive. Vic took to the Hollywood Hills in a sexy black number yesterday to view three properties. The first house she looked at was formerly owned by Chris Evans and Billie Piper and Lionel Richie. She then went on to see a house overlooking the San Fernando Valley, but spent only 10 minutes looking around before heading off to a house three doors down from TomKat — and we’re told she already has her heart set on it. But we do have to wonder if Posh’s massive sunglasses were impairing her vision as this boxy yellow spread doesn’t exactly shout "I’m a millionaire WAG" to us.

Daily Mail 

Oy could imagine if The Beckhams lived next door to the Cruise?

Pete Doherty smiled and hugged fans outside court Monday after a judge ruled he will not serve jail time for possession of drugs including heroin and crack cocaine. District Judge Jane McIvor ordered the 27-year-old Babyshambles singer to pay $1,525 in fines and court costs and ordered him not to drive for four months. "I feel relieved," Doherty told reporters outside Thames Magistrates’ Court in London. The singer was arrested in April for possession of less than 2 grams each of heroin, cannabis and cocaine, just three hours after he was sentenced to two years of community service for previous drug offenses. The drugs were found in the vehicle he was in and at his home. Doherty was arrested again Aug. 7 with a crack pipe and a small amount of crack cocaine, and pleaded guilty Aug. 18 to all five counts. "He’s not going to jail. It’s amazing," said 16-year-old fan Georgina Raymond, who jumped up and down screaming into her cell phone, "I hugged him!" In September, McIvor told Doherty he wouldn’t serve jail time for the charges if he continued rehabilitation, stayed employed and didn’t commit any other offenses. She also complimented him for his song "The Blinding." Doherty didn’t break any of the imposed restrictions, McIvor said. "Hitting your pocket is the way of punishing you in this case," McIvor said Monday. Doherty’s lawyer, Sean Curran, said there had been a "breakdown" in Doherty’s rehabilitation. Curran gave no details, but said he hoped Doherty would continue to make an effort to break his drug habit.

AP 

I just don’t get how he is not going jail, do they just want him to OD? 

Jessica Simpson had an uncomfortable moment singing "Nine to Five" as part of the tribute to Parton, finishing the song abruptly with the words "so nervous" and quickly exiting, to no applause. She was in tears when she and the other singers in the tribute came back out. Country singer Reba McEntire told the audience Parton changed Nashville. "Once upon a time, a woman in Nashville was told what song to sing, in what clothes," she said. "Because of Dolly we’ve been writing, producing and singing our own music for some time now." Parton, 60, a country singer who has performed for more than four decades, is a Grammy-winner who also has appeared in movies such as "Nine to Five,""The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" and "Steel Magnolias." And there is her Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. CBS will broadcast the show Dec. 26 at 9 p.m. EST.

AP (story) and Reuters (photo) 

I can’t wait to see the video, but I am sure they are going to reshoot it for the final broadcast 

UPDATE: According to Access Hollywood CBS will not air her performance…wimps 

Former "NYPD Blue" star Rick Schroder has a new beat, joining the cast of Fox’s "24." Schroder has signed on for a regular role on the skein, which returns for its sixth season next month. He’ll play CTU operative Mike Doyle, teaming with Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) to pull off key field operations. Other new cast members include Chad Lowe, Regina King, Powers Boothe, Peter MacNicol, James Cromwell, Kal Penn and David Hunt. Most recent regular TV gig for Schroder was Lifetime’s "Strong Medicine." He spent three seasons on "NYPD Blue" as Det. Danny Sorenson.

Variety 

I think he would be great as a bad guy, but I guess not this time.

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