• OH NO! She liked it, too! How humiliating. [HT]

• Here, the lowest of the Lowest. [DListed]

• Natasha Lyonne kicked H! Good for her! [EBG]

• Fur: Ugly aesthetically and morally! [PS]

• Nicole Richie and her frail, frail hips are afraid to give birth, and they damn well should be. [INO]

• "The Body of 2008"? Really? No wonder magazines are dying. [ICYDK]

• DiFara's is great pizza! But what about a greasy Anna Maria's slice at 4 in the morning? No love for the tastes of night owls? [CityRag]

• Paris Hilton hangs with the cast of The L Word. You wouldn't believe how many times she asked if L stood for laser! [Queerty]

• What are you guys, fucking Wilson from Home Improvement? [ONTD]

• It's gross, but keep in mind that it could have been much grosser. [DListed]

• I can't resist a Vada Sultenfuss reference. [BWE]

• Want an iPod signed by Britney Spears? No? Just think of it as a slightly damaged iPod, then. Now you want it. [INO]

• Love Hewitt shilling for Hanes. [ICYDK]

• How does someone with such an easy target of a name (Nick La-gay, Dick Lachey, Dick La-gay) not learn how to verbally defend themselves in 6th grade? [Jossip]

Leonardo DiCaprio and girlfriend Bar Refaeli's bodyguards have been arrested in Israel following an altercation with paparazzi that took place outside the sacrosanct Western Wall:

DiCaprio and Refaeli were taking a private tour of the Western Wall tunnels, Reuters reports, and photographers waited outside the tunnels for the couple, whose visit has stirred up a media frenzy in Israel. "Two of [DiCaprio's] security guards were arrested by police after being involved in a fight that broke out," said Micky Rosenfeld, a police spokesman, to Reuters. "They are being questioned."

A spokesperson for the bodyguards has said they were simply fed up with the paparazzi's occupation of their clients' personal space, which they believe should be their sovereign territory. In response, the paparazzi have said that the term "occupation" is a point of contention, and they argue that, at most, the personal space should be considered "disputed."

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