Beauty
Memba Them
Singer of the Cranberries: 'Memba Her?!

With '90s hits like "Linger," "Ode to My Family," "Ridiculous Thoughts" and "Salvation," Dolores O'Riordan became famous as the lead singer of the Cranberries. Guess what she looks like now!

Dolores Riordan

Filed under: Music, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!

Holidaze
Hollywood's Holiday Shoppers

It's BLACK FRIDAY! Check out who's hittin' the stores!



Filed under: Holidaze, Photo Galleries

Peter Jackson -- The Lovely Bones

Here's Oscar-winning director Peter Jackson (left) at an event in Rome Wednesday and back in 2004 (right) when he won multiple Oscars for "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King."

Peter Jackson
Success clearly has not gone to his head ... or waist.

Filed under: Hot Bodies

Kate & A-Rod -- Thankful for the Gym

Kate Hudson and Alex Rodriguez made separate exits from the gym this morning, so as not to be seen together. But inside the gym, it was a whole different story.

Kate Hudson, Alex Rodriguez

A spy inside tells us Kate & A-Rod had no trouble showing off their affections, with Kate giving A-Rod a smooch in front of the 200+ people working out on Turkey Day.

PDA in private, like strangers in public.

Filed under: A-Rod

Celebrity Justice
Tyler Perry Sued Over Praising Jesus

Tyler Perry used too much of the goodness of Jesus in his movie, "Madea Goes to Jail," at least according to a new federal lawsuit obtained by TMZ.

Tyler Perry

The suit, filed by the personal representative of deceased gospel singer/songwriter Bertha James, claims Perry lifted an entire verse from a song James wrote in 1950 -- "When I Think of the Goodness of Jesus."

The suit claims Perry pilfered the verse and used it in "Madea" -- specifically, "incorporating the entire Chorus in a monologue delivered by the main character in 'Madea" referencing her deliverance from a jail sentence and leniency for repetitive criminal conduct, in a staged court proceeding presided over by 'Judge Mabeline.'"

Bertha's estate, which is also suing Lionsgate Entertainment, wants unspecified damages for copyright infringement.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice

Celebrity Justice
Cosmetics Company -- You're No Einstein

The geniuses who own the rights to Albert Einstein are suing a cosmetics company for featuring a model whispering in Albert's ear, "Psst, Professor, I'm brighter than you are."

Albert Einstein

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem -- which owns the Einstein trademark -- claims Benefit Cosmetics had no right to use the image of the relatively brilliant man.

By the way, Forbes lists Einstein as the fourth highest-earning dead celeb ... pulling in $18 mil every year.

By the way, the book,"Einstein" by Walter Isaacson, is awesome.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice

Britney's Rig Flips Down Under

Britney Spears has lost it -- and by that, we mean all her touring equipment.

TMZ has learned a bus carrying all off Britney's tour equipment rolled off the road in Parkes, New South Wales in Australia.

According to police there, it happened around 4:30 PM during a bad storm. The winds became too strong and blew the truck off the road, rolling it over.

Police say the driver was taken to the hospital, but the equipment was undamaged.

So Britney has all the tools to lip sync tonight at the Rod Laver Arena tonight.


Filed under: Britney Spears

Celebrity Justice
Neighbors at Legal War Over Rihanna's Big Move

Rihanna doesn't like being yelled at by her neighbors, according to a new lawsuit obtained by TMZ.

The owner of the L.A. house Rihanna was renting believes she would have bought his house outright but his neighbor was such a jerk ... she bailed on the deal.

The neighbor had actually sued Rihanna and her landlord, Stephan Yacobian, back in June, claiming the singer and her friends had a bad habit of parking their cars on his property. Rihanna eventually got so fed up with his complaints ... she moved.

Now, Yacobian is going after the neighbor -- claiming he had no right to yell at Rihanna and her friend over parking, because the two property owners had a specific agreement that RiRi could park in the neighbor's driveway.

Yacobian claims the neighbor's "harassing behavior" caused the deal to go south.

Yacobian wants the neighbor to fork over the profits he would have made from the sale.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Rihanna

Jermaine: Suicide Proves MJ Didn't Molest

Jermaine Jackson came out swinging at an event at the Magic Johnson theater in L.A. yesterday, claiming the 1993 molestation accusations against his brother were false ... and the suicide of the accuser's dad proves it.



Jermaine -- who spoke at a Michael Jackson charity event -- said the accuser's dad could not live with a guilty conscience and that's why he killed himself. Jermaine also latched onto Internet rumors that the accuser himself said Jackson didn't touch him.

Michael Jackson settled the '93 case by anteing up $20 million.

FYI -- the MJ stuff happens around 2:15 into the clip.

Filed under: Michael Jackson

Thanksgivers

Not to make you feel guilty or anything, but some celebs spent their Thanksgiving giving back. See the stars give til they can't give anymore.

Filed under: Photo Galleries

Don't Stand, Don't Stand So Close to Sting

The homeless problem at Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro reached fever pitch yesterday after a scruffy-looking vagabond wandered around aimlessly, muttering to himself about a message in a bottle.

Sting

Or that could just be Sting. Can't tell for sure.

Filed under: Paparazzi Photo

Beauty
Memba Them
Singer Ce Ce Peniston: 'Memba Her?!

In 1991, Ce Ce Peniston became famous for her monster hit "Finally." Guess what she looks like now!

CeCe Peniston

Filed under: Music, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!

Celebrity Justice
Tila to Porn Site -- Forgivene$$ is 6-Figures Away

Tila Tequila is willing to forgive the XXX website that posted her allegedly stolen tape -- as long as the price is right.



Tequila's lawyer just fired off a cease and desist letter to 4tube.com -- the porn site that's posting footage of Tila getting up close and personal with a naked man. In the letter, obtained by TMZ, Tila's lawyer claims Tequila is willing to settle her case as long as the site removes the video ... and coughs up $280,000.

Tila claims the video clip was snatched off a laptop she reported stolen about two years ago -- and was never intended for public viewing.

According to the letter, the porn site has 2 weeks to respond -- or Tila proceeds full speed ahead.

... tick tock.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Exclusives, Tila Tequila

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