Celebrity Nooz

Here’s the Scoop….

Before we get to the nooz, I want to share with you a very
cute picture of my cat Slinky. It was one of those moments
he was looking a adorable and I was able to snap a picture
from my camera phone.

To see the darling (we also call him Pima… pain my in
a**, just because he’s so demanding), visit:
http://animalsgonefunny.gophercentral.com

Now to the nooz!

Best,
Anisa

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MTV’S TRL Axed…

The MTV show which helped launch the careers of Britney Spears,
*N SYNC and Eminem and others is ending after ten years on air.

The music channel’s popular Total Request Live (TRL) show has
been axed, with the final show expected to be broadcast in
November.

Launched in 1998, the show featured hot new music videos, and
viewers were introduced to their favorite pop stars through
exclusive interviews.

Former TRL host Carson Daly is expected to return for the two-hour
special finale. And stars who shot to fame on the show are sad to
see it go - with rapper Eminem saying he’ll miss causing trouble
on the beloved series.

He says, “I’m going to miss TRL. Where else will I be able to start
feuds, defend my honor vigorously and act like an angry teenager
on national TV? Oh wait … The VMAs!”

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NIP/TUCK Star ‘Want Pay Increase’

Stars of the TV drama ‘NIP/TUCK’ are reportedly eyeing a pay
increase to $250,000 an episode.

Julian McMahon, Dylan Walsh, Joely Richardson, Kelly Carlson and
Roma Maffia are said to be in talks with producers over raising
their salaries for appearing on the hit cable show.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, agents for McMahon and Walsh
are pressing for a mammoth $250,000 per episode, while Richardson
is looking for an increase on the $100,000 per show she received
last year.

The award-winning program’s sixth series, broadcast by the FX
network, began filming this week.
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               ? ? ? ? GUESS WHO ? ? ? ?

This star suffered such agony wearing a towering wig in her new
period drama, that crewmembers had to build a platform to rest
it on…………….Guess Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

                     Answer Below
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Christina Applegate Returns To Work…

Christina Applegate has returned to work just weeks after
undergoing a double mastectomy in a bid to beat breast cancer.

The 36-year-old star had both breasts removed after being
diagnosed with cancer in July.

And Christina, who was given the all-clear following the
operation, has returned to the set of comedy TV series
‘Samantha Who?’.

Christina spokesman confirms she resumed filming on Monday
and is still slated to present at the Primetime Emmy Awards
on September 21st.
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Matthew McConaughey Loses Temper…

Matthew McConaughey angrily confronted a paparazzo after a
triathlon in Malibu, Calif., when the over-eager snapper
got too close to the actor’s newborn son, Levi.

The star took part in the grueling event on Sunday, running,
swimming and cycling his way through the tough endurance race
alongside new mom Jennifer Lopez.

After completing the race, McConaughey was congratulated by
his girlfriend Camila Alves, who had been cheering him on
from the sidelines while holding their baby.

But the star soon lost his temper with a photographer after
he began to follow the pair along the beach, upsetting Alves
by taking snaps up close.
LOOSE LIPS: “You’re drumming up every dead puppy story you
can imagine.” - - Amy Ryan, on how she keeps a straight face
while filming scenes for her guest role on The Office.

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                  *-*-* GUESS WHO *-*-*-

This star suffered such agony wearing a towering wig in her new
period drama, that crewmembers had to build a platform to rest
it on.

It’s Keira Knightley… Keira squeezed into a rib-busting corset
and donned a huge hairpiece for the role of 18th century aristocrat
Georgiana Cavendish in the movie ‘The Duchess’.

But her costume was so extravagant it started taking a toll on her
health - until set workers improvised to solve the problem.

She tells USA Today newspaper, “High heels are bad enough. I don’t
think you need a corset and wigs, as well. The wigs were the
problem. They were big like birdcages. The hats were sewn onto the
tops of them. And the whole thing was glued to my head, pinned in.

“I had neck ache. I literally couldn’t hold the thing up. So they
built me a stand so I could rest the whole lot on.”