Neil Patrick Harris: Mystery Solved

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Neil Patrick Harris weighs in on the brief national discussion of his sexuality with all the class and charm I expected from my Doogie. "I am happy to dispel any rumors or misconceptions and am quite proud to say that I am a very content gay man living my life to the fullest and feel most fortunate to be working with wonderful people in the business I love." [People]

Oh thank heavens. Aaron Carter and Jack Osbourne are feuding. And here I was worried it was going to be another slow news week. [AllieIsWired]

Heather Locklear and David Spade left Mr. Chow's in the same car, so, as a responsible journalist, I must assume they are dating again. [SplashNews]

YouTube quickly pulled the video of the Kanye West tirade at the MTV Europe VMAs, but Google doesn't own iFilm yet. Boo-yah. [iFilm]

Daniel Craig is getting rave reviews as the new 007, but it seems he has a bit of a potty mouth. This link also has the long version of the Casino Royale trailer. [The Bosh]

If you weren't fortunate enough to attend Shanna Moakler's Las Vegas divorce party in person, you can experience all the emotional health and maturity in these pictures. I hope you get a good, hearty laugh out of them, like I'm sure her children will. [ICYDK]

Don't stock up on Vaseline just yet -- it's only a rumor thus far -- but there is, allegedly, a Scarlett Johansson sex tape in existence, and someone is trying to sell it. [Eluid]

Paris and Nicole pose for their very first pictures as a reunited couple. Nicole's dyed her hair dark brown -- it looks nice -- and, I could be dreaming, but, based on several pictures I've seen of her from this weekend, it looks like she may actually be putting on some weight. Way to go, Nicole! [Rappy's]



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