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- Ashton's alleged mistress put his sweater up for auction on eBay. Top bidder: ANGRYDEMI.
- Someone's been watching over Betty White. She's the AP Entertainer Of The Year.
- Where the Smurf are we and why are we in 3-D? Maybe this new poster will help us figure it out.
- Tracy Jordan is having a meltdown because Tracy Morgan just had a kidney transplant.
- Justin Bieber's sweat turns teen girls to violence.
- Celebutante holiday cardwars. This is a real thing. Apparently.
- Toluca Lake's Casa de Cyrus may be going on the market for $7 million.
- Ain't no party like a Betty Ford party unless the Betty Ford party gets narc'd.
- The end of class: Chris Brown tweets his domestic violence course diploma.
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