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Britney Spears's new friend and advisor Sam Lufti may be charged in a Los Angeles court this week for ramming his car into a process server's Range Rover who was hired by Kevin Federline to subpeona Lufti back in August - US Weekly

Jessica Simpson's reps are denying she had any work done on her lips, have they not seen the pics? - People

In more celeb plastic surgery news, looks like Jennifer Aniston had some nose work done - Cityrag

New couple alert! Canadian singer Bryan Adams and supermodel Elle Macpherson are an item - Starpulse

Denise Richard's mother has passed away from cancer - OK magazine

Australian model Megan Gale has been cast as the new Wonder Woman beating out actresses Jessica Biel, Shannyn Sossaman, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead - Dlisted

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Looks like Lindsay Lohan and her rehab beau Riley Giles have called it quits - PerezHilton

Kim Kardashian, Lindsay Lohan, and Spencer Pratt top Daily News's list of 50 Dumbest celebrities - Daily News

Happy Birthday to Woody Allen, Candace Bushnell, Sarah Silverman and more - Dlisted

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