Jessica P. Ogilvie

A man using a cell phone camera taped to his shoe to take upskirt videos of women in stores in the L.A. area was chased down by one of his victims' husbands and tackled in a parking lot before being arrested, reports the Press-Enterprise.

There's never been much of a question as to whether Lena Dunham is comfortable with on-camera nudity, particularly after she appeared in the buff eating cake on a toilet in Sunday's Emmy opening skit.

IT'S ALL HAPPENING. Bravo has debuted a trailer for Season 3 of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," and it looks like this will be yet another epic depiction of plastic surgery, infighting and frivolous luxury items being placed on display for the world to both covet and mock.

A man was killed early this morning in the Lake Balboa area when his own pickup truck ran him over as he was digging through bins looking for recyclables, reports City News Service. The man, whose name hasn't been released, was in his 40s and was found under the vehicle at about 12:40 a.m.

Two men were arrested after allegedly beating an autistic San Diego man they had been hired to care for, reports CBS News. The men, Matthew Alexander McDuffie, 27, and Michael Dale Garritson, 61, were hired by the alleged victim's family and had been working for them for two years.

Paris Hilton feels really, really bad for saying that gay people are "disgusting" and probably all have AIDS, and released an apology to GLAAD this morning.

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Poor Paris Hilton. No matter how hard she tries to revamp her image -- how long she stays out of the public eye, how many trips to hospitals and orphanages she takes -- she just kind of can't help but be a douchebag.

Look, if there's one person in this world who seems scary to divorce, it's Adrienne Maloof. Something about owning the Palms Hotel in Vegas and a basketball team in Sacramento makes one think that she won't fuck around when it comes to something like ending a marriage.

The most recent female star to join forces with the Wolfpack for the possibly very ill-fated "Hangover III" was Heather Graham, who will reprise her role as Jade, the stripper. Now, word is out that Melissa McCarthy of "Bridesmaids" and "Mike and Molly" fame might also sign on to the film.

Ray Bradbury became even more a part of Los Angeles culture today, as the City Council voted to name the intersection of Fifth and Flower Streets in downtown Ray Bradbury Square, reports the Daily News.

Some people are not finding NBC's new comedy "Animal Practice" particularly funny; specifically, the good people of PETA. The animal rights group is planning a protest tomorrow in front of NBC studios in North Hollywood, to draw attention to the fact, they say, that animals generally have no desire to be in front of the camera.