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Star Mag Strikes Out on “Wild” Justin Timberlake Pitch

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According to Star magazine, on March 10, Justin Timberlake “spent a wild night at Tao nightclub in [Las Vegas], drinking vodka, and flirting and kissing not one but two sexy go-go dancers – before taking the scantily clad pair up to his suite for a private, late-night after-party.” Seriously? Read more...

Star Magazine Makes “Trouble” for Britney Spears

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Star magazine seems to be short on stories this week. And when Star has nothing... it's time for the tab to throw a dart at a big board of Britney Spears and Jason Trawick rumors! Read more...

Oh, heavens… tab wrong about Jennifer Aniston stargazing

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Star magazine claims that Jennifer Aniston "has developed a real passion for astronomy," and even recently plunked down $3,000 for a telescope. According to the tabloid, a so-called Aniston "pal" says, "She's always looking for ways to expand her horizons, and this is her new hobby." Really? Read more...

Natalie Portman in “My Fair Lady” Remake Rumor Shows Tabs Doolittle Checking

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Star magazine is just off key with its item about a remake of the musical My Fair Lady. The tab "has learned that Natalie Portman is campaigning to play Eliza Doolittle, the role immortalized by Audrey Hepburn" in the 1964 release. According to a so-called "source," Portman "worships Audrey," and has observed that her lack of vocal experience shouldn't be a problem. "Natalie can't sing," says the source, "But she keeps pointing out that in the original movie, Audrey was dubbed." There might be a bigger obstacle, though. Despite Star's supposed scoop, Portman has no interest in playing Doolittle. Read more...

Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie Affection “All For Show!” Declares Desperate Magazine

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When it comes to hammering a square peg through a round hole, no one does it with Star magazine's tireless creativity. (If only the tab excelled in accuracy.) The "biggest show" at Super Bowl XLIV "was in the stands," Star declares, "and it involved Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt!" "Angelina was all over Brad," the mag's "eyewitness" reports. OK. So far, so good. The couple was indeed affectionate, as photographs everywhere demonstrated. But wait, Star warns. It wasn't real affection. Instead, according to the tabloid, it's all an act. Read more...

Perez Hilton wrong about Kristen Stewart romance

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"Rumors are swirling that Orlando Bloom, who is in a serious relationship with Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr, is cheating with none other than Kristen Stewart!" writes Perez Hilton. Sound familiar? Gossip Cop busted that bad dish five days ago. Read more...

Star Sundances Around the Truth with Kristen Stewart & Orlando Bloom

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"Orlando Cheating with Kristen" screams the headline of an article in the Star. The tabloid is, of course, referring to Orlando Bloom and "Twilight" star Kristen Stewart. According to the mag, "Orlando Bloom didn't look like he was missing girlfriend Miranda Kerr, who was in St. Bart's, while shamelessly flirting with Kristen Stewart at the Sundance Film Festival." Read more...

Tab births another fake story surrounding paternity of Kourtney Kardashian baby

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Not leaving bad enough alone, the Star has created needless mama drama for Kourtney Kardashian by giving a model named Michael Girgenti even more space in its already somewhat questionable pages. About six weeks ago, the Star first floated a rumor - in a piece called, "Who's The Real Daddy?" - that Girgenti may be the father of Kardashian's baby, Mason Dash Disick. Now, in an "exclusive" that's similarly titled, "Who Is Mason's Daddy?" Girgenti demands that Kardashian’s boyfriend, Scott Disick, join him in taking a paternity test to ascertain who the boy's real father is. Oy. Read more...
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