Lindsay Lohan is now formally a suspect in the theft of $100,000 worth of watches and sunglasses, law enforcement sources told TMZ. Lindsay was at the Hollywood Hills home of Sam Magid a week ago when Sam called the LAPD and reported a jewelry theft.
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Oprah Winfrey may have retired her namesake talk show for good in 2011, but she's still rollin' in the dough. The daytime legend has topped Forbes' list of the highest-paid celebrities for the fourth year in a row with $165 million earned between May 2011 and May 2012.
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Rihanna has been sending Robert Pattinson messages to show her support. "She got Rob's phone number from a mutual friend and has been sending him sexy, funny texts to cheer him up. At first, Rob thought someone Punk'd him. Eventually Rihanna convinced him she was for real, but Rob has been resisting her." The two have met at events over the years in passing, and a source tells the mag she's had a crush on him forever.
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SNOOKI gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday . . . and naturally, your immediate thought MUST have been: "How much of the actual birth will I get to watch from my living room?" Well, we should get to see at least part of the action. RadarOnline.com says the "Snooki & JWoww" production team was in Snooki's hospital room in the moments leading up to the birth . . . but they were kicked out just before things got NASTY. However, her fiancé Jionni LaValle continued filming up through the birth on a personal camcorder . . . and thankfully, he kept the visuals limited to Snooki's face.
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According to an organization called the Center for Health, Environment and Justice, school supplies are trying to POISON YOUR KIDS. They tested backpacks, three-ring binders, lunchboxes, raincoats, and rain boots, and found 75% of them had elevated levels of chemicals called phthalates . . . which are used in plastics and are TOXIC. They say the levels would be ILLEGAL if the school supplies were toys, where phthalate levels are more closely regulated. The good news here is that even at this level, your child PROBABLY won't suffer any effects. But if they're putting their plastic school supplies in their MOUTH, the risk can increase. The worst-case scenarios from overexposure to phthalates . . . which, again, probably will NOT happen . . . are liver damage and even cancer.
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Penn State has decided to stop playing NEIL DIAMOND'S "Sweet Caroline" at their stadium during football games . . . because of the part that goes "touching me . . . touching you." They're afraid it'll remind people of the JERRY SANDUSKY scandal.
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You'd think energy drinks are bad for your heart . . . mainly because your heart sometimes feels like it's going to EXPLODE after you drink one. But according to a new survey out of Italy, energy drinks actually lead to an IMPROVEMENT in heart function. Of course, this is like the first study EVER to find a positive benefit in energy drinks, so take it for what it's worth.
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Kids are invited to be a part of the 23rd season of NMC's Children's Choir. Brief auditions will be held for students entering grades 3 through 9 beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, Sept. 11 and 13 in the Fine Arts Building at NMC. Students will be asked to sing the first verse of "America the Beautiful." (Music and accompaniment is provided.) Interested families should call Extended Education 231-995-1700 to schedule an audition time. Students entering grades K through 3 are eligible for the non-audition choirs, and parents can call 231-995-1700 for enrollment information.
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