Sad Goodbye

Michael Jackson will finally have peace. The King of Pop will be laid to rest today in a private service at Forest Lawn Cemetary in LA, where other famous people like Lucille Ball, Bette Davis and Liberace are buried. And while the small memorial is only open to family and very close friends, there will be a public memorial at the Staples Center right after  where 17,500 people won tickets in a lottery. The star-studded affair will features tributes by Usher, Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, Mariah Carey, Jennifer Hudson and many more. But one close Jackson pal who wont be there is Elizabeth Taylor. The actress, who was best friends with The Gloved One for many years, took to her Twitter account to say she wont be a part of the “public Whoopla,” explaining, “I just don’t believe that Michael would want me to share my grief with millions of others. How I feel is between us. Not a public event. And I cannot guarantee that I would be coherent to say a word.” More Daily Gossip News.

Back On!

Lindsay Lohan is a happy girl. It looks like ex girlfriend Sam Ronson has taken her back  or at least, she’s giving LiLo another chance. The pair were spotted out in Malibu at Tra Da Noi, grabbing pizza and salads for
lunch on Lindsay’s 23rd birthday, before Sam dropped her on-again love off at the salon to get her hair done. And while Sam is not a fan of Lindsay’s hard-partying ways, Sam took Linds out for dinner at LA hotspot Cecconi’s for dinner with friends before heading to Villa nightclub. But of course, Lindsay managed to create drama, screaming at a girl who started flirting with Sam while she was Djing. Some things never change.

Out & About

Angelina Jolie, walking her two daughters Shiloh and Zahara out of a kiddie dance class in Studio City.

Lauren Conrad, dancing with boyfriend Kyle Howard and BFF Lo Bosworth at LA’s Bar deluxe.

Eva Longoria and Tony Parker, celebrating their 2nd wedding anniversary by taking a scooter ride around Paris.

David and Victoria Beckham, relaxing in the Seychelles after renting out the entire North Island for $350,000.