Ozzy and Sharon's son, Jack Osbourne has just become engaged to model and aspiring actress, Lisa Stelly. Osbourne succesfully kicked an Oxycontin addiction and has been directing projects centering around his father including a music video and a documentary about Ozzy when he was the singer for Black
Sabbath.  Stelly's acting credits, according to IMDB, include an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show" with Osbourne and a "Green Day" video.

Shania Twain's accused stalker, Giovanni Palumbo, surprised everyone in court and entered a guilty plea while his beloved was testifying against him. Twain
was in the process of detailing a series of "disturbing" letters and unwanted visits from Palumbo at her home. "Eileen [Twains real name], you can trust me,"
said Palumbo in the middle of Twain's live video testimony. "I am going to plead guilty" he said. "I've been offended too much, your honor," added Palumbo, a
former surgeon who was arrested in March for violating an order to remain 800 yards from her at all times. Palumbo most recently showed up at Toronto's Juno
Awards where Twain was being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

Former Governor and "Terminator" star, Arnold Schwarzenegger has commissioned a series of bronze statues to be constructed as himself in his prime physical
time. The statues are in "heroic" scale and are roughly one-and-a-quarter times life size (8 feet). It's being reported that Arnold is keeping "one for himself"
while another will be sent to the Schwarzenegger museum in Thal, Austria.

Nine months ago, Albany, New York instituted a saggy pants ordinance. And according to reports, 187 citations have been issued and $3916.49 was earned in
fines. First-time offenders pay $25; but your tab can be as high as $200 depending on how many times you have gotten a saggy pants ticket. Pants or
skirts worn more than three inches below the top of the hips resulting in exposed skin or underwear.  If you can't, or just don't want to pay the ticker,
you can work it off by completing 40 hours of court assigned community service.

Courtney Love is finally going to dish about her chaotic marriage to late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain in a new book she's writing.  She'll also touch on
her childhood, drug use and her relationship with daughter, Frances Bean. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Love is collaborating with author Anthony
Bozza who co-wrote Slash and Tommy Lee's "Tommy Land" on a book set for a fall 2012 release.

Russell Brand will be Rosie O’Donnell’s first guest when her new talk show premieres October 10th. O’Donnell’s show is shot in the Chicago Neighborhood
studio long used by Winfrey for her daytime talk show until it ended in May.

Chris Isaak will guest host TCM soon. The singer will host Turner Classic Movies the week of Oct. 10 - 16.

Former Hugh Hefner girlfriend, Holly Madison has just insured her breasts with Lloyd's of London for one million dollars. Madison, 31, said she did it to
protect herself and others who appear in her Las Vegas production, Peepshow. "I've heard about people getting body parts insured and I thought, why not?,
because if anything happened to my boobs, I'd be out for a few months and I'd probably be out a million dollars," she said. "I thought I'd cover my assets."

Rapper Jim Jones dropped an amazing $20,000 at a NYC nightclub this past weekend by buying 32 bottles of champagne.  On top of the tab, TMZ is reporting that
Jones tipped his waitress $6,000. Jones says it was his friend's "birthday and where he's from you pop a bottle for every year of your birth, and that's
exactly what we did for him."

TRIAL

Michael Jackson's personal chef Kai Chase testified saying a frantic Dr. Conrad Murray begged her for help the day MJ died, ten minutes before anyone called
911.

According to Chase, she was in the kitchen preparing lunch for Michael and his kids. Murray ran downstairs, yelling for her to "get Prince, get help, get
security."

Chase claimed she sent Prince to Dr. Murray and returned to work.Chase admitted she didn't contact security.Also taking the stand,  MJ's personal assistant Michael Amir Williams who said Murray called him at 12:13 PM and Williams immediately phoned security.

First on the stand was Alberto Alvarez, Jackson's "director of logistics" and security guard, who met Murray in January 2009, and said he saw the doctor at
the King of Pop's house "five-to-six times a week.

When arriving on the scene of Jackson's death, Alvarez believed the singer was dead from the beginning after seeing Jackson's body in a weird position and his
mouth and eyes open.

Alvarez said he has been approached "20-30 times" for media interviews, including "9 to 10 times" offering money up to $500,000, and confirmed he had
been offered $200,000 from the National Enquirer. Jackson's death has "caused a lot of financial problems" for Alvarez. "I really don't have steady work. I went
from a great salary to nothing." Alvarez has recently worked a few one-night jobs with various celebrities but says he is "financially wiped out."