It was announced
that pop star Britney Spears was the number one person researched on the Internet for the year according to online analysis and this week she proved to be no less noteworthy. In the week during which Spears turned 26 and had a small gathering of friends sing to her and then give her close to fifty thousand dollars worth of leather, fur and diamonds, she also failed to turn up to the shooting of the music video for her single “Piece of Me” and when it became apparent she was not showing up, her record company Jive Records began dressing the set so that one of their other artists could use it. As soon as Spears heard that this was happening she turned around and arrived on set 12 hours late. Later in the week Spears released a statement saying she had sent a letter to reality TV personality Paris Hilton requesting that Hilton start being nicer to her and her friends or she would release a lesbian sex tape of Hilton online.
Pop star Lindsay Lohan was reported to have broken up with her boyfriend Riley Giles and was then reported to have been sleeping with actor Heath Ledger. Apart from that Lohan was relatively innocuous prompting blogs to simply post pictures of her and talk about the size of her breasts.
Comedienne Sherri Shepherd spoke openly on The View about how in her
understanding of history Christians historically pre-date everything and everyone and she later went on to say that she would not tolerate her own son wearing a dress at pre-school, the New York Post reported that Greek shipping heir Stavros Niarchos and his friend fell into a pool together and his friend required stitches as a result of the accident and Jody Foster essentially outted herself in a speech in Los Angeles where she referred to her partner Cydney Bernard as “my beautiful Cydney who sticks with me through all the rotten and the bliss”.


Comedienne Sherri Shepherd spoke openly on The View about how in her




In the UK the oldest Rolls Royce in the world, built in 1904, was sold at auction for 3.5 million English pounds and Meredydd Hughes, one of Britain’s most senior policemen was caught driving 30 miles an hour over the speed limit.


In the US, a study found that chimps are more adept at short term memory
tests than university students, the late billionaire Leona Helmsley’s dog Trouble, to whom she left 12 million dollars in her will, was receiving so many death threats that it was relocated to Florida via private jet, Christie’s auction house in New York was planning its first auction of liquor since prohibition was introduced and it was announced that professional daredevil David Blaine would be attempting to break the world record for staying awake.


“It’s been tried before,” he said. “In 1959, Peter Tripp stayed awake for eight days but it resulted in permanent brain damage.”
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