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•  I Love You, Man costars Paul Rudd and Jason Segel behave like 9-year-old boys. You there, laughing with them, are doing the same (don't worry, we are too).

•  Jennifer Aniston is narrating a children's book with her father, but wants to make sure you know that it has nothing to do with any possible baby lust she may or may not have.

•  The Wrestlemania fisticuffs between Mickey Rourke and Chris Jericho may happen after all…at least if the real-life wrestler's fightin' words are any indication.

•  Audrina Patridge may be a Sorority Row killer but the trailer for her new flick looks totally fun. Too bad, the same can't really be said for Hilary Duff's Greta.

•  Joe Jonas pulls a Miley Cyrus. Oy.

•  Dear Ava Phillippe: Naming your pet pig Booker T. Washington and keeping mommy Reese Witherspoon away from pork makes you a pretty darn smart 9-year-old (unlike those stinky boys at the top of this column). Love, Rise 'n' Shine

The Big Picture gallery: finger (and lolly) lickin' good!

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"I don't wear fur...I wear leather...and I do eat animals," says Hilary Duff.

Hilary was recently in Toronto with her charitable program ‘Blessings in a Backpack’ and E! News Weekend chatted with her about a number of things including her new-found love of Hockey (thanks to bf Mike Comrie) and a possible rift with PETA!

You be the judge—have a look at the video below! 

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Making fun of Faye Dunaway's looks wasn't enough for Hilary Duff—she's still peeved at the aging actress.

Quick feud recap (because there are too many to keep track of anymore): Hilary is starring in a Bonnie and Clyde remake. This caused Dunaway to allegedly cackle, ''Couldn't they at least cast a real actress?" which got the Duffster in such a huff, she lashed out to E!'s Daily 10, "I might be mad if I looked like that now, too."

Seems pretty straightforward and done with, but Hilary's still got more to say about the matter on today's Bonnie Hunt Show.

See, Duff says Dunaway can't judge her, because the Lizzie McGuire star is still growing. "She started acting way later than I did, so I think I have time to grow—and grow with each project. I am learning and work hard at my craft," Hilary explains to Bonnie.

Being the kind hostess, Bonnie offers up some comfort: "I think even Faye went through a time, if you look historically, where some people might have said that about her. She has great beauty, but she proved herself."

Then Hilary admits her D10 comments were kind of mean, but whatevs: "It's not OK for people to take stabs at you and to say mean things for no reason." And now we wait to see if this thing is really and truly over...or if another Faye Dunaway zinger is on its way.

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Valentine's Day is nearly a week away—where is the love in Hollywood?

First, Hilary Duff snaps nasty about Faye Dunaway. Then, Stephen King admits he doesn't think much of Twilight author Stephenie Meyer's writing chops.

Now, R&B icon Etta James has some choice words to say about Beyoncé Knowles and her "At Last" performance at President Barack Obama's Inaugural Ball.

"I can't stand Beyonce," she told a Seattle crowd.

"You know your president, the one with the big ears? He ain't my president—had that woman singing for him at his Inauguration. She's going to get her ass whooped...she had no business up there, singing up there on a big ol' president day, gonna be singing my song that I've been singing forever."

For the record, Mrs. Jay-Z played James in the recent film Cadillac Records. The "Single Ladies" star claims the soulful songstress had nice things to say about her portrayal. Is she sure about that?

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•  Jude Law is a total babe.

•  Hilary Duff and Faye Dunaway could stand to learn a thing or two about peacemaking from Sean Penn and Mickey Rourke (no word on if the Milk star got the groping treatment though).

•  Poor A-Rod. It really must be embarrassing having your gal pal Madonna cavorting around your Yankee territory with even younger boy toy Jesus Luz.

•  Vivica A. Fox and the Psychic Friends Network are not friends.

•  Contain your shock. Jessica Simpson and Audrina Patridge are headed straight to video.

•  Kingston Rossdale shares his mom, Gwen Stefani, with a friend.

•  Erykah Badu's baby is from named Mars.

•  Dear Dispair, Inc: These Christian Bale t-shirts are awesome! Must get one. Love, Rise 'n' Shine

Paris Hilton clearly gets the Big Picture if she feels "love is blonde."

The Battle of the Bonny lasses is getting ugly.

Hilary Duff clearly had enough of Faye Dunaway's supposed criticism about whether she has the chops to take on one of the Oscar winner's most iconic roles, the gun-toting Bonnie Parker, in a new flick titled The Story of Bonnie and Clyde.

During a break from filming a guest spot on the set of Ghost Whisperer, Duff told E!'s Daily 10, "I think that my fans that are going to go see the movie don't even know who she is," regarding the Hollywood legend (repeat, Hollywood legend), adding, "I think it was a little unnecessary, but I might be mad if I looked like that now, too."

Duff's diss stems from Dunaway's alleged remark, upon hearing the news that the former Lizzie McGuire starlet would be playing her old part, "Couldn't they at least cast a real actress?"

Here's hoping this little war of words ends more peacefully than Bonnie herself did.

—Reporting by Michael Yo

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While Hilary Duff passes the time until her new NBC comedy Barely Legal kicks off, she clearly must have figured she'd spend some QT with her friends.

More specifically, she plotted a little face time with her buddy Jennifer Love Hewitt, whom she'll join on the set of Ghost Whisperer. That's right, the erstwhile Lizzie Maguire will be making a special appearance on the CBS drama, the network confirms to E! News.

Her character is described as mysterious, so maybe she'll be responsible for killing someone before she becomes the youngest lawyer ever in the state of California on her own show.

Either way, with movies like War, Inc., a muffed attempt at a new single with "Reach Out" last fall and a little dirty dancing (or not), returning to the land that made her famous in the first place—television—may help Duff rediscover the right stuff.

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Just in case this whole Laurence Fishburne thing doesn't work out, CSI has come up with a Swift way to boost ratings.

Country-pop It girl Taylor Swift will guest star on an upcoming episode of CBS' mega-hit crime show, which bids farewell to longtime star and fan favorite William Petersen on Thursday.

Per the network, the Fearless singer will play the teenage daughter of the managers of a seedy Las Vegas motel, who is going through personal changes that ultimately have tragic consequences—a plot Taylor-made for a country song.

No air date for Swift's episode has been announced but, in the meantime, here's more news from the world of name-brand casting:

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Maxim

"I've been accused by the press of giving lap dances at clubs. I mean, little ol' me? It's shocking. People love to believe it. It's way more exciting to talk about than the truth! And they're so descriptive about these lap dances. I don't even know how to do a lap dance!"

 —Hilary Duff, telling Maxim about the worst thing ever written about her, while posing seductively on the magazine's January cover

Lap dances? Whatever would give people that idea?