Lindsay to do Promises "Extended Care"

Lindsay Lohan has been "doing great" since she checked into rehab over Memorial Day weekend, her mother says. "I talk to her every day," Dina Lohan told PEOPLE in New York on Monday. "She's going to do Promises' extended care program."

Dina also said she and her family will head west for Lindsay's 21st birthday on July 2. She didn't say where the celebration will be held. Dina Lohan was appearing in Nassau County family court as she awaited a hearing in her ongoing dispute over visitation of her children with ex-husband Michael, who was also in court. "I just want to move on," said Dina, who has an order of protection against Michael. "It takes its toll on myself and the children. It affects all of us."

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Did they or didn't they? YUK.....

Marilyn Manson and his 19-year-old girlfriend, Evan Rachel Wood, aren’t actually having sex in the video for his new single, “Heart-Shaped Glasses” - or are they? Manson tells Spin magazine that James (“Titanic”) Cameron, who was in the director’s chair during the love scene, told him, “I’ll worry about the sweet spot and you worry about the G-spot.”

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Selling Kurt!

COURTNEY Love got really mad when Dr. Martens used an image of Kurt Cobain in heaven to sell its boots in England - but she's not above putting his face on tacky products. Variety reports the late Nirvana frontman's kisser has started showing up on lunch boxes, an action figure, and a key chain that doubles as a small liquor flask. They're manufactured by the National Entertainment Collectibles Association, which got a license from Love. Last year, Love made a mint when she sold a 25 percent stake in her tragic hubby's song catalog for $50 million.

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Will she remember this?? Paris to set up Safe house for newly released inmates

Paris who is set to be released from California's Century Regional Detention Center in Lynwood tomorrow (26.06.07), has spoken to jail doctors and officials about setting up a safe house for newly released inmates. Paris said "I'm lucky enough that when I leave prison I have a home to go to and a family that loves me. A lot of girls in here don't have that option. They go back to the streets. "I want to help build a transitional home so that when inmates leave here they have somewhere to go. These women just keep coming back because they have no home to go to."
Paris,says her facility would offer former prisoners somewhere to stay while they look for jobs and try to find their families. She explained: "It will be a place for them to go get food, clothes and get them up on their feet, especially the mothers. It's just a really bad cycle. If we stop it now, we can make our community a better place."

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