Celebrity Nooz
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May 13, 2014
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A video was released today of Beyonce's sister Solange attacking Jay Z in an elevator at a Met Gala after party. The video shows her attacking Jay Z, while Beyonce stands by and watches. Neither party is saying what caused the altercation, but it will be interesting to see what is said.

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Sarah

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Elin Nordegren graduates from college

Former model Elin Nordegren graduated from college Saturday and in her graduation speech, she made a subtle reference to ex-husband Tiger Woods. Nordegren graduated from Rollins College with a 3.96 GPA with a psychology major and was chosen to present a speech as the outstanding graduating senior. It took her nine years to complete her degree, taking breaks for the birth of her two children. The theme of her speech was that actions speak louder than words. "When I entered my student advisor office in the fall of 2005, I was 25 years old, I had just recently moved to America, I was married without children. Today, nine years later, I'm a proud American, and I have two beautiful children... but I'm no longer married," she said. "It was right after I had taken Communications and the Media that I was unexpectedly thrust into the media limelight... and I probably should have taken more notes in that class," she added.

Britney Spears offered $12 million to extend Las Vegas residency for two more years

Britney Spears has been offered $12 million to extend her Las Vegas residency for two more years. Caesars Palace President Gary Selesner told the New York Daily News that the 32-year-old singer has been given the chance to continue her Planet Hollywood show through, at least, Christmas of 2016. "Britney Spears has been a great success for the company and will be extended, if she wants to do it, and I cannot see why not," Selesner said, adding that the pop princess "has been filling out the place every night, and she's enjoying it." "She has a good life, coming in on private jet," Selesner continued. "She has a villa upstairs at Caesars and really enjoys it here -- so why wouldn't she stay?" Spears' new offer would add to the $30 million she received for the first two years of her residency in Sin City. Although the "Work Bitch" singer reportedly lip-syncs her way through her 90-minute performances, Selesner said her shows have been a success. "You just didn't know what was going to happen," he said, explaining he took a "gamble" with the singer. "But the fans loved her. And she has so many fans from all over the world, that the support has been fantastic."

LOOSE LIPS:
"I never thought I'd have children, I never thought I'd be in love, I never thought I'd meet the right person."
- Angelina Jolie, on her "fairy-tale" life, to Elle


Neil Patrick Harris naked on the cover of Rolling Stone

Neil Patrick Harris posed in nothing but a hat and a bowtie for the latest cover of Rolling Stone. The 40-year-old actor -- who currently headlines the Brodway show Hedwig and the Angry Inch -- showcases the significant weight loss he underwent for the production in the cover. His husband David Burtka told Rolling Stone that Harris' new skinny physique "really gives him power." Harris' interview for the magazine is titled "How He Met Himself," a play on the name of the CBS hit sitcom he co-starred in for nine years, How I Met Your Mother. In the cover story the actor discusses the impact that playing Lothario Barney Stinson on the show had in his life and how coming out helped his career. He also talks about his character as Hedwig, a role that Burtka wasn't sure he could pull off because of the femininity of the character. "This is such a stretch for him," Burtka said. "In his day-to-day, he's not a very feminine guy."
"I have always been highly aware of how I was presenting myself," Harris said. "Which, now that I'm playing overtly feminine and loving it, is kind of a stupid concern."


Leonardo DiCaprio spent $10M on an eco-friendly Manhattan apartment

Leonardo DiCaprio has purchased a $10 million two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the fourth floor of New York City's exclusive Delos building, which boasts an unprecedented combination of luxury living and science-based wellness technologies and designs." The 39-year-old actor's new digs come with a bevy of luxury amenities, according to Page Six, including "vitamin C-infused showers, purified air and water and a circulated aromatherapy air supply." The "WELL-certified" apartment was also builty with heat-reflexology flooring that somehow supports posture. Aromatherapy scents are pumped into the apartment to enhance mood, while a "dawn-simulation" lightening design slowly increases light in a bedroom at your chosen wake-up time. There's also a reflexology pathway made of stones, a weekly delivery of farmers' market produce and a built-in juicing station.

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