Flotsam & Jetsam

Leighton Meester Causes A Scene In The Hamptons

Leighton Meester acts obnoxiously in a fancy restaurant, Shania Twain is an Idol judge, Erin Andrews gets dirty for GQ, Madonna turns 51, Sean Penn’s marriage is officially over and the hunt for Lady Gaga’s peen continues.

  • Leighton Meester caused a scene in a Hamptons restaurant when she encouraged her friends to scream the Happy Birthday song loud enough to drown out another table of girls singing the same tune. The other diners were probably not amused. [Page Six]

  • The attempted reconciliation of Sean Penn and Robin Wright Penn has failed. As you may recall, Penn announced a few months back that he was putting acting on hold to focus on repairing his family, but Robin reportedly wasn’t interested. [Page Six]

  • Hotel peephole video victim Erin Andrews of ESPN appears in a “dirty” photo spread in the new issue of US GQ. [Daily News]

  • Poor Lindsay Lohan just can’t catch a break. Over the weekend she attended some fancy event in the Hamptons filled with fancy people and then her creepy dad showed up and stalked her all over the place. [Page Six]

  • Madonna celebrated her 51st birthday at an Italian resort with her children and her foetus boyfriend Jesus Luz. [Daily Mail]

  • Shania Twain is the latest lady to take a turn at being a judge on American Idol in place of Paula Abdul. [EOnline]

  • Lady GaGa posed nude for the new issue of Out Magazine, but there’s no frontal shot so we still can’t verify whether or not she has a peen. [Sun]

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