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The Golden Globe Awards honor the best in film and TV. Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian have made contributions to neither, unless you count the latter's train wreck marriage drama unfolding on E! It actually is scripted, so many we should. In any case, all three celebrity gossip staples were on hand for a GG after-party Sunday night, for whatever reason. There are no winners at life among this crew, but someone must emerge victorious in THG's latest Fashion Face-Off. Vote for your favorite style star below! Read more celebrity gossip at: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2012/01/golden-globes-fashion-face-off-lindsay-lohan-vs-paris-hilton-vs/#ixzz1jfkM48pk

A very deluded Denise Welch led a gossip circle today in which she accused Michael Madsen of not showing enough interest in her. The Loose Women panelist accused the actor of not knowing anything about her and thinking that the Celebrity Big Brother experience was all about him. Joined by Natalie Cassidy and Nicola McLean the women sat in the bedroom like a coven of three witches and began to dissect Michael's psyche. Angry bird: Denise Welch thinks Michael Madsen is not interested enough in her and knows nothing about her The conversation began because Denise, 53, was annoyed with the Reservoir Dogs actor and claimed that he had no interest in her or what she enjoyed.   More... What about Georgia? Natasha Gigg-les with Kirk Norcross as he covers up her nip-slip during flirtatious cuddle in bed The playboy returns: The first pictures inside Russell Brand's $1.5m Los Angeles bachelor pad 'He's too young to understand': Jennifer Ellison feels guilty

PORTO SANTO STEFANO, Italy (Reuters) - Passengers from an Italian cruise ship described people leaping into the sea or fighting over lifejackets in panic after it ran aground, killing at least three people and leaving many unaccounted for. Around 40 people were injured, two seriously, and rescuers were continuing the search for the missing after the 114,500-tonne Costa Concordia, with 4,229 passengers and crew, hit a sandbar near the island of Giglio off the coast of Tuscany on Friday evening. Officials warned that figures were extremely uncertain because of confusion surrounding the rescue. "We are not sure of the numbers, we cannot exclude that some people are missing, in fact it is very probable," said Ennio Aquilini, head of the fire service rescue operation. "It could be 10, 20 up to 40 but I cannot give anything more precise. There is a possibility that no one is missing." Passengers had just sat down to dinner, a couple of hours after leaving

January 12th, 2012 2:07 PM by Free Britney   Can Jessica Biel trust Justin Timberlake? That is the simple question posed by a celebrity gossip tabloid who tried to paint him as a cheater even though no credible evidence ever existed that he was. After breakups and makeups, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel got engaged over the holidays. The couple of four and a half years will soon make it official! While the notoriously private pair never flaunts or discusses their relationship, there was never any indication that JT stepped out on his girl. Yet we get this: Seriously, why does Us Weekly hate Justin Timberlake of all people? Is it a personal grudge? Even IF he cheated on Jess, which they really want you to believe , but is likely untrue, they got back together and got engaged. Even in that alternate universe, they would have patched things up and moved on, happily. There would likely not be "an ultimatum" before he proposed. Odds these friends who "worry he

L.A. arson suspect Harry Burkhart -- who was arrested Monday in connection with over 50 fires set in the Hollywood area since last week -- has been placed on suicide watch ... this according to the L.A. Times. It's unclear what Burkhart said during the interrogation process that resulted in the suicide watch. According to the report ... Burkhart has refused to cooperate with authorities in the interrogation -- saying nothing whatsoever about the fires. When he did speak, sources tell the Times, Burkhart went on anti-American rants, blasting law enforcement. 2:17 PM PT : Harry has just been charged with 37 felony counts of arson -- 28 counts of arson of property and 9 counts of arson of an inhabited structure. He's scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. According to the D.A., Burkhart used a device "designed to accelerate the fire" -- a serious allegation that, if true, would mean even more prison time for Burkhart

It's all fun and games until somebody takes a mistress. Or five. Celebrity gossip is all the more juicy when it involves divorce court, not to mention millions of dollars.In the past few years, we've seen our share of high-profile, messy divorces between athletes and their spouses -- some due to accusations of infidelity. Many of these athletes did sign prenuptial agreements, but they still lost a fortune after walking down the aisle. Here are our top six: 1. Kobe Bryant You knew it was coming. After dropping $4 million on an 8-carat purple diamond ring, there weren't enough diamonds in De Beers' Empire to keep Vanessa Bryant married to Kobe. She filed for divorce alleging infidelity, which could cost Kobe dearly. The NBA star never signed a prenuptial agreement, so Vanessa is entitled to at least half of Kobe's entire fortune, an estimated $150 million, according to the Los Angeles Times . And it gets worse. Because the marriage reached the 10-y

IN THE silly season, celebrity news receives even more prominence than it does over the rest of the year. So it was big news just after Christmas when comedian Russell Brand announced he was divorcing chanteuse Katy Perry after little more than a year of marriage. What emerged was that Brand, 36, a noted hell-raiser not previously known for domesticity, wanted to settle down and start a family but Perry, 27, did not. Like many women her age, the recording star reportedly preferred to concentrate on her burgeoning career, and didn't want to suspend it for motherhood. While the Brand-Perry story is celebrity gossip, it raises serious issues. Most particularly, when one partner wants children, and the other doesn't, what does this mean for the future of a marriage, and is it fair to keep one partner in a marriage when their parenthood hopes and dreams won't be fulfilled as a result? Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/opinion/society-and-culture/what-