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Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy got married in a quiet ceremony in France a few weeks ago. Sneaky! [Life & Style]
Emmy Rossum's husband, music exec Justin Siegel, has filed for divorce. (Their 2008 secret marriage was only discovered when the couple was reported to have split up in August.) Naturally local dating Siegel is asking Rossum to pay for the divorce and he's seeking spousal support, too.

Yet another book is coming out alleging that Bill Clinton did inappropriate things. In her new book Government Girl: Young and Female in the White House, Stacy Parker Aab claims Clinton groped her in a hotel room in 2000 and his local dating pal Vernon Jordan tried to kiss her twice. Good thing the poor girl got this all off her cheat a mere nine years after the fact.

Has Marc Jacobs signed on to be part of a Real Housewives-esque reality show about gay men that's coming soon to Logo? No, probably not. You can blame a clueless Daily News reporter (who apparently didn't bother to read the story she's referencing in her story) for starting that one.

Kanye West is conveniently blaming his spastic VMA episode on booze, and after his tour with Lady Gaga ends in January, he's reportedly going to rehab.
OK! freaked out on Sunday when photos of sexy girls like Khloe Kardashian in her wedding gown leaked and threatened the magazine's $250,000 "exclusive." The weekly had to pony up $50,000 extra to get the paparazzi pics off the market.
In other Kardashian family drama, Kim Kardashian the sexy girls is back dating football player Reggie Bush after a two-month hiatus. His mother and stepfather even attended sister Khloe's wedding. [E!, Us, People]
Mel Gibson's lawyer is asking a judge to remove Mel's DUI from his record since he has completed the terms of his 3-year probation. Now, if his lawyer could just figure out a way to make people forget that anti-Semitic rant.

Big Love's Ginnifer Goodwin has been dating stand-up comedian Joey Kern since the summer. Yes, he's even less famous than her ex, Chris Klein. [NYDN]
On a trip to Venice, Rihanna was barred from entering Saint Mark's Basilica because her legs and shoulders were uncovered. So she rustled up a hideous red cover up situation and went on her way. [The Sun]

Ellen Barkin ran into Matt Damon while he was filming on her street in the village the other day, rubbed his head, and told him to come over when he was finished. Weird? Yes. Creepy? Totally. [P6]

Two and a Half Men's Jon Cryer has adopted a baby girl with his wife, Lisa Joyner. The baby's name is Daisy. [People]
Jude Law won't see model and free personals Samantha Burke's new baby until a DNA test has been conducted to prove it's his. Interesting, though, that he reportedly paid for pre-natal expenses and the birth as an "act of kindness." [News of the World]

Kelly Osbourne reportedly told a friend that she was shocked at the short hemlines of female free personals partygoers at the Teen Vogue Young Hollywood party because many of the girls were so young. When did Kelly get so vanilla? [P6]
A new video of Amy Winehouse rapping is making the rounds. Genius joke or simply tragic? Either way, seeing Amy with her face so close to the camera is pretty terrifying. [The Sun, 3am]

Sofia Coppola is still dating Thomas Mars, lead man seeking singer for French rock/pop group Phoenix and father of her 3-year-old daughter, in case you were wondering. [P6]
Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy are still dating as well, despite reports that Jamie has been cheating on her with his ex. [Us]

Fred Durst announced on Twitter that he's separating from his wife, Esther Nazarov, after just three months. Yes, apparently Fred Durst is still alive. [Us]
Was man seeking Roman Polanski arrested because he and his lawyers taunted LA County prosecutors in court documents? That's one theory making the rounds.


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Local Single Dating Women Celebrity Meet Friends

My phone beeps for the 14th time today. I look at the screen and laugh. It's my friend Betty. She's in the Post Office and has seen something funny.

'Look what Betty says,' I say to my partner, Bob. He rolls his eyes. Five minutes later it beeps again. 'Ha! Ha! She's going to a champagne local dating party dressed as a Victorian,' I say.

Since Betty waltzed into my life two years ago, I've been captivated. We speak several times a day, usually local dating last thing at night and first thing in the morning.

When something exciting or alarming happens, she is the person I tell.

I've started wearing the same clothes and make-up. We have matching necklaces.

The attraction isn't sexual at all, it's just that Betty is the latest in a long line of meet friends crushes.It started at primary school in Kent. Louise was tall, blonde and clever. It was a joke in our home that when we stated a fact it would be preceded with: 'Louise says.'

Louise was soon replaced by Mandy. She was glamorous and had moved down from London. Her parents were divorced and she as single women appeared to know all there was to know about life. I began speaking with a London accent.

Then there was Miranda. She was everything I wanted to be. Her mother had been a beauty queen and her father a bit of a rogue.

She was sexually mature and the boys loved her. She listened exclusively to music from the Fifties and Sixties and had - gasp! - a red lamp in her bedroom.

I idolised her, changed my music listening habits accordingly and procured a red tea towel to drape over my bedside lamp.

There's nothing quite like the heady buzz you get from meet friends crush. It's remarkably similar to a romantic one.

There's the thrill of a text, email or phone call and the indescribable feeling you get when you discover something else in common.

Don't we normally grow out of a schoolgirl 'pash'? Not me. I continued having them through university (Sarah, a willowy hippy who inspired my love of coloured tights), my early career Alison, who cracked meet friends with funny jokes I could never dream of making and told people what she thought of them and I have them now.

I have a collection of sweet, funny, dependable friends of both sexes, but not all of them fall victim to The Crush.

The women I crush on are who I want to be. Women who look how I want to look, women who make me laugh and - maybe more importantly - women who laugh at my jokes.

Often they take risks I would never take or do things I would never do. I would certainly never don a bridesmaid's dress and prance around on a beach at midnight of my own accord (thanks Betty).

It seems that men don't experience this in the same way. 'Nah, you just meet someone you like and hope they also like you,' said my friend Charlie, before adding: 'Do you mean a friend you want to have sex with?'

But I know I am not alone in girlworld. 'I am in the middle of a friend crush right now,' says Lauren, 29, a teacher.

A heterosexual single woman, she met a new friend through work two months ago and has been besotted ever since.

'I feel compelled to tell other people that she has just texted or emailed me, so they can be impressed, too,' she says.


'I like dropping it into conversation that she is my friend, and what she has said and done recently. And it is very exciting for young single women when we go out because then I look brilliant, too, because she wouldn't pick a friend who wasn't, surely?'

Another friend, Annie, was the victim of a brief pash from me. 'I get really excited by the similarities I have with someone else man seeking want to get to know them even more, to see what else we have in common,' she says.

'And each time they make me laugh or do something that makes me think "She's so me!" I get giddy and proclaim my man seeking love for them to other people.'

When Betty's sheen wears off, I have a replacement. Holly is the girlfriend of a friend I have known for a few years, but it's only recently that we have got to know each other.

She's pretty, funny, clever and sweet - and to hear me exclaim when she emails me, you'd think I was besotted. Whoops!



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