AMA Fashion Face-Off: Ne-Yo vs. The Situation

When Ne-Yo and The Situation clash in a celebrity style showdown ... actually, that's never happened before to our knowledge. All bets are off in this face-off.
Fresh off the birth of his first child with Monyetta Shaw, Ne-Yo performed (and looked dapper to say the very least) Sunday at the American Music Awards.
The Situation, fortunately for those with the ability to hear, did not perform any music, although after Angelina Pivarnick's debut single, the bar's set low.
Which of the two fellas looked better last night? Vote!

[Photos: Splash News Online]

Who was dressed better?

Capri Anderson Describes Slur-Filled, Violent Night with Charlie Sheen

For the first time she spent a night in New York City with Charlie Sheen last month, Capri Anderson is speaking out.
The porn star has given an interview to ABC - part of which will air today on Good Morning America and more later on Nightline - in which she says the evening "got really bad toward the end of the night."
Anderson says her date was "very loud" from the outset and "had no hesitations when it came to using derogatory language or cuss words." She goes on to mention "racial slurs" uttered by Sheen, one of many charges levied against the actor from October 25.

Do you believe Capri Anderson?

"It wasn't until he put his hands around my neck that I really thought to myself, 'You have gotten yourself a bad, bad situation,'" Anderson tells ABC News correspondent Ashleigh Banfield.

Anderson might very well sue Sheen, saying "I'm not going to stand down and be completely walked over" and adding:

"I think that this story and this treatment sends a message in itself and this is clearly something that's not right. It's not right to hurt people. It's not right to scare people. It's not right to carry on with such disregard for the people around you."

In response to the adult film actress' allegations, Sheen's lawyer, Yale Galanter, points to Anderson's website, on which she said she was "fine" soon after the incident and concludes:

"We will defend this lawsuit vigorously and will never pay her a dime. These allegations against Mr. Sheen are completely false, and are an blatant attempt to cash in on his celebrity."

AMA Fashion Face-Off: Brandy vs. Karina Smirnoff

Fresh off her stunning elimination from Dancing With the Stars, which airs its final performances of the season tonight, Brandy stepped out for the AMAs Sunday.
Despite the fact that she clearly should be competing for the title and not watching with us tonight, her sparkly pants brought a little of the Mirror Ball with her.
The same goes for Karina Smirnoff, whose DWTS partner The Situation was featured in a fashion face-off by THG a few minutes ago. Who looked better? Vote:

[Photos: Splash News Online]

Who looked better, Brandy or Karina Smirnoff?

The Black Eyed Peas' American Music Awards Performance Welcomes Us to the Future

While Justin Bieber won Artist of the Year at last night's American Music Awards, the Black Eyed Peas proved themselves worthy of their Best Pop/Rock Group title as well. Their performance of "This Time (The Dirty Bit)" was ... something else.
Something else is the only way to put it.

There's no comparison to the flashy, glow-in-the-dark spectacle accompanying their new single, which borrows the chorus of the Dirty Dancing theme song, "(I've Had) The Time of My Life," as will.i.am and Fergie crooned to throughout.
It was the freestyle dance moves and dancers wearing box-shaped headpieces that really stole the show, though. At the end, will.i.am plugged the band's new album, saying, "November 30, The Beginning. Welcome to the future!"

Dancing With the Stars Producers Deny Bristol Palin Conspiracy at Work

The fact that Bristol Palin made it into the finals has a lot of people scratching their heads (or mailing white powder to the set). But it's no conspiracy.
"She deserves it," Dancing With the Stars executive producer Conrad Green says. "A significant portion of our viewing audience believes that, too."
Week after week, as Bristol advances and superior talents like Audrina Patridge, Rick Fox, and Brandy have fallen, conspiracy theories have surfaced.

DANCING FINALIST: Like it or not, Bristol Palin (with partner Mark Ballas) will be competing for the MirrorBall trophy in this week's finals. Will she actually win it?

Speculation has arisen about whether the Tea Party, which strongly supports her mom Sarah, is involved in an organized effort to promote Bristol.
On one conservative Web site, Freerepublic (dot) com, some of the site's 300,000 users have used discussion threads to encourage votes for Palin.
Bristol Palin, that is.
One asked users to "make liberal heads explode and vote for Bristol" Nov. 8 to advance her to the semifinals. That's pretty much what happened.
But Green insists, "There's nothing in the voting system that looks at all strange."
He says that the entire process – text votes, call-in votes and email votes – "is all overseen by the Broadcast Standards team, independent of us and the network to make sure that everything is absolutely done scrupulously."
While some say the show's credibility is in question after this year, Green says this isn't the first time a less skilled dancer has made it this far.
Of Bristol's surprise run, he says, "You can argue whether or not she deserves to be there more than someone else who the judges have assigned to be a better dancer, but then make sure you vote for that person. It's not rocket science."
He also notes that plans to change the system to give the judges' scores more weight than audience votes are false, because that's already in place.
"Everyone is having a go at our system, but unlike American Idol, our professional judges count for half of the total for each couple each week, so there's already a built-in attempt to make the dance quality matter," Green says.
"We set the rules down and this is the game and if this is how it turns out, then this is how it turns out. I think it's absolutely fair."
What do you think? Does Bristol Palin deserve to be in the finals?

Malin Akerman Cast in Lindsay Lohan's Inferno Role

She says the decision to part ways was mutual, while our reports say Lindsay Lohan got fired from Inferno. Regardless, she's out of the Linda Lovelace biopic.
The filmmakers have already replaced her, too. Malin Akerman, best known for roles in Watchmen, Couples Retreat and The Heartbreak Kid, will star instead.
"Malin is passionate to take the challenge of the role to task," says Inferno producer Chris Hanley, "and we feel she has the talent to meet that challenge."
The downside? All the Lindsay Lohan pics to promote the film are wasted!

CHOKE ARTIST: A scene from Lindsay Lohan's bedroom Tuesday night Inferno.

Happy Birthday, Scarlett Johansson!

Scarlett Johansson turns 26 years old today and we're officially at a loss for what to get the actress. After all, she already possess two of the most meaningful items around:

1. A husband that looks like THIS.
2. A body that looks like THIS.

Therefore, we'll simply send our very best wishes to GQ's Babe of the Year and encourage readers to do the same. Ogle the photos below of this curvy beauty and try not to get any drool on your shirt, fellas...