NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says that Mary-Kate Olsen won't be interviewed in connection with the death of Heath Ledger -- just as TMZ first reported on Friday morning.

Internet and print reports have insisted that MK would be questioned by cops, insinuating that Ledger's masseuse, Diana Wolozin, called her to hatch a plan to hide illegal drugs in Heath's apartment. If that were true, we're told, cops would have to interview Olsen, but as TMZ has reported, that simply isn't the case.

"There is absolutely no indication that investigators were going to speak to Mary-Kate Olsen," said Kelly, as the New York Daily News reports. "They determined that they had all the information needed, by the witnesses who were on the scene."
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MARY-Kate Olsen obviously moves on quickly - just days after being the first person called upon the discovery of her "friend" Heath Ledger's body, the actress has been spotted steaming up the dance floor and hooking up with a mystery fella.

Olsen, now back in New York after spending the week in Los Angeles, reportedly gyrated sexily at a hip downtown club before kissing a male friend in her entourage.

The New York Daily News today revealed the night of frantic partying came just hours before Olsen made a brief public statement about Ledger.

Released by her publicist, the statement was the first word from Olsen since the Australian-born actor's death. In its entirety it reads:

"Heath was a friend. His death is a tragic loss. My thoughts are with his family."

It's also been a tough week for masseuse Diane Wolozin. First she found Ledger’s body - then she had to handle the controversy surrounding her three phone calls to Olsen before she rang for an ambulance.

Now she could face charges. The New York Education Department notified the NYPD yesterday that she does not have a license to practice in New York.

Under state law, anyone not authorized to practice a licensed profession could be charged with a felony.
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Mary-Kate Olsen has just issued the following statement in the wake of Heath Ledger's death:

"Heath was a friend. His death is a tragic loss. My thoughts are with his family during this very difficult time."
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Certainly friends, definitely party pals and maybe more, Heath Ledger and Mary-Kate Olsen first met over the summer of 2006, at the time he was living at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood, PEOPLE has learned.

More recently, "Mary-Kate and Heath were casually dating for three months before Heath's death," a source has told PEOPLE. "They were hooking up, but neither were particularly interested in making it exclusive."

As for what drew the two together, says the source, "They had a bond that was based on partying, and they had the same tastes in partying ... like, in terms of where they liked to hang out in New York, what time they would want to go out. They just had the same sensibility."

At the time of their first becoming acquainted – the summer after Ledger's Oscar nomination for Brokeback Mountain – Ledger and Olsen were spotted together having lunch at the Chateau with a group of friends, and Ledger was described as being charmed by Olsen, who made him laugh as he would scarf down a big meal.

"Mary-Kate made him laugh a lot," an eyewitness recalled.

Both the New York Post and Daily News reported this week that Ledger, 28, and the Olsen twin, 21, were dating.



Linked By a Phone Call

Whatever their relationship, the two were again linked when reports surfaced that she received two phone calls from masseuse Diana Wolozin, who arrived for an appointment at the actor's New York City apartment on Tuesday only to find him dead in his bedroom.

Wolozin, aware that Ledger and Olsen were friends, used the speed dial on Ledger's cell phone to call Olsen in California to ask for help, sources said. Olsen told the masseuse she would call her security people in New York to assist in the matter.

Things were far more carefree back in the summer of '06, "They were all talking about scripts and telling funny stories about directors and people in the biz," remembers the eyewitness. They also shared something else in common: Both smoked Marlboro Reds.
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Now you can because their NYC apartment is on the market!

The 12 room penthouse can be yours if you've got $12 million to spare (hmm, so a million per room. seems reasonable). But I'm sure the gals will budge on the price if you explain what a big Full House fan you were.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have never even lived in the Greenwich Village property, which they bought in 1994 for $7.3 million and stand to make approximately $4.7 on. The twins have been renting out the spectacular condo for $35,000 a month until their recent decision to sell.
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Mary-Kate Olsen has been hospitalized with a kidney infection, her rep tells PEOPLE.

The actress entered the emergency room of a New York hospital on Monday.

"Mary Kate got a kidney infection," says rep Nicole Caruso.

"She's resting comfortably and will be released in the next day or so."

The actress, who turned 21 in June, recently said she was in good health.

"Mentally, physically, I feel pretty on top of my game right now," she told EW.com in September, as she prepared for her debut in Showtime's Weeds. "Talk to me next week, I don't know. Today, I feel good."
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Mary-Kate Olsen has been hospitalized with a kidney infection, her rep tells PEOPLE.

The actress entered the emergency room of a New York hospital on Monday.

"Mary Kate got a kidney infection," says rep Nicole Caruso. "She's resting comfortably and will be released in the next day or so."
The actress, who turned 21 in June, recently said she was in good health.

"Mentally, physically, I feel pretty on top of my game right now," she told EW.com in September, as she prepared for her debut in Showtime's Weeds. "Talk to me next week, I don't know. Today, I feel good." source