The hotel heiress' new venture sees her wearing nothing but gold paint, crawling through the Mojave desert.

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Us Weekly named Brad & Angelina Couple of the Year almost 3 years to the date from his split from Jennifer Aniston.

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"I confirm that Jessica and Cash are expecting a baby in late spring, early summer," says rep Brad Cafarelli.

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the "Trollsen Twins" (Hairy Kate and Trashley) learning about the evils of harming animals in a video parody of "Full House".

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“I’m not that interested in working right now. I think that a lot of my wish to work was about wanting to get lost"

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Mario Lopez might want to be a little more choosy about the gigs he accepts.

Case in point: Last night’s Boobs or Bust 2/Go Big or Go Home party at Jet nightclub in Las Vegas. The former Dancing with the Stars contestant hosted the evening, which featured a contest for women competing to win $5,000 to help pay for breast augmentation surgery.

I kid you not.

Here’s how it worked. The club distributed preprinted "boob bucks" to bottle-service customers. Women hoping for new breasts had to convince said customers to hand over their bucks. The gal who collected the most scored the grand prize.

And what would a Sin City bash like this one be without entertainer Jeff Beacher? He was dressed as Santa Claus, while his mini Spice Girls (little people dressed as the recently reunited pop stars) performed “Wannabe.”

Lopez’s girlfriend and former Dancing partner, Karina Smirnoff, should be happy to know her hunky boyfriend was on his best behavior. Lopez made sure security kept overly eager gals hoping for his bucks at bay.

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To Johnny Depp, freedom means simplicity and anonymity.

"I'm sure it will be a possibility someday again. Maybe when I get old. They get tired of you," the actor tells Esquire magazine in its January issue, available Friday. "`Didn't you used to be Johnny Depp?' That will be the clincher."

The 44-year-old star of "Sweeney Todd," which opens Christmas Day, talked with the magazine about the lessons he's learned over his two decades in Hollywood.

His friend and mentor Marlon Brando taught Depp to keep his private life private.

"That's your world and it's nobody else's business," he recalls Brando saying. "It's not anybody's entertainment."

A self-described people-watcher, Depp says he's learned to enter restaurants through the kitchen and hotels through the parking garage.

"It'll definitely make you a little weird if you're constantly being stared at," he says.

While he loves his work, Depp says he's "not a great fan of all the stuff that goes along with it."

"I don't want to be a product," he says. "Of course you want the movies to do well. But I don't want to know ... who's hot now and who's not and who's making this much dough and who's boffing this woman or that one. I want to remain ignorant of all this. I want to be totally outside and far away from all of it."

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