Lindsay Lohan will be 'forced' to party

Actress Lindsay Lohan will be forced to party on New Year's Eve at LAX nightclub, despite her commitment to stay sober.

The 21-year-old actress, who recently spent two months in rehab for overcoming drugs and alcohol addiction, signed a contract to host the party prior to sorting herself out.

According to the reports the 'Mean Girls' star will have to stick to the contract, which means she will have to be at the LAX nightclub's party on the night.

The actress also still owes the management group money since she cancelled her birthday bash at Pure nightclub.

Lohan was well known for being a frequent attendee at various nightclubs and social events - at times being photographed with nightlife notables such as Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie.

Lohan family to star in reality show

Lindsay Lohan's family have signed up to star in their own reality TV show.

The Osbournes-style programme will mainly feature Dina Lohan and her singer/actress daughter Ali, but Lindsay will be making a few cameo appearances.

Filming for the series, which will be shown on E!, is set to begin on 30 Oct in New York. Dina Lohan will be at the centre of the action as well as serving as executive producer. The show will also follow the Lohan matriarch as she attempts to manage other performers' careers.

She tells People, "It's about what I do, how you can be successful, and be a single mom and fulfilling your kids' dreams.

"It won't just be following my family around like other shows. It'll show me cultivating careers, going to soccer practice. Ali going to school and in the studio. It'll encompass everything. Lindsay is a family member and will lend a helping hand if Ali asks her, when she's in the recording studio. We just want it to be real."

Studio - Almost Done!

We have been working so hard on my new studio - furniture is coming together. The television is mounted, all we are waiting on is the tables - which were supposed to be here in 3-8 weeks, eight weeks is this weekend, and there is no sign of the tables! The photographers I love are bringing images for me later this week! Thanks Caroline Johnson Photography and Powers Photography!

I am just getting so excited!!!

It's not about the spam

Posted by Brad Taylor, Software Engineer and "Spam Czar"

When Gmail's spam filters are working perfectly, no one talks to us anti-spam engineers. But as soon as something goes wrong, our users, our friends, and even our Google colleagues who use Gmail for their corporate mail are sure to tell us. That's just the way we like it. Spam is not something people should grow numb to and accept as a fact of life. We *want* people to complain. That's the only way things get better.

Due in large part to all the great feedback we get, things are better. We're keeping more spam out of your inbox than ever before, so more and more, you can use Gmail for things you enjoy without even realizing that the spam filter is there most of the time. It's not too different from driving a convertible down the freeway with the top down, with the wind blowing through your hair and no traffic jams to destroy the mood. Now, I'm not saying we're perfect, but the really good news is that it seems like spammers are finally starting to get discouraged. Attempts to spam Gmail users have been leveling off over the last year and more recently, even declining slightly. We need your help clicking on the "Report Spam" button, but through continuous improvement we are approaching the world we all want to live in.



As much as we don't want you to even think about spam, people are naturally curious and ask questions such as "where does spam come from?", "who buys the shoddy stuff spammers advertise?" and "how do you catch spam?" We're engineers, though, not forensic experts or economists, so while we can only speculate about the first two questions, we can talk authoritatively about the last one -- spam-catching. To that end, we've put together a video explaining how our spam filters work:



Now if we could only get a "Report Traffic" button in our cars ...

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Hollywood goes Halloween: It's Paris Hilton in Wonderland

Partygirl Paris Hilton led the Hollywood party pack in the fancy dress stakes as she donned two different similarly saucy outfits for a weekend of Halloween shindigs.


First up was a nautical theme, as Paris stepped out for a pal's fancy dress bash in Hollywood's Bel Air.

Paris in Wonderland: Paris Hilton donned two revealing outfits for a weekend of Halloween partying

Wearing a strapless corseted minidress decorated with anchors, topped off by a sailors hat, Paris showed plenty of her perma-tanned leg.

But it was her second outfit in which she upped the raunch factor as she adopted a demented Alice in Wonderland theme with a white PVC minidress, with layered petticoats, suspenders and stockings.

And the final touch of drama, a pair of bizarre contact lenses.

Cheeky girl: The wannabe actress revealed rather too much from behind in her demented Alice in Wonderland style frock

Paris was letting her hair down after working on a film in Toronto all week and after getting in a row with an adult movie shop which was promoting her infamous home-made sex tape 'One Night in Paris'.

Petulant Paris demanded that the promotional posters were torn down, and threatened to sue the store for all they had. Apparently while wearing another costume - this time a skeleton and mask outfit.


But the ex-jailbird wasn't the only celebrity out on the Halloween prowl. Desperate Housewife Teri Hatcher, looked a right fright dressed as the Queen of Hearts at the Dream Halloween charity bash.

Wearing a face full of clown-like make up, and a tightly corseted ball dress, Hatcher's outfit was a red carpet nightmare. But on this occasion it was fitting.

Queen of Hearts: Teri Hatcher's over the top Halloween outfit is a frock horror, while actress Jamie Lee-Curtis is a red devil in her ringmaster outfit

And actress Jamie-Lee Curtis showed off her still enviable pins while dressed as a not very scary circus ringmaster.

As did Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's daughter Rumer, who dressed as a showgirl.

Try hard: Die hard star Bruce Willis' daughter Rumer, dressed as a showgirl for a Halloween themed charity bash

But the weekend's hot ticket party was actress Kate Hudson's Hollywood bash. Attended by on/off boyfriend Dax Shepard, Mary-Kate Olsen and father Kurt Russell.

Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler looked as if he was wearing his stage-make-up as he joined the stars out on the town for the big party weekend.

Hostess with the mostest: Kate Hudson's party was packed with celebrities including dad Kurt Russell

A-list bash: Actress Ashley Olsen attended Kate Hudson's star-studded Halloween bash dressed as Marie Antoinette

Walk the plank: Rocker Steven Tyler channels Johnny Depp in his Pirates of the Caribbean influenced costume

I'm so Lucky to have this Guest Blogger!

I feel so blessed and Lucky to have Erin from Lucky Designs guest Blogging for us! She has such a great story, and her work is just so beautiful! Her monograms are so personal, with such a unique and classic approach. So without further ado, here is Erin!


Happy Monday to the readers of Masterpiece Weddings. Melissa has been kind enough to invite me to guest blog today. As a newlywed, I loved planning my wedding. As a result of many compliments on our wedding stationary, I began Lucky Designs (with the help of my family). I greatly enjoy creating invitations, monograms, etc. for brides and their fiancés.


For those of you planning a wedding, shower, or any kind of event, I invite you to consider using a monogram to pull all the elements of your special occasion together. Monograms have been incorporated in household items for many years; however, they seemed to have really taken off in the wedding industry in 2005. A monogram does not have to a couple’s initials, but could also be a symbol (such as a leaf, flower, flourish, or pattern). Not only do colors pull an event together beautifully, but a symbol or monogram does as well (The Knot).


When creating a custom design for my customers, I love to hear about the venue, flowers, bride’s dress, date, and the couple’s overall style. For our wedding, my husband and I really focused on our venue for inspiration – a landmark museum with amazing Art Deco style of architecture. Our monogram and décor was simple, in order to not take away from the location. One couple that worked with Lucky Designs made a landmark the focal point of their monogram – the St. Louis arch!

Your monogram can be a part of your wedding plans from the very beginning – making an appearance on your Save The Dates. Incorporate a monogram in as many elements of your wedding as you see fit. Monograms enhance ... wedding website design, invitations, bouquet jewelry, menus, gobos, banners, aisle runners, table runners, or a something blue for a bride.

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