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Sa mère n'est peut etre pas etrangère a cette hospitalisation forcée,  son apparition des derniers jours est finalement peut etre une bonne chose.

pour exciter intégrale!

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Jessica Simpson Out to eat at the Waverly Inn .





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Britney's stay at UCLA Medical Center's psych ward is going to be extended.

Spears, who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, will be staying in the hospital for another 14 days.

And hopefully she will receive some kind of outpatient treatment after that!

 

JuLondon  a écritBritney's stay at UCLA Medical Center's psych ward is going to be extended.

Spears, who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, will be staying in the hospital for another 14 days.

And hopefully she will receive some kind of outpatient treatment after that!

   
 

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Paps' Love for Brit Inspires "Safety Zone" Law

With the recent paparazzi scrum around Spears making the days when overeager shutterbugs were bumping into Lohan's car seem almost quaint by comparison, a Los Angeles City Councilman has proposed a "personal safety zone" law that would make it harder for the media to close in quite so easily.

Councilman Dennis Zine, a former cop, introduced the motion Friday.

"I don't want a repeat of what happened to Princess Diana with a celebrity in Los Angeles," Zine told the L.A. Times. "We had to have 12 officers escort [Spears] to the hospital that if not for paparazzi would have been [available] to prevent crime somewhere else."

"It is a major issue we have to address. We are in a celebrity town."

It cost the L.A. Police Department an estimated $25,000 to ferry the Spears caravan—an ambulance, a couple of cars with family and friends, and a horde of paparazzi—to UCLA Medical Center from the singer's Beverly Hills home early Thursday morning, Zine said.

And their job wasn't done upon arrival at the hospital. Once there, officers needed to ensure that other patients and staff remained safe while the onerous process of admitting Spears was under way.

A helicopter and a special team that guided the ambulance out of a side entrance of the Summit neighborhood were also employed.

Four photographers were busted Jan. 16 and booked for reckless driving after they were caught pursuing Spears at what authorities said were dangerously high speeds, following too close to her vehicle and making unsafe lane changes.

"In their efforts to get the latest story, these photographers often pose a serious hazard to public safety," he wrote in his proposal. "Paparazzi are becoming increasingly aggressive in their tactics, posing a clear danger not only to the people they are trying to photograph, but to the general public around them."

On Monday, police cited a number of lensmen for illegal parking after they set shop outside the gated community where Spears lives, where they were angling for a better view of the aftermath of her reported fight with manager Sam Lutfi.

Zine's law would require the City Attorney's Office and LAPD to draw up new ordinances to regulate how the paparazzi do business, including one stipulating a specific amount of "clear space" that would keep the madding crowd from disturbing private businesses and residences, blocking the entrances to emergency facilities and otherwise bothering people on public streets and sidewalks.

They "block entrances to vital public service centers such as hospitals and courthouses," Zine's proposal says. "Private enterprise also suffers when paparazzi impede access to offices, shops and restaurants."

Police Chief William Bratton, while admitting that there are issues at hand, told the Times he doesn't think additional laws are in order.

"Councilman Zine is responding to frustration we all have with the paparazzi," Bratton said. "We already have appropriate laws within the constitutional guidelines and we intend to do that whether it is erratic driving, trespassing on private property or any action that goes beyond the constitutional rights to cover a story."

Spears, he said, is an L.A. resident who needed help the other night.

The paparazzi "are the ones making a spectacle of themselves," Bratton said. "We will do what we need to do to protect the public from this cast of characters."

City Attorney and LAPD officials have been asked to report to the Public Safety Committee in 30 days with restriction ideas, including a minimum "personal safety zone" for the targets of the tabloid media's affection.
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Britney inspire une loi anti-paparazzi
Britney aurait inspiré une loi anti-paparazzis. Voici ce que déclare l'avocat qui va faire cette proposition de loi:

"Je ne veux pas un remake de ce qui est arrivé à Diana avec une célébrité de Los Angeles. Il nous a fallu 12 policiers pour escorter Spears jusqu'à l'hôpital juste à cause des paparazzis et ces policiers auraient pu être disponible pour éviter d'autres crimes ailleurs."

"C'est un gros problème que nous devons résoudre. Nous sommes dans une ville de célébrités."

"Les paparazzis deviennent de plus en plus agressifs dans leur façon de faire mettant en danger, non seulement la personne qu'ils veulent photographier, mais aussi le public qui est autour."

L'avocat souhaiterait instaurer une distance entre les paparazzis et leurs cibles. "Ils bloquent les entrées de services importants comme les hôpitaux et les tribunaux."

Britney: "Flight and Kidnap Risk"


Britney Spears' 72 hours are almost up, but she may want to hold off on packing her bags just yet—whether to leave the hospital or head for beyond.

While the 26-year-old is in the final throes of her 5150 hold at UCLA Medical Center—which would theoretically allow her release sometime between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. Sunday morning—a source close to the Spears family told E! News there is no more than "a 5 percent chance" she will check out of the hospital this weekend.

"The best place for Britney right now is where she is," the source said. "The longer she remains there, the better it is for her."

News that Spears may be prolonging her stay in the hospital's psych ward, where she has been undergoing a battery of mental evaluations since voluntarily checking into the facility in the early-morning hours Thursday, comes in the wake of confirmation that even if she's allowed to leave the hospital, she won't get far.

E! News has confirmed that during the emergency Friday afternoon hearing, in which the singer's father, Jamie Spears, and attorney Andrew Wallete were appointed temporary coconservatorship over decisions pertaining to the Blackout singer's estate and a restraining order was granted on behalf of Spears against manager-pal Sam Lutfi, court commissioner Reva Goetz said a free Spears had the potential to be either a "flight or kidnapping risk."

While neither Goetz nor attorneys for Spears mentioned in the hearing who they feared posed the possible risk of facilitating either a flight or kidnap situation, the source told E! News the Spears family was taking great precautions to ensure their daughter's safety.

"Britney will now be provided adequate security. She had been convinced in the past to do away with personal security by certain people in her life, and that was very dangerous. It was a possibly deadly situation."

The source also confirmed that the amped-up security measures were particularly in response to the kidnap risk, saying the real danger lay in what may happen if Spears leaves UCLA Medical Center without being in the proper state of mind, adding, "Should she be released too early, hypothetically someone could try to take her away."

As for how Spears is holding up in the hospital, the source told E! News the pop star was "ill and vulnerable" and that the family hoped she would remain in treatment as long as possible so as to prevent "another Cedars debacle."

Accusations roundly arose following Spears' previous hospitalization, which took place on Jan. 3 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, that the singer was prematurely released.

"This girl is getting the help she needs," the source said, while declining to state the singer's exact diagnosis. "It is very sad that this is even necessary."

Another sad yet apparently necessary action was taken Friday, when the Spears family went to court, something they were apparently loath to do.

"Everything has been chaos," the source told E! News, adding that Lynne and Jamie Spears were "together on everything."

"This was done very reluctantly, but it had to be done because of what has been done in terms of endangering her property, her health and her estate…They did not want to jeopardize her future as a mother. They wanted to make sure they were protecting this very vulnerable person and making sure she is safe. This is all very agonizing for the parents."

Slightly less agonizing, no doubt, was the decision to seek—and receive—a restraining order against Lutfi.

"There was significant and dangerous conduct that he exhibited," the source said. "It was not even a close call for the judge."

The order, which will be in effect for 22 days, effectively bars Lutfi from either going to Spears' home or visiting her at the hospital, for however long she remains there.

In what appears to be part of the Spears' family's attempt to completely extricate Lutfi from their daughter's life, a source close to the family told E! News that Britney's future with the Trope and Trope law firm, which has been representing the singer in her ongoing custody battle with Kevin Federline, is "uncertain."

In the past, the law firm has worked closely with Lutfi and counted him as an ally. A source previously confirmed to E! News that the manager was the go-between for all legal dealings between Spears and her attorneys.

Meanwhile, Trope and Trope, along with Federline's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, are due back in a separate Los Angeles courtroom Monday, where a previously scheduled hearing in the custody battle is expected to take place.

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Ryan Seacrest dances with a guest during the Hennessy Late Night Lounge at Super Bowl XVII


Ça va sûrement lui mettre les hormones dans le tapis!

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Malgré le fait qu’une nouvelle rumeur est sortie à chaque jour cette semaine sur ce sujet, nous croyons que cette fois-ci c’est fait ! JLO a ACCOUCHÉ !! Les jumeaux, un gars et un fille, seraient née un peu avant 13h00 aujourd’hui le 31 Janvier…FÉLICITATION !

Ma fête est la meme journée que les bébés a JLo et Mark !!

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