Who Let The Cat out of the bag?

The much vaunted and extremely talked about Verne Troyer sex tape is being sold. Verne Troyer, the famous and infamous Mimi Me from the Spy Who Shagged Me, and a variety of reality television shows, has a tape that shows a bit more than he wanted seen and its out there to be purchased now.

The tape was said to be missing, however, apparently is no longer so.

The rights to view the tape can be bought on a web site thats called SexWithMiniMe.com, is decorated in a Spy Who Shagged Me style them, sand clicking takes you to a “You have to be 18 to view this” site.

Verne had reached an agreement with the Sugar DVDfolks, adult film makers, that it could not be sold without his ( Troyer’s )approval , and his representative says he had not given an approval and had no real part in the film’s release..

Interesting. So who will get sued over the release?

Rapper 50 Cent and the mother of his son, Shaniqua Tompkins, confronted each other in court Monday. And 50 Cent won, according to Newsday.com.

The rapper was awarded visitation with his 11-year-old son, Marquise, every other weekend. The judge also issued an order of protection, demanding that 50 Cent stay away from the kid’s mother.

Just a few weeks ago, 50 Cent appeared in a Long Island court in order to overturn a restraining order taken out by his ex, so that he could spend time with his son.

Marquis’s mother took out the restraining order after accusing the rapper of being involved in the fire that burned her Long Island home to the ground.

J.K. Rowling, the writer behind the wizardly Harry Potter just put a serious dissappearing spell on the book :The Harry Potter Lexicon.
A Federal judge this morning put the final touch to the publication which had been planned, saying that the publication violates Rowlings rights as the creator.
The book was bases on a fan site, which is now also defunct.

U.S. District Judge Robert Patterson Jr. took no heed of the defenses argument that the planned Lexion was protected under “fair-use” doctrines of the copyright law.
Last fall J.K. and Warner Brother got together to sue the author, and his publisher, Steven Vander Ark and RDR Books, respectively, over what they had planned, a 400-page book, ($25). The Lexicon was put down by Rowling in a very emotional and whimpering way as, “wholesale theft of 17 years of my hard work” and “decimating” her livelihood. (Apparently by forcing her to take a breather from writing to put her attention on the legal battle)

Hmm.. so apparently several million isn’t enough to live on?

The judge had initially encouraged both sides of the battle to settle out of court, and had predicted that no matter what his ruling ended up to be, it would open the door for literally years of appeals since copyright law is quite vague in this area.

According to Deseret News, “Diff’rent Strokes” star Gary Coleman hit a man by the name of Colt Rushton with his car Saturday night - and the Payson police are now investigating if the child television star hit him on purpose or not (!).

Police say the two men had a fight just before Coleman hit Rushton with his car.

“We’ve been able to establish there was an argument between the two, due to pictures Rushton wanted to take. He took some of Gary Coleman, and Coleman wasn’t happy about it,” Payson Police Lt. Bill Wright said according to Deseret News.

Actor Tommy Lee Jones is suing the makers of “No Country for Old Men” for more than $10 million - money he claims they owe him for starring in the movie, according to Daily News.

In his lawsuit against Paramount Pictures, the 61-year-old actor claims he was promised major box-office bonuses and other compensation depending on the movie’s success.

Jones played Sheriff Ed Tom Bell in the movie, which made about $160 million and received Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director (Joel and Ethan Coen), Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (Javier Bardem).

Britney Spears’ mom Lynne uses her upcoming book “Through the Storm - A Real Story of Fame and Family in a Tabloid World”, to criticize Britney’s former manager/lover (?) Sam Lutfi, saying he took advantage of her daughter, The Sun reports.

Lutfi was at the pop singer’s side during her mental breakdowns at the beginning of this year, and Lynne says that he took advantage of this situation. She also claims that Lutfi drugged her daughter by slipping her sedatives and antipsychotic pills.

In her book, Lynne describes how Lutfi worked his way into Britney’s life and then tried to cut her off from her family and friends. According to extracts from the book, which have already been published on thesun.co.uk, she writes:

“She [Britney] was sad, floundering, ripe for a predator to come along. Britney was open to this man who rode in on a white horse… Within a month of meeting, Sam was in complete control of her life. He appointed himself as her gate-keeper, and there was no one he wanted to keep the gate closed to more than Britney’s family.”