This picture of Mary-Kate Olsen for Interview magazine makes us think of Courtney Love.

Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was vandalized by anti-fur nuts, who wrote on the Star "Fur hags."

Protest legally. Defacement is a crime.

Mary-Kate Olsen was being followed by paparazzi when she got into a friend’s car. The friend was so distracted by the paparazzi that she backed into the car behind her. The girl was actually nice enough to go find the lady who owned the car, but that lady said there was no problem. In the meantime, one paparazzo was poking his head into the car with Mary-Kate. That guy should be fired. He stepped over the line. This is why some celebrities goes crazy on these guys.

Go ahead and take pictures, but keep your distance. That’s what a telephoto lens is for.

A certain animal loving group is selling Trollsen Twin masks on their web site. If you’re broke, because the economic slowdown has you checking between the couch cushions for change, the site also allows you to print the masks for free.

The rest of the outfit shouldn’t be difficult. Just go to any Goodwill store, and buy a few mismatching layers of clothes, and voila, you’re a Trollsen.

Despite getting a subpoena from the DEA today, Mary-Kate Olsen will not have to testify before a Grand Jury. Just as suddenly as the DEA subpoenaed Mary-Kate, they have officially closed their investigation to determine how Health Ledger obtained the drugs that killed him.

Something smells fishy here. We are hearing that the U.S. Attorney’s Office shut down the investigation because it was full of hot air, and that some DEA agents used the investigation as an excuse to get close to celebrities, and movie sets.