Blog Posts by Lizbeth Scordo

Ben Affleck left a note on a parked car after hitting its mirror on Saturday. (AKM Images/GSI Media)So what would you do if, while out driving one weekend with the kids, you accidentally sideswiped a parked car and knocked off one of its mirrors? If you're a halfway decent human being, you would probably stop and leave a note, right?

Well, so would Ben Affleck! The "Argo" actor did just that on Saturday when he accidentally knocked the side mirror off of an unoccupied Honda in Santa Monica, California.

The contents of the note he left on the car's windshield have since made their way around the Internet. "Hi, Knocked off your mirror. Very sorry! Will cover everything. — Ben," he wrote, along with his phone number. Oh, and "very" was underlined, just to emphasize the apology.

We finally present to you ... Jennifer Aniston's huge diamond engagment ring! (Jason Thomas/WireImage)The actress was in Santa Fe over the weekend with her fiance. (Jason Thomas/WireImage)It's the rock the world has been waiting for. Nearly two months after getting engaged to boyfriend Justin Theroux, Jennifer Aniston has finally stepped out wearing her engagement ring. And it's a whopper!

Mila Kunis on the cover of Esquire. (Cliff Watts/Esquire)Mila Kunis leads a pretty charmed life. The 29-year-old has a full slate of feature films coming out in 2013, gets to spend her free time with boyfriend Ashton Kutcher, and now, can go to her grave saying that she was, at one point, the sexiest woman alive.

See more photos from the Mila Kunis Sexiest Woman Alive shoot

Yes, Esquire magazine has bestowed its magical title of Sexiest Woman Alive this year on Kunis, who dethrones last year's honoree, Rihanna. And as is tradition, Kunis celebrates her new role in the magazine's November issue by posing for a photo spread wearing lingerie and less. She also shares in an interview her thoughts on everything from the art of humor, to being an immigrant, to politics.

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Jennie Garth on the cover of People. For Jennie Garth, 2012 hasn't been an easy year. The former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star announced a painful divorce from husband of 11 years, "Twilight" actor Peter Facinelli, just weeks before her 40^th birthday. But, the mom of three tells People magazine, the year has also "been a bit of a rebirth for me as a person by shedding that negative space and all the pain associated with that time."

In her candid interview in People's upcoming issue, out Friday, Garth reveals that she had been struggling emotionally for quite some time. "I spent a couple of years lying in bed and being depressed," she says. "Physically, I didn't look my best, and mentally I didn't feel my best. I was doing everything I could to be a good mom, but that was all I could handle."

Tony Hawk talks to omg!. (WireImage)Back when fabled pro skateboarder Tony Hawk was a kid, making a living in skateboarding seemed like a far-fetched option for the future. But times have changed, thanks, in part, to the trailblazing 44-year-old himself, who, after going pro as a teenager, has become one of the most famous skateboarders in the world and helped turned skateboarding not just into a sport, but an entire industry.

"When I started, it was almost impossible to make a career out of it and now it's a legitimate career," Hawk tells omg! from Yahoo!. "There are all kinds of different ways to go about making a career in it now, either competitively or artistically, you know, videographers, things like that. It's definitely for the better."

But the biggest change? "It's an accepted form of sport for kids and parents encourage it. When I was a kid, no parents wanted their kids skating."

Plenty of tourists who visit Los Angeles every year shell out hefty bucks to take a "Hollywood" tour, but they usually end up seeing little more than the exteriors of a few restaurants, homes, and shops most of us can't afford to patronize. One group of tourgoers, however, got way more than their money's worth thanks to a real-life celebrity sighting that surely only comes along once in a lifetime: David Beckham in his skivvies!

David Beckham caught (almost) in the buff. (X17online.com)

When your guest house looks bigger and better than the average person's actual house, you know you've got a top-notch pad on your hands. And that's the certainly the case with the Hollywood Hills estate of Grammy winner Sheryl Crow, which she just listed for a whopping $15.95 million. The lovely Craftsman (see photos below) guest house with its posh living room and three bedrooms may look like it's fit for celebrity living, but that's just one of two (yes two) additional homes on the property reserved for Sheryl's visitors.

Sheryl Crow has listed her 11-acre estate for nearly $16 million. (Zillow)

This is just one of two guest houses on the property. (Zillow)

By now you might have seen a buzzy story about Christina Aguilera regarding an interview she gave Billboard magazine. Many major media outlets reported online that in the cover story, the 31-year-old songstress explained she was "tired of being a skinny white girl," that record execs once called emergency meetings over her 15-pound weight gain, and that she recently stood up to her label, telling the powers-that-be that "you are working with a fat girl. Know it now and get over it."

Aguilera last month at the ALMA Awards. (WireImage)

The only problem with the reports? She never made any of those comments (and Billboard never claimed she did).

Aguilera's publicist confirmed to Yahoo! from omg! that none of the weight-related quotes that have been making headlines on Monday came from Aguilera. Though Billboard.com published an excerpt of her recent cover interview, it only includes statements the 31-year-old singer actually made, mostly about her upcoming album, Lotus, and her experience as a coach on the music reality competition show "The Voice." Nothing about record executives pressuring her to be thin, nothing about her declaring herself fat.