She's better as a redhead. - Slaven Vlasic/WireImageEveryone wants a piece of Lindsay Lohan. The court-going actress attracted lots of attention -- surprise, surprise -- as a surprise guest at New York nightclub Don Hill's, where Max Winkler (son of Henry, aka The Fonz) threw a party for his directorial debut "Ceremony."

Lohan and her entourage, which included 17-year-old sister Ali, were quickly ushered into the VIP area; a Vulture.com reporter edged his way inside, squeezing a brief Q&A from the reluctant starlet before she kicked him out. When asked to name the most frustrating misconception about her, Lohan opined: "That I don't want to focus on my career, because that's all I want to do. I love working, and it's all I want to do. I just think people should stop being afraid to give me a chance, because I'm in a better space now. I can amount up to what they expect, and more."

Like RDJ before his "Iron Man" comeback, Hollywood has been wary of taking on Lilo for insurance reasons; it is telling that the so-called reformed party

Kathy and Paris on Monday night. - Marcel Thomas/FilmMagicWhile Paris Hilton may remain somewhat coy when it comes to her feelings regarding the rise of Kim Kardashian, Hilton's mother does not appear to have such restraint.

The New York Post reports that Kathy Hilton was overheard deriding Kardashian at the Monkey Bar over the weekend, snarking that Kardashian "used to work for Paris" (back in the day, Kardashian worked in some capacity as Hilton's stylist). The paper's source claimed "Kathy was going on about how Paris is the original reality star and all the others had her to thank for their success."

And the crushing blow: "Kathy said Kim copied every thing Paris has done."

A few nights later, Kathy had changed her tune, perhaps in an attempt to save face. She told the Post, "I love Kim, by the way. Someone said, 'Didn't she work with Paris?' I said, 'Yes, she did before she was on her TV show.' Another person said, 'Paris made a lot happen for us in the reality business.' I said 'It's true, she was one of the pioneers.'"

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Little Angel. - Amanda Bynes/TwitpicSad update: Amanda Bynes' beloved puppy has died. "Little Angel is in heaven now," the actress tweeted. "RIP I love you."

Previously:

Oh, no! Amanda Bynes has lost Little Angel, a 4-month-old teacup Pomeranian. The Los Angeles-based actress tweeted this picture of the tiny pup, who went missing yesterday. "Please help me find her," she pleaded.

"If anyone finds her I BEG you to please contact me thru twitter, I will give a reward. She means the WORLD to me & I can't find her anywhere."

Ack. We can't help but recall what happened to Jessica Simpson two years ago. Let's hope this time, the story has a happy ending.

Angie on the Libya-Tunisia border. - Libra/Getty ImagesAngelina Jolie's intriguing new tattoo is overshadowing her humanitarian mission to a refugee camp on the Libyan border of Tunisia.

The tattoo on her upper left arm -- an ongoing work in progress -- is a list of the map coordinates for where her six children were born; in a mysterious new twist, the 35-year-old Earth Mother unveiled a seventh line of ink while visiting refugees this week, causing a stir among Jolie watchers: Is she planning a seventh addition to the patchwork Brangelina brood?

The coordinate list has been updated to reflect each new addition to the Jolie-Pitt family. In 2007, Jolie debuted her first batch of mapping numerals: the coordinates for the birthplaces of their first four children. Starting from the top down, the longitudinal and latitudinal numbers represent the birth locations for: Maddox, 9 (Cambodia); Zahara, 6 (Ethiopia); Shiloh, 4 (Namibia); Pax, 7 (Vietnam). Jolie revealed two more inky coordinates --  for now-two-year-old Knox and Vivienne, born in

Natalie and her parents in January 2011. - Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagicIt's likely none of us would ever have heard of Dr. Avner Hershlag's novel "Misconception" -- classified as a "reproductive thriller" -- if it were not for the fact that Dr. Hershlag happens to have a very famous daughter: one Natalie Portman.

Hershlag -- a Long Island fertility specialist -- self-published the book, which revolves around "cloning experiments gone bad and the compromised embryos of a U.S. first lady," in February of 2010.

He is currently shopping the book, which at the moment sits at #947,416 on Amazon.com's bestsellers list, around at major publishing houses, who no doubt will be intrigued by the possibility of any potential Portman-related tie-ins.

Hershlag told the New York Observer that he always intended to release the book via a publisher but had run out of time due to his "day job." He was later convinced by friends to bring the book to editors.

We'd imagine Natalie is just happy her dad has written a book that has absolutely nothing to do with her life,

Mama Mimi. - Life & StyleWhat the world needs now: a nude photo of Mariah Carey and her baby bump. The soon-to-be mother of twins -- who's about to pop any day -- is celebrating this milestone in her life with an intimate photoshoot in Life & Style magazine; it's like when a completely-bare Demi Moore posed pregnant on the cover of Vanity Fair, but less highbrow!

Inside the pages of the celebrity weekly, Carey and Cannon give a joint interview wherein they sing the joys of impending parenthood. "I thought I couldn't love Mariah more," gushes the singer's radio DJ hubby. "But I have a whole new appreciation and admiration for her."

(Cue the awwwwwwwws.) As for Carey's decision to go naked, she explains: "I was feeling very vulnerable about taking pictures at all right now, but then I didn't want to miss this opportunity to document this once-in-a-lifetime experience. My ultimate goal was to share this incredibly personal moment with my true fans."

This exclusive Mariah glamour shot is indeed a coup for Life &

The joke is getting a bit old at this point, but going on even a single date with Taylor Swift is basically ensuring some lasting pop cultural cachet, as you're all but guaranteed to have a song written about you at some point in the future.

The latest to sign up for an eventual Taylor Swift Break-up Song (unless this nascent relationship ends up lasting forever) is "Tron: Legacy" and "Country Strong" star Garrett Hedlund.

Swift. - Denise Truscello/WireImageHedlund. - Michael Loccisano/Getty Images 

Hedlund, who had been linked to his "Strong" co-star Leighton Meester, shared a dinner -- described as a "romantic date" by Us Weekly -- in Nashville on April 1.

"It was their first time going out," a source told Us. "They've been e-mailing for a while, and she hinted they should get together."

Somewhat creepily, Us notes the date began at 8 p.m. and Hedlund was back at his hotel by 12:30 a.m.

Hedlund is in Nashville recording a country album, which means perhaps these two can shake up the usual Swift formula and record a break-up song together.

Bristol in her "DWTS" days. - Jemal Countess/Getty ImagesBristol Palin earned a whopping $262,500 for her gig as a teen abstinence ambassador for the The Candie's Foundation, The Associated Press reports. The 20-year-old single mom signed with the foundation in 2009 after giving birth to son Tripp; she's since broken up with her Alaskan baby daddy, Levi Johnston. 

At the moment, there's an ad on Bristol's Facebook page featuring mother and toddler cuddling. It reads: "Invite Bristol To Speak."

Apparently, having the last name "Palin" pays -- a lot.