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She hasn’t showed her boobies yet, and she’s not being a total prude about it like a Jessica Alba, but Hayden Panettiere hasn’t ruled out nudity on the big screen totally, only it might take until she’s 30. Looks like we have to start an 11 year countdown, or at least until a few years after “Heroes” is over.

You know him, you love him, and maybe he’s not the King of Pop, but the King of OxiClean, Billy Mays, is dead. It still isn’t sure what caused his death, maybe it was the airplane landing, maybe it was just he died, but the infomercial world will never be the same.

Lots of people saw Megan Fox lean over under the hood of a car in the first “Transformers,” now lots of people got to saw her straddling a motorcycle in “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” They also got to see that Shia dude, and robots in disguise.

Ed McMahon dies, then earlier today Farrah Fawcett dies, and now reports are coming in that Michael Jackson was rushed to the hospital – something about maybe cardiac arrest (that’s a heart attackish thing to most people). The rule of three’s is in effect – let’s just hope Michael doesn’t steal Farrah’s limelight.

So Apple released the 3.0 version of the iPhone software, the news reports say “the long-awaited app so you can get Sirius on your iPhone is released,” but if you want Howard Stern, well, don’t waste your icon space because the app doesn’t stream The King of All Media, or maybe he should now be “The King of Most Media.”

Looks like Phil Spector won’t be able to be making any more wall of sounds for a while, unless the appeal goes well, because he’s been sentenced to 19 years to life in the pokey for murdering Lana Clarkson. Wonder if he’ll change his hairdo for the boys in the big house?

It seems Red Bull now has something in common with Coca Cola, namely that it has been found to have traces of cocaine. Okay, Coke got rid of the stuff years ago, and some dude named Fritz is saying it’s harmless and that you can find other crap in other drinks and food, but for folks in Germany they’re going to have a hard time getting their Red Bull fix now that it has been banned.

A lot of people are touting how “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” beat “Terminator: Salvation” at the box office over the Memorial Day weekend, but I’m wondering why it is such a surprise? I mean, I don’t care who’s making it, a “Terminator” movie without Ahnold isn’t really a “Terminator’ movie, and never underestimate the power of kids wanting to see museum artifacts come to life. Next up: “Night at the Museum: I’m Ben Stiller Dammit!” Okay, not really, but there will probably be a trifecta in the museum.

So Adam Lambert is kind of torn about being the front-man of Queen if the position were offered to him because he is interested in doing his own thing. Understandable, but let’s see: Be a part of a world tour, instantly putting you in front of millions of fans, or hope you can put out a “rock-pop-electronic-dance thing” album that might sell a few copies. If I’m Brian May I forget about offering him the gig because he’s already being difficult.

I don’t know why I felt sad when I heard about Mike Tyson’s daughter, Exodus, and her getting injured by a hanging cord, but the story doesn’t have a happy ending either as it has been announced that she died. I guess it’s just sad when you hear of a 4-year old who dies too young from an accident that can happen in any household.