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Well now … what have we here? Hilary Duff and her New York Islanders boyfriend Mike Comrie were spotted making their way out of LA eatery Il Sole this past weekend and Hil was proudly showing off a new ring on her left ring finger … curious, no?

Pop star Hilary Duff was spotted wearing a ring on her left ring finger Friday night at Los Angeles’ Il Sole restaurant, which might mean that boyfriend Mike Comrie, a former Michigan hockey player, popped the question, reports celeb watcher Marc Malkin. Comrie, now with the New York Islanders, and Duff have been dating for a year. When asked whether they’re engaged, a representative for the singer-actress did not comment to Malkin. Last year, Comrie, 27, reportedly gave Duff a $100,000 Mercedes to celebrate her 20th birthday. She turns 21 on Sept. 28. He turns 28 on Sept. 11.

Could it be? Is Hilary Duff ready to settle down with her hockey stud? I can deffo see Hila-rie making a nice little married couple but … I dunno. What do y’all think?

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Here are a few pics of hottie Mchotness Megan Fox adjusting her boobage and fiddling with her hair on the Hollywood, CA set of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen:

Aww … it looks like Megan has got a lot of nervous energy to work out. She’s a beauty tho and I kinda just wanted to post new pics of her ;)

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It’s been about 12 minutes since the last celebrity fragrance hit the market so it was about time that a new one make its debut. Xtina Aguilera has whipped up a new perfume called Inspire … which I hope smells better than the ad campaign looks:

In her defense, there aren’t many really good celebrity perfume ads out there (it pains me to admit that Britney Spears‘s perfume ads are usually a Photoshop nightmare as well) so I guess I can’t really fault her for this bubble nonsense. At least Xtina is willing to send folks free samples to try the shizz before they buy it. You can order your free sample HERE … if you do, hit me back and lemme know if it stinks or what.

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Can you guess which funnyman actor whose film enjoyed a pretty good couple of days at the box office this past weekend was spotted out and about wearing this lovely message t-shirt?

It’s unclear who or what the t-shirt suggests should be cleaned up (or risk death) but I suppose it could refer to the environment. After the jump, find out who it is …

Pink reader Emily sends in a couple of really cool pics of Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine doing a bit of moonlighting at a bar in Washington DC. According to Emily, Adam and the band showed up at the bar and he randomly just got behind the bar and started making drinks for peeps. Here are her pics and her accompanying message:

i saw adam lavine the lead singer of maroon 5 last night. he came into a bar in
DC with the rest of the band and was suddenly behind the bar making drinks for everyone.

“Last night” would’ve been this past Saturday night. For some reason, I love the randomness of Adam Levine and Maroon 5 walking into a bar and then having them make drinks for everyone. Emily also managed to shoot a short video of Adam Levine: Bartender. After the jump, check it out …

In what could either be the coolest news ever — or possibly the worst news ever — it is being reported that Trent Reznor has approached HBO with the idea to turn the Nine Inch Nails album and viral marketing “game” Year Zero into a TV series for the cable network. Hmmmm:

Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails has been in talks in with HBO about making a two-season maxi-series out of “Year Zero,” the dark future tale that Reznor has chronicled in his music as well as in a celebrated Alternate Reality Game (ARG) with the same title that was created by 42 Entertainment. “It’s the most exciting thing on the horizon, it’s the thing that when I wake up in the morning it makes me say, ‘God it would be cool if that happened,” Reznor told me this week while sitting backstage before a Nails concert in Toronto. “This is my grand ambition. Will it happen? I don’t know. It was fun sitting and telling [the HBO] guys and watching them shake their head and having writers on board and producers that are in to it. It’s been a fun thing.” “Year Zero” began (as so many things do in the music of NIN) from a place of negative emotion and sonic experimentation. Reznor was increasingly outraged by the geopolitical situation during the Bush years and he wanted to channel that fury into music, but he was loath to drift into the limiting lexicon of protest lyrics. “How could I express what I was feeling in a way that didn’t sound like bitching about George Bush? I mean, you know, I love Neil Young but I didn’t want to listen to that record, really,” he said, referring to the singer-songwriter’s “Living with War.” “My reaction to that kind of record is, ‘We know this. It’s obvious.’ So it started with me trying to write it as a piece of fiction. I was thinking, ‘It could be the worst idea ever in the world but, if it doesn’t work, it doesn’t have to come out.’ I started by writing a kind of world bible about what life would be like around 15 or 20 years from now if things continue on the same path. I spent a few weeks filling it in with the events that could lead to this kind of time and place. Then as an experiment I started writing songs about people in this place and from different points of view.” The problem was the music was compelling and powerful, but it was more about sensation than story. “I had a record that would make sense to me but no one else would ever know what it was because there was no narrative. It’s modular, its a collection of snapshots. These were glimpses of a place. Maybe with liner notes I could communicate some of it, but how do you get liner notes in 2007?” He considered a graphic novel. “That was the route we were going to go with initially. We talked to a different companies about releasing it. But it didn’t feel quite right. We thought about a film, but that has a different timetable and too many people need to say yes. That wouldn’t line up right. then I started thinking about how I could make it really interactive, something you experience rather than something you read.” Reznor remembered reading about 42 Entertainment and their deeply layered ARG for the Steven Spielberg film “A.I.” He met with them and the result was a truly amazing through-the-looking-glass creation on-line, shaped by the 42 team working closely with the rock star and his art director, Rob Sheridan. “It’s ahrd to explain it,” Reznor said, and he’s right. But the best way to get your head around it is through the nifty (and entertaining) case-study presentation that you can find here. Reznor was delighted with the result. “It was probably the most fun thing I’ve done.” Now he wants to finish the story he started and do it across a range of media. “I just pitched it to HBO two weeks ago in L.A. It went great. Ideally, we’re trying to get them to do a two-year limited series. I prefer that over a film. We would have a second ARG tying into the second album and ties into the series and they all happen together with a budget needed to pull that all off. There would be a tour down the road. The record completes the story, the ending that no one knows. I know what happens. I knew when I started it. And it’s not what people think.”

My initial reaction is a positive one … the album and the online viral story that surrounds the album are very compelling, extremely entertaining. The Year Zero “game” had already successfully run its course by the time that the movie Cloverfield hopped on the bandwagon and took the viral feel to the big screen. I can deffo see how a TV series like this could work. I know that Reznor would insist that the series, if it ever comes to be, will be taken seriously. I’m all for it … I just fear that network bigwigs might decide to start messing with the concept too much. In the end, tho, I’d love to see a NIN-inspired TV series on the air.

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Since David and I returned home from our Wyoming trip late Sunday night, we didn’t have all that much planned socially for Monday. He had a couple of meetings to take care of yesterday so I just hung out for a bit at Century City, reading and enjoying the afternoon. It was a really nice afternoon of having to do nothing. For dinner, we went to Ulysses Voyage at The Grove for a delicious Greek meal. Mike turned me on to that place (and I loved it) so I thought it would be nice to take David there. The meal was just amazingly good … if any of y’all live in the SoCal area and haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend it. It’s technically in the Farmer’s Market section of The Grove but it’s a full restaurant, with indoor and outdoor seating.

That was pretty much my day … I’m almost finished with Book 2 of the Twilight series: New Moon and I am really enjoying it. The story shift is an interesting one, I should have the book finished by tonight. This weekend, tho, I started and almost read the entirety of Juliana Hatfield‘s new memoir When I Grow Up. She is an amazing musician, I’ve been a fan of hers for years and am really enjoying her book. She makes much more sense to me know. Incidentally, her new album How to Walk Away is available for purchase today — I mention this in case there are any Juliana fans out there who weren’t aware that her new album was released to day (I just found out myself Sunday night).

David flies back to NYC tonight … I get to enjoy the rest of the week here in SoCal before I go home to Detroit on Sunday. Oh yeah!

• Jennie Garth talks up her scenes with Shannen Doherty on 90210.
• HERE comes the new cast of the Amazing Race.
• Britney Spears spent a lot of money on her custody battle with K-Fed.
• Donnie Wahlberg and his wife Kim are dunzo.
• Guitar Hero fuels foolish dreams of stardom for an American teen.
• Wendy Williams‘s new daytime talk show gets picked up for a full season.
• THESE two need to stop. Just stop it.
• An exclusive look at the 3rd annual Hot In Hollywood event.
• “Are you my mother?“
• Kate Beckinsale hits the beach.
• Nicole Scherzinger hits the high seas.
• 90210 claims they want to “keep their secrets” but not allowing any early reviews of the show … is this a bad sign?
• David Beckham: The Musical?
• Fat Joe is 38, Matthew Perry is 39, Tabitha Soren is 41 and Jonathan Frakes (Star Trek: The Next Generation) is 56 years old today. Click HERE to see who else is celebrating a birthday today.
• Is the Book of Lies real or not?
• The Richie-Madden Children’s Foundation is lookin’ for an intern. [thanks Lauren]
• Milwaukee gives the Fonz a big thumbs up by erecting a statue in his honor. AYYYYYYY!

So … the premiere of season 4 of The Hills aired on MTV last night and got things started off with an attempted bang. It’s always tricky when you begin a new season because, depending on how much you rely on previous seasons, there is a lot of groundwork that needs to take place before the action can really get going … and there was a bit of groundwork laid last night:

We got to see some new faces, we got to see some old faces and we got to see Whitney‘s many faces … all in all, it was a pretty nice start to, what will hopefully be, a really drama-filled season. After the jump, find out want went down on the ep entitled We’ll Never Be Friends …

Here are a few pics of the very newly wedded Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi enjoying their “honeymoon” together just a few days after they said “I Do” to one another at their Beverly Hills, CA home this weekend. The couple showed off their new wedding rings, it looks like Ellen wears a simple band and Portia is rockin’ the rock:

Because Ellen has to begin work on the new season of her daytime talk show, the couple couldn’t jet off and enjoy a “traditional” honeymoon right after their wedding … but you may recall that the couple did enjoy a pretty extensive pre-wedding honeymoon-type vacay in Italy earlier this summer. Instead, the couple just stepped out together as wife and wife for lunch at Real Food Daily, which is a restaurant very near their home. I love it … they’re like an old married couple already ;)

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