Guess who? [Ninja Dude]

Blake & Jordan (American Idol) kissing! [Just Jared]

Jennifer Aniston has found a new man! [INO]

Jenna Jameson looks like a skeleton in gold! [The Skinny Website]

Posh is going to open her own restaurant (not that she’ll eat the food). [Celebrity Nation]

Pictures of Paris’ future home! [Celebslam]

Danielle Lloyd is pretty in pink! [Derek Hail]

Heather Locklear out with her new man! [SOW]

Are you watching “The Lot” on Fox? [Popbytes]

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Universal Pictures will develop a remake of the 1939 comedy “Midnight” as a star vehicle for Reese Witherspoon scripted by Michael Arndt, who won the Oscar for “Little Miss Sunshine.”

Arndt hatched the idea, which prompted the producers to team.

“Midnight” has “long been one of my favorite films, and it is easily one of the best comedies of the ’30s,” Arndt said. “Being given the chance to update the film with Reese in the lead is simply a dream come true.”

In the original, Claudette Colbert starred as a destitute young woman in Paris who becomes a pawn when a wealthy man tries to get rid of the gigolo wooing his wife. John Barrymore also starred in the film that was directed by Mitchell Leisen and written by Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder.

The original was released by Paramount but became U property when the studio bought the pre-1948 Par library.

Project will not be next for Witherspoon, who’s deciding between several films for her next slot.

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UPDATE:  Did you see these pics of Reese & Jake sneaking around?

Lindsay Lohan’s new beau Calum Best has a baby and has never met her.

British model Lorna Hogan gave birth to the 6 lb 13 oz Amelia Grace Hogan last December after a short affair with Calum last year. According to Lorna, he has refused to take a paternity test to confirm that he is the father of the five month old baby girl or even visit the child.

Lorna told the UK’s Sunday Mirror,

“I can’t believe he wants nothing to do with this beautiful little girl. He hasn’t even bothered to call and ask how Amelia is. He is out clubbing every weekend, throwing his money away. He ends up with a different girl on his arm each time.”

Calum’s father is the late British football legend George Best, who died in November 2005 after two liver transplants. Lorna complained,

“George let alcohol destroy him and Calum is heading the same way. While he is out frittering away his money, I am at home looking after his daughter on a tight budget.

It is time he started taking responsibility. I don’t expect him to be the kind of dad to take our daughter to school every day. But I don’t want her to see pictures of him stumbling drunk out of nightclubs with different women on his arm every time.”

She says that she met Calum at a London club and became pregnant accidentally because she was on the pill but the antibiotics that she was taking for a kidney infection prevented the pill from working. She said,

“When I told Calum I wanted to keep the baby he sent me dozens of texts hinting I should get rid of the baby.”

Lorna says of her daughter and her daughter’s grandfather,

“My little girl is gorgeous and has definitely been blessed with George’s good looks. I am proud she is related to him because he was an idol who will never be forgotten. It’s such a shame he will never see her. But I will definitely tell my daughter all about him when she is old enough. She has got the same big piercing blue eyes that he was known for. She is just an angel, so serene and pretty.”

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In Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Jessica Alba plays a woman with the power to become invisible. In the new issue of Parade, the actress reveals that she often wishes she could disappear.

“I prefer to be a little more anonymous, under the radar,” she said. “I like to be able to slide in and out of situations unnoticed.”

Not likely. This year, FHM named the 25-year-old Sexiest Woman in the World and with six movies coming out this year, Alba’s star is only rising higher.

See highlights from the interview below and find out how the Good Luck Chuck actress feels about being a sex symbol, working in a male-dominated career, and who she couldn’t “give two-sh-ts” about.

On always wanting to be an actress:

“I had a lot of tenacity from a very young age. I was pretty clear on what I wanted to do with my life – I wanted to act. My dad was like, ‘When are you going to go to regular school? When are you going to get a job?’ It wasn’t until my dad visited the set [of her television series Dark Angel] and saw how hard I worked that he understood.”

On growing up an Air Force brat of mixed heritage:

“I always felt like a fish out of water, and I never felt comfortable with kids my own age. When you move around a lot, and you look different, other kids bully you.”

On the paparazzi:

“I could give two sh-ts about them. They’re so lame, I can’t even believe that’s a real job. I can’t imagine they even pay taxes.”

On being a sex symbol:

“I don’t really pay attention to all that. It’s only when people start to treat me like one that it really freaks me out. Most days I wake up and look in the mirror and go, ‘ugh.’ I don’t really think I look all that great.”

On being a celebrity:

“I never want to be in the papers except when I’m promoting a movie, but if they have to, they’ll make up lies about me just to have something newsworthy to say. The more controversial the story is, the more buzz it can get, and the more it’ll sell.”

On working in a man’s world:

“I’m in a business that’s completely driven by white males. The majority of writers and directors are men. And even though I’m not, like, such a huge feminist, I do want to produce movies on my own that are female-driven and empowering to women. Variety is good. The woman’s voice really isn’t present in Hollywood.”

On the future:

“This year, for once in my life, I hope I’ll have the power to start doing what I really want to do. Maybe people will kind of see me for who I am instead of just basing their opinion on some paparazzi’s pictures of me taken on the beach.”

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