Jessica Simpson lands at Los Angeles International Airport after the New Year’s Weekend, 1/2



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Ah, how cute.
With reports of the duo “making out” on New Year’s Eve, a disheveled Simpson can be seen exiting the club with Mayer by her side.

“happy holidays to all of my fans. i am spending much needed family time in the colorado rockies. i send y’all my genuine huge smile hoping it makes its way to brighten your christmas day…very dorky rhyme, but hey what can i say…i am a dork. daisy doesn’t enjoy the role of santa in this picture, but the idea was just too cute to resist. i love all of y’all with my whole heart and my hope is for each and every one of your christmas wishes to come true. thank you for always inspiring me to be better in everything that i do. xo jess”
Source: Sweet Kisses
Unhappy with her second try at paying tribute to Dolly Parton for the “Kennedy Center Honors,” Jessica Simpson has pulled out of the show.
Simpson drew unwanted attention earlier this month when she flubbed the words to Parton’s “9 to 5″ during a taping of the annual show, grew flustered and fled the stage.
Producers gave her a second chance at the song. But after Simpson saw a tape, she requested the second attempt be pulled from the show, which airs Dec. 26 on CBS. “She really wasn’t happy with her performance and she did want it to be perfect for Dolly, who she idolizes,” said Cindi Berger, a spokeswoman for Simpson.
Besides Parton, the Washington, D.C., tribute honors Andrew Lloyd Webber, Zubin Mehta, Smokey Robinson and Steven Spielberg. Caroline Kennedy is the host. “We appreciate the time and energy Ms. Simpson put into this event and respect the high standards she has for herself and that of the Kennedy Center Honors,” said George Stevens Jr., show producer.
Jessica Simpson is being criticized by her new movie co-stars for forgetting her lines on set, just days after she caused a sensation by forgetting the lyrics to a song during a tribute to country music legend Dolly Parton.
Simpson is filming a remake of the classic Melanie Griffith movie Working Girl in Shreveport, Louisiana and filmmakers are frustrated by her performance.
The source on the set of “Blonde Ambition” tells People, “After the seventh take on one shot, the director hid a microphone in her ear so a crew member could feed her lines. Everyone was embarrassed for her, but she laughed it off, saying, ‘I’m sorry, everyone. I’m sorry.’”
Co-star Luke Wilson was a bit more sympathetic to Simpson’s plight, reportedly patting her on the back and reassuring her that things were okay.
