Jimmy Kimmel walking along Hollywood Boulevard on his way back to El Capitan Theater after having a late lunch at Kung Pao Kitty Asian Eatery with friends in L.A., yesterday.

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Sally Field is seriously considering plastic surgery, because the 61-year-old thinks her peers all look great and young after going under the knife.

The Places In The Heart star admits her ego has started to get the better of her – and she’s not happy about looking older.

She tells Ladies Home Journal magazine, “I think about it all the time because I see friends who’ve done it and they look great and younger. I have an ego but it’s an actor’s ego more than a woman’s ego. It’s about roles.”

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Rapper Jay-Z was spotted walking in New York City without a wedding ring on Monday, just three days after he reportedly married his longtime love Beyonce Knowles.

However, when a video cameraman for website TMZ.com congratulated Jay-Z on getting married, the hip-hop superstar replied, “Thanks, man.”

The couple’s representatives have yet to confirm the wedding took place.

It has been widely reported Jay-Z and Knowles exchanged vows on Friday evening and then threw a lavish party at the rapper’s TriBeCa apartment in New York.

Singers John Legend, Alicia Keys and Mary J. Blige and rapper Snoop Dogg have all since extended their warm wishes to the couple.

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Every one deserves a second chance, and in this case, it’s the town of Bay City, Michigan, which has asked it’s most famous native, Madonna, to accept the key to the city, two decades after it first refused her the honor.

Mayor Charles M. Brunner has written a letter inviting the material girl,who grew up in Bay City and the Detroit suburb of Rochester Hills, to accept a key to the city.

“We’ve always been proud of your accomplishments but recently your induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame reminded us that we need to honor you with the highest honor that Bay City can offer,” the letter reads.

Madonna was considered for the honor back in 1985, but some thought she was too controversial–so much so in fact, that in the late 1980s, the city even refused to accept a sculpture of Madonna from an Italian artist, citing a belief that her popularity would fade in time.

President of the Bay Arts Council, Guy Greve, wants now to commission an artist to sculpt a statue of the singer. But is this a case of too little, too late?

As of Monday night, according to the AP, calls to Madonna’s publicist had not been returned.

“The local arts council would like to pay homage for her artistic contributions,” Greve said. “I could see a sculpture of her in Bay City. One of Madonna’s famous poses could be made into a sculpture.”

City Commissioner Christopher J. Shannon, who fronts a local rock band, is planning a Madonna tribute album. He hopes to recruit local musicians to cover hits such as ”Like a Virgin” and ”Express Yourself.”

Madonna’s new album, Hard Candy,will be released April 29th.

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Loni Anderson leaving a hardware store in Beverly Hills, yesterday.

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Mischa Barton will accept a plea deal in her DUI case, sparing her any jail time, a source says.

The former O.C. star will plead no contest to DUI at her arraignment Thursday in Beverly Hills court, and agree to serve a three-year unsupervised probation term, the source says.

Barton will also be sentenced to a three-month alcohol-education class, and pay a fine of approximately $1,700.

In addition, a marijuana possession charge against the actress will be dropped, due to the small amount found. Another charge of driving without a license will be reduced to an infraction, according to the source.

A spokeswoman for the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office would not comment on the case.

The terms of the plea deal, negotiated by Barton’s lawyer Anthony V. Salerno, are expected to be signed off on by the court Thursday. Such a deal is common for first-time offenders.

Barton, 22, was arrested for DUI in Los Angeles on Dec. 27, after sheriff deputies spotted her weaving between two lanes of traffic and she failed to signal when making a turn.

On Jan. 10, Barton told Ryan Seacrest’s L.A. radio show: “Obviously I’m 100 percent responsible for my actions in this case. I’m really disappointed in myself. I don’t know what to say about it, except that I’m not perfect, and I just don’t ever intend to do something this stupid again.”

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