OHMYSTARS - Britters Spears has shaved her head.
I've just read it on the blog of my hotline to the stars, Liane Bonin.

Now, I'm all about the personal style, and I even stopped buying Heat mag 'coz I was supes bored of them pointing out what was wrong with slebs instead of telling me what was fab about them, but Britters...geez, what you doin', girl?
It doesn't look awful and she could most deffo work it as a style choice with the right 'tude, but it seems she's all out to destroy herself right now and that's every kind of sadsville.
Is no one going to help her? It's like the media wanna watch her mess up, it ain't a teev programme, people - it's real life!

I went to see Music and Lyrics with Susie last night - Susie is my bestie from school days, we're like chalk and cheese - she's practicality personified, I am not. She keeps her house supes clean, I do not. She does a big grown up job where's she's in charge of lots of people, I do not. We do however, both love cheesy music, rom coms and chocolate - which, let me tell you, is a very successful combination on which to build a friendship upon.
It also means that when I go all drama queen about something, which believe it or not, I have a tendency to do - I know, who knew? - she brings a little practical thinking to the sitch, in the same way that I am able to encourage her to think differently 'bout things and see a little romance in life - it's true, opposites do attract - loves you Susie!
We haven't seen each other for a couple of weeks so from the second we got in the car, we were chatting. This did not stop. Not in the queue for tickets, not over dinner, not over drinks, not in the queue for one scoop of 'Love Potion' - white chocolate ice cream with raspberry swirls and chocolate hearts - yumsville, in fact, not until the film began. Even then, we could of spoken for another trillion years I'm sure... We could deffo win awards for the talking!

So the film. It was great - very predictable and I didn't quite believe that Hugh and Drew would actually get it on - but it's very funny and I love how it mocks 80s pop. I was a li'l too young to remember bands like Wham and Duran Duran, but I know how cheesy they were, and they capture that really well! It was light hearted fabulousness, which let's face it, is a very, very good thing right?