Isn't he a hottie?

Last night Audrina Patridge and her boyfriend Corey Bohan hit the town, and the Hills hottie left little to the imagination in this short and sexy sequined dress. Think Corey gets jealous when every guy within a 500 foot radius checks out his girlfriend? Then again, he's a total catch too, so maybe Audrina needs to keep wearing stuff like this to keep him interested!

And the Wolverine hunk still has a grin on his face! Here's hottie Hugh Jackman walking - or scooting! - his daughter Ava to school in NYC. You can just feel the cold in these pix!

Can't wait for Jackman to start filming the sequel to Wolverine... with Darren Aronofsky as director! The story concerns Wolverine traveling to Japan to train with a samurai warrior.

Hellcats hottie Ashley Tisdale chatted with Extra's Mario Lopez at the Grove in Hollywood yesterday, and we're not sure why she's wearing a lace doily, but whatevs -- she still looks hot!

If you want to see more of the Tis and her catty cheerleader co-stars, her hit CW show returns from its winter break tonight, so be sure to tune in.

Forget Charlie Sheen, Denise Richards is battling another beast: Skins!

First the mother of two Tweeted the following: "What is Skins?? Are these minors having sex??" And then later, she Tweeted at someone with: "This is the first I heard about a show with it ..if that's the case I think it's disgusting."

Uh, didn't you star in Wild Things and have an infamous three-way with Neve Campbell and Matt Dillon? Just saying!

For a city known for high fashion, it seems as if the celebs are opting for basic black during the haute couture shows in Paris Fashion week.

Kate Moss donned the non-color at the Etam show, while Jodie Foster wore her sober ensemble to the Armani Prive show.

As for Nicki Minaj, the usually technicolor pop star was surprisingly toned down as she headed out for the night.

Also in town (and in black) for fashion week are celebs Reese Witherspoon and Jessica Alba.

Well, it would be an officiated match, but still!

Celebrity fight promoter Damon Feldman is offering $1 million for Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton to fight one another in the boxing ring, with the money going to charity. Feldman has previously organized brawls with superstars like Danny Bonaduce and Lilo's father Michael, and he tells Radar, "This would be nothing more than a fun match-up, and Paris and Lindsay have both dabbled with boxing training in the past."

The frenemies would only have to duke it out for three one-minute rounds, but there's no word on whether the ladies would actually agree to participating in the event.

courtesy of MTV

Props to Bryan Elsley, who created both the UK and US versions of Skins, for backing up his controversial show! Here's the statement Elsley released to MTV News:

"Skins is a very simple and in fact rather old fashioned television series. It's about the lives and loves of teenagers, how they get through high school, how they deal with their friends, and also how they circumnavigate some of the complications of sex, relationships, educations, parents, drugs and alcohol. The show is written from the perspective of teenagers, reflects their world view, and this has caused a degree of controversy both in the UK and the USA.



In the UK, viewers and commentators very quickly realized that although there are some sensational aspects to the show, Skins is actually a very serious attempt to get to the roots of young people's lives. It deals with relationships, parents, death, illness, mental health issues, the consequences of drug use and sexual activity. It is just that these are characterized from the point of view of the many young people who write the show and has a very straightforward approach to their experiences; it tries to tell the truth. Sometimes that truth can be a little painful to adults and parents.



Consequences do flow from incorrect or selfish behavior but in the show, these are shown to be unexpected, hard to predict, and more to do with the loss of friendship than anything else, which in any context, is a disastrous outcome.



We proceed from the idea, not that teenagers are inherently likely to misbehave, but rather that they are intensely moral and disposed to make judgments on their own and others' behaviour. Sometimes, but not always, they get things wrong. In this teenagers are remarkably similar to adults. Their morals may not be the same as those of their parents and teachers, but they are nevertheless, highly developed and active in their world."

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First The Kennedys is dropped by the History Channel, now this!

Katie Holmes' latest indie movie, The Son of No One, had its first press/industry screening at Sundance on Monday and, according to the Hollywood Reporter, "enough regular audience members left early for one observer to describe it as an exodus."

Not only that, when one viewer tried to begin applauding after the film was over, no one joined in!

And according to Us, when Katie Holmes - on the set of Son of No One back in April 2010 in the pic to the right - showed up on screen, there was a "collective groan," a source says.

Ouch! Poor Katie.