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After Angelina wrestled Snooki to the floor on Thursday night and then stomped out the door, Jersey Shore scored its highest ratings yet. The hit MTV reality television program drew 6.7 million viewers and a 3.4 rating among adults 18-49, which was a higher demo number than any other show airing during the 10pm time slot.

If only every airline's flight attendants had such good rhythm and hot moves ... and such pleasant attitudes! Cebu Pacific's dancing stewardesses rock -- book a seat for me!

Kate Moss, who really hasn't aged much since those infamous Calvin Klein ads with Marky Mark respected actor Mark Wahlberg in the early 90s, was snapped leaving her Paris hotel in this getup yesterday. She looked like a hot mess when we snapped her leaving the Christian Dior show the previous day, but this looks like one of Jennifer Garner's outfits paired with some fancy high heels. Is this really approps for fashion week?

A refreshed Charlize Theron was snapped returning home from Tahiti at LAX last night, but as always, the blonde beauty didn't seem to want to have her picture taken. Sigh. Why is it that our fav celebs always insist on covering up their pretty faces?

Last night we spotted the infamous Rachel Uchitel leaving BOA in West Hollywood, and we're not sure who she had dinner with, but she was definitely dressed to impress. After all, out of all of Tiger Woods' mistresses, Rach was definitely the classiest!

Apparently Shia LaBeouf and Frankie Muniz have been quarreling like a bunch of hormonal 8th grade girls for the past decade, and back in 2003, Shia told Entertainment Weekly, "I used to see [Frankie] at premieres and stuff and it would always be like he was looking down on me, and then it turned into we're equal, and then it turned into 'Oh Frankie, I know that guy."

Flash forward seven years to Shia chatting about his life and success on on Q100's The Bert Show in Atlanta, and when asked about the fact that the last of his six movies have opening in first place, the Transformers and Indiana Jones star said, "While that's flattering as hell, you could have put Frankie Muniz into any the movies I've been in and those movies would have still been number one." The radio host continued to egg him on, asking what he would say if Frankie if he approached him at a party. "I don't go to many parties and I don't really hang out in Frank Muniz-type zones," LaBeouf replied. Ouch!

So what did Muniz, who has since retired from acting, have to say? He tweeted, "Dear Shia Labeouf. It's getting creepy the fact that you can't stop talking about me. It's been 12 years now. I don't know you. Thanks."

This totes reminds us of Hilary Duff and Lindsay Lohan's squabble over Aaron Carter! Well, kinda.

The Social Network has topped the domestic box office with $8 million in its first day of release, which industry experts estimate could give it more than a $25 million opening weekend.

Jesse Eisenberg plays Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg in the film, and it's been getting positive reviews from just about every critic across America as well as early Oscar buzz. Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin teamed up with director David Fincher for the biopic, and though we haven't gotten the chance to see it yet, it's high at the top of our to do list this weekend.

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps brought in $3.3 million on Friday, while the bank robbery thriller The Town brought in $3.1 million.

Spotted: Twilight hottie Kellan Lutz with an extra large gym bag, sporting a little bit of scruff and clutching a football. AnnaLynne sure has snagged herself quite a catch!