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Kristin is back in the news, and no, it's not Eliot Spitzer's reported high-priced escort, "Kristen."

Kristin Davis, the actress who played the squeaky-clean Charlotte York on HBO's "Sex and the City," is rumored to have made a sex tape, Newsday.com reports. Upon news of the "leaked" photographs, bloggers and gossip sites went into a feeding frenzy. The woman in question bears a striking resemblance to Miss Davis and is also photographed in a compromised position.

According to OK! magazine, representatives for Miss Davis have denied the sex-tape rumors.

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Heather Mills has no shame.

The former Mrs. Paul McCartney admits she threw water on her ex-husband's high-powered lawyer inside the courtroom during their near-$50-million divorce ruling, Agence France-Presse reports.

Miss Mills said she approached Mr. McCartney's attorney, Fiona Shackleton, and said: "I'm not a loser.

"I poured the whole jug of water on her head. I was very calm," Miss Mills added.

The drenching spawned a host of headlines. The U.K. Daily Mirror declared "Wet It Be" on its front page, breathlessly recounting the splash-and-dash episode.

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