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How Rhys Ifans celebrated Sienna Miller’s birthday.

Sienna Miller celebrated her 26^th birthday on Dec. 28. Her steady boyfriend, Rhys Ifans, had written a special poem for her, using the romantic language of his native Welsh. He wanted to share his roots with Sienna. Rhys had also bought ten gifts for her. His friend had spoken to the press about all these details. This source knew that Rhys had ordered a Welsh designer-crafted ring for Sienna. Everybody was guessing that Rhys would be proposing again.

Rhys and Sienna supposedly started dating in Aug. 2007 and became inseparable. They had holidayed in Ibiza and Mexico. Sienna was reluctant to admit to their relationship after her former fiancé, Jude Law, and herself broke up in 2006. Jude had admitted to cheating with his children’s ex-nanny, named Daisy Wright.

Lily Allen - pregnant and bareback.

Lily Allen was the guest of honor at Harrods as she arrived to open their annual winter sale. The store gave her a green, horse-drawn carriage. The color code was green as the doorman and interior wall decorations were all dressed in green.

Lily was asked about designing a clothing range for pregnant women but she declined. She said that she already had her own clothing line, called New Look. She said that her demographic range was for young girls. Doing a motherhood range of fashion would be out of tune with her image.

Lily was dressed in a beautiful shimmery dress with a bare back. She was gracious as she thanked Harrod’s owner, Mr. Al Fayed for giving her the chance to open the sale.

Kate Moss & Jamie Hince - new “green” couple.

Kate Moss had plenty of bottles from her alcoholic beverages. She had collected them neatly in refuse bins and would be recycling them. The press was all praise for Kate Moss, the environmentally-friendly drinker. She had gone green with her recycling efforts.

Kate, 33, had spent her Christmas with boyfriend Jamie Hince at her country house in Cotswolds. The couple was rumored to be undergoing a patch of relationship problems. Kate was supposedly contacting her old boyfriend Pate Doherty. She had also invited him to her Christmas party, even with Jamie around.

Kate would be treating Jamie, her daughter Lila Grace, her mother and stepfather to a sunny vacation soon. She hoped to create a good time for all of them.

Krystal Forscutt’s lingerie and naked photos.

Krystal Forscutt’s fame started when she was a guest on Australia’s “Big Brother” reality TV show, in 2006. She was hotly pursued for modeling by magazines such as Zoo Weekly, Ralph and FHM. She had no luck on reality TV shows. Her latest participation in “It Takes Two” saw her eliminated at her second round.

However, she had been talent spotted in terms of her beauty. She would be the star in a new “Need for Speed” video game. Her game would be called, “Need for Speed: Prostreet.” She would be making history because she was the first Australia to be featured by this video game maker.

Shilpa Shetty denies being a homewrecker.

UK’s celebrity, Shilpa Shetty, 32, has been romantically linked to Raj Kundra, 32, a millionaire. Raj was Shilpa’s business partner in her perfume, S2, that was launched in June, 2007. Shilpa had said that she had a boyfriend who ended her long period of loneliness. She did not elaborate on the exact nature of her relationship with Raj although observers had noted that they were inseparable after Raj announced his divorce from his wife.

Raj’s ex-wife, Kavita had emerged publicly to claim that Shilpa was responsible for her marriage breakdown. She said that Raj became obsessed with Shilpa and had started an affair with her. Shilpa denied her allegations and claimed that Kavita had already walked out on Raj when she met him.

Tilda Swinton’s mysterious second man.

Tilda Swinton, 47, (from Narnia fame) was forced to admit to “adultery” when rumors circulated on the internet that she was two-timing her long term partner and their 2 kids. He was John Byrne, the father of their twins, aged 10. John, 67, is a painter, director and writer. Tilda said that John approved of her relationship with her new mystery man, also a painter by profession. Tilda said that John and herself live together, raise their kids together, but she traveled to her filming locations with another younger man.

John was interviewed and he confirmed what Tilda said. He said that the public did not need to know their private affairs and they were none of anybody else’s business.

Keira Knightley’s naked photo.

Keira Knightley was known among her friends as an exhibitionist and dare devil. Her photography sessions always had her disrobing for her camera. Her friends were so used to this that it had become a private joke to bet if Keira would keep her clothes on for a new photo shoot.

When it became obvious that Keira was stripping for almost every photo session, her friends changed the bet into one that estimated the time it took for her to strip completely nude. One of her friends who talked to the press said that Keira knew about her friends joking reactions to her nudity. She did not mind but told them that she found it funny that they should have such bets.

Vanessa Hudgens

Vanessa Anne Hudgens was born to Greg and Gina Hudgens on December 14, 1988. She grew up in Salinas, California with her little sister, Stella,who is also an actress. She is of Irish and Native American descent on her father’s side and of Filipino, Latin and Chinese descent on her mother’s. she started her career when her friend couldn’t go to an audition for a commercial and asked if Vanessa could go. She began getting several theater roles which included leads in: Evita, Carousel, The Wizard of Oz, The King & I, The Music Man, Cinderella, and Damn Yankees and more. From then on she started to get roles in movies such as, ‘Thirteen’ and ‘Thunderbirds’. She also began appearing in several television shows such as “Quintuplets”, “Brothers Garcia”, and etc. In 2005, Vanessa’s carrer launched when she auditioned and stole the role for a Disney Channel Original Movie ‘High School Musical’ of sweet and brainy “Gabriella Montez”. She showed that not only could she Act, but she could sing and dance, too. Since then she has Guest Starred in many other television shows, working with some of her other co-stars in “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody” & also was in one episode of “Drake & Josh”. In June 2006, she signed her record deal with Hollywood Records, and her Debut Album, “V is to be out September 26th, 2006. ‘High School Musical 2′ is in the works and is hoping for a January 2007 release in which she will re-star as Gabriella Montez. It’s all in a day’s work for Miss Vanessa Anne Hudgens.

Selita Ebanks

British-American supermodel and actress Selita Ebanks was born on February 15, 1983, in George Town, in the Cayman Islands. Selita began her modeling career at age 17 when a modeling scout at Six Flags in New Jersey discovered her. She’s modeled for “Ralph Lauren,” Levi’s,” “Abercrombie & Finch” and “Tommy Hilfinger,” and she made her television debut on “The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.” Selita’s acting credits include a small role on the UPN sex-and-surf drama “South Beach” and a guest appearance on “Still Standing.” She also helped to start the Stardom Youth Foundation in the Cayman Islands.

Selita Ebanks has come a long way from her humble beginnings in the Cayman Islands, where she lived in a small “shack” with her seven brothers. Despite having been accepted to several top-tier schools in the United States, where she had originally planned to study law, Ebanks’ move to New York City ultimately resulted in a successful modeling career. Though she has modeled for a variety of high-profile fashion labels, Ebanks is best known for her part in lingerie giant Victoria’s Secret Angels ad campaigns. Like fellow model Tyra Banks, who Ebanks describes as a mentor, she is one of the few women of color to have graced the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.

Anna Nicole Wrecked Everything

If 2007 was shaped by anything, it was the scuffle to pay for information about Anna Nicole Smith.

Before her death on Feb. 8, 2007, I had rarely, if ever, thought about Smith. I certainly had not written much about her. The birth of her baby the previous September was not that interesting. The death of her grown son was, but not that much. He wasn’t a celebrity. She was a Grade D personality, a buffoonish comic strip, a Marilyn Monroe pretender.

And then came her mysterious death at age 39 in Florida. Anna Nicole’s crazy exit from the world was terrible for her baby daughter, but worse for journalists who cover entertainment. Overnight, everything we held dear was wrecked.

For the weeks leading up to her death, Anna Nicole had turned up again on “Entertainment Tonight.” It was obvious they’d entered into some kind of deal with her and Howard K. Stern. And then, on the day she died, Stern suddenly became a fixture on the show. The money had been renegotiated.

Checkbook journalism? Sure. But worse than that: “ET” and its horrid counterpart show, “The Insider,” are owned by CBS through Viacom. The syndicator is called CBS Paramount Television. Times have changed. The Tiffany network now had a cousin that was willing to pay anyone and everyone for “exclusives.” And not of news that mattered. They were paying for this shrill crap.

It wasn’t like Larry Birkhead, the father of Anna Nicole’s baby, would be left out of the loop. I reported here on April 13 that his then attorney, Debra Opri, had cut a deal with NBC for Larry to appear exclusively on “ET” rival “Access Hollywood” for millions. NBC made their deal through Bravo, a subsidiary, pretending to make a documentary, rather than taint NBC News. It didn’t work.

Rob Silverstein, the executive producer of “Access,” told me then: “I’ve never seen a story where so many hands are out.”

And so many to fill them.

This column reported that Stern and Smith had made a deal with Paramount TV back before her baby was born. Then, when the baby arrived and Smith’s son died, “Entertainment Tonight” and “The Insider” began their long exclusive arrangement with Stern.

Sources also insist that Paramount Television paid for Smith’s lavish Bahamas funeral. “They put $300,000 into Dannielynn’s account,” an insider insists. “That’s how they bought their access.”

And Birkhead cashed in right along with Stern. He sold pictures of himself and baby Dannielynn to OK! Magazine for a million dollars before the Bahamas court even ruled that he was the father. The cash-out had gone crazy.

The most egregious thing “ET” and CBS Paramount did was turn Smith’s doctor, Dr. Khristine Eroshevich, into a correspondent, witness and source. The doctor is in thousands of feet of footage broadcast by “ET” and “The Insider.” She was called Smith’s best friend and confidante. What or how she was paid by the show is unclear.

Beginning on March 2, I told you in this column that something was up with Dr. Eroshevich. It wasn’t until Friday, Oct. 12, seven months later, that, search warrants were issued and searches of the doctor’s offices began by the Medical Board of California and the California Department of Justice.

In the intervening months, however, “ET” and “The Insider” continued to rely on her as a paid, factual source.

They didn’t seem to get it.

On March 16 I told you about a fax Dr. Eroshevich, Smith’s personal psychiatrist, sent to a Los Angeles pharmacy asking that a laundry list of drugs be couriered to the Bahamas for Anna Nicole. The doctor used the pseudonym “M. Chase” for Smith.

The list of drugs requested included four bottles of 2 mg Dilaudid; 2 ml bottles of Lorazepam (Ativan); two bottles of 350 mg Soma, a total of 180 tablets; one bottle each of 30 mg Dalmane and 400 mg Prexige, the latter a British drug; and one bottle of methadone, 300 5mg tablets. All of them are classified as different types of painkillers.

Eroshevich sent the fax on Sept. 15, 2006, a week after baby Dannielynn was born, five days after the death of Smith’s 20-year-old son, Daniel Smith, and about five months before the former Playboy pinup died.

You can read the whole story here. Dr. Eroshevich is now under investigation. Her offices are closed. Her name is not heard on “ET” or “The Insider” anymore.

Look back on the first six months of 2007. It seems impossible that so much time and energy was wasted on Anna Nicole, Howard K. Stern, and Larry Birkhead? Did it change our lives? Do you care now? The answer is no.

Of course, the Anna Nicole saga did not stop there. While interest in the principals finally waned, the extraordinary effort that was put in to such nonsense led us to September, and Britney Spears.

Just as anything with Anna Nicole’s name on it had grabbed us by the throats in the spring, now Britney was the autumn bookend. And now of course there was no hesitation. All bets were off. So, too, was Britney’s underwear. And that was an international headline.

Something else changed during those intervening months, too. Paparazzi became stalkerazzi. TV shows and Web sites now followed celebrities with video cameras, and posted the most unflattering, embarrassing moments within minutes. Celebrity children were no longer off limits. All the old rules were out the window. Everyone and everything were fair game.

Gossip, you know, was always fun. It was a guilty pleasure to know the rich and famous suffered in little ways. Their good news was also worthwhile. Somehow a little of the latter leavened the former.

Gossip columnists, who had to adhere to print journalism rules, knew that for the most part. They knew there was a balance. And they enjoyed the people they wrote about. You always got that from Liz Smith or Cindy Adams. In the old days, it was Earl Wilson and Leonard Lyons. It was their love of show biz that drew you in.

The new video stalkers, as well as many of the bloggers who’ve joined them, live on anger. Their tone is angry and bitter. No one is safe from this enmity.

Why are they so angry? Because they’re not being invited to join the celebrities to make the merriment that’s being recorded.

The velvet ropes, the nutty aggressive publicists and the hostile security people who look and behave like ex-cons have contributed to this. They’ve fed the anger. So now we’ll pay to get information on — [fill in the blank] —.

The reason? “They deserve it.” And that’s been the theme of 2007.

I don’t want ever to hear Anna Nicole Smith’s name again, but I’m sure she and her crew will come back to haunt us. We don’t seem able to get rid of Britney, and now her teenage sister — famous for nothing — looks poised to take the baton from her.

And still you know there are a lot of interesting people who should be commanding our attention.

Last week I had lunch with three remarkable young people, the “student” actors from Denzel Washington’s film, “The Great Debaters”: Jurnee Smollett, Nate Parker and Denzel Whitaker. They have no scandals.

Smollett is 21, bright and beautiful, involved in raising money for African causes. Jurnee (her mom named for the journey her labor took her on) has been acting since she’s a toddler. She’s the real thing.

I loved Nate and Denzel W, too. The former is this movie’s Derek Luke — a great looking, smart kid with a terrific future. He had the courage to leave a future as a computer programmer in Texas and head to Hollywood. It was the right move.

Whitaker (no relation to the stars) is 17 going on 40. He’s applying to USC and UCLA film schools to be a director. He has the mien of a wise old guy. We’re going to see big things from all of them.

When you see “The Great Debaters,” you’ll realize that these three made for such a memorable film.

I can only hope that in 2008 we’re going to have more stories about them and people like them — people of substance — and so few about … you know who.

Otherwise, we will really be paying for it. With our souls!

And oh, yes, by the way: Britney’s “Blackout” is at No. 112 on Amazon.com, Mischa Barton was arrested Thursday for a DUI in California and Angelina Jolie was named Celebrity Humanitarian of the Year in a Reuters poll.

As for the latter: While Angelina has definitely made herself the best known martyr in the free world, I would argue that Paul Newman is actually the Celebrity Humanitarian of the Year. The great ones, you see, don’t boast. They just get the job done.