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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2008
Danielle Lloyd showed up to the High Street Fashion Awards in a cleavage revealing dress.
There’s something about a pair of nicely tanned titties that can really make the day seem a whole lot brighter.
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Residents on West 13th Street are annoyed by the tiny twins' "military presence." One neighbor fumed to Page Six, "They are disruptive, intrusive and totally disrespectful."
In May, The Post's Braden Keil reported the multimillionaires were renting two floors of a brownstone on West 13th for $12,000 a month. A source reported seeing the party princesses "piling out of their gas guzzlers in their little club outfits" in the wee hours.
Since then, it's only gotten worse. One resident called the frail fashionistas "two spoiled brats" who "change the character of the neighborhood" by posting security guards outside. The goons have even rousted residents of the building from their perches on the brownstone's stoop so the twins can climb the steps in privacy.
A block resident told us two giant GMC Denali trucks are parked outside the townhouse every night, with hired muscle who keep the engines idling for hours at a time. "You would think there was a government operation going on," the resident said.
"It is a peaceful, quiet street," the source added. "Plenty of other celebrities around this block [Sarah Jessica Parker, Liv Tyler, Gisele Bundchen and Julianne Moore] are good neighbors and blend in with the neighborhood - but these two are invaders."
Mary-Kate's late-night partying during Fashion Week consisted of hitting the Rock & Republic party Saturday, having dinner at Cipriani on Monday, partying at Santos on Tuesday, and tearing up Lit and the Beatrice Inn on Wednesday.
"The good news is that it's only a rental," said our source, "and we all hope it's not a long-standing one."
A rep for the Olsens denied that security has ever asked anyone to leave the stoop and told Page Six, "If there were significant issues, you would think that the neighbors would address Ashley or Mary-Kate directly, rather than calling the media."
Source: NY Post
Kirsten Dunst says she's "learned a lot" after checking into rehab earlier this year for depression and is now in a different place in her life.
"Everyone goes through a hard time in their life," Dunst says in the October issue of Harper's Bazaar. "They just don't have to do it in front of tons of people and with our media the way it is. I did, and I'm lucky that I had the resources and the money to take care of myself."
She adds: "Now, I'm great."
Though she hesitates to go into details about her stint at Cirque Lodge, a rehabilitation center in Utah, Dunst says prior to going to rehab she was "enormously co-dependent."
"I wasn't taking care of myself emotionally. I wasn't expressing my anger," she says. "I was making nice all the time."
She even got words of wisdom from an old pal – Tom Cruise. The actress keeps a plastic-framed copy of L. Ron Hubbard's Scientology Code of Honor in her home, which was recently given to her as a gift from her former Interview with the Vampire costar.
The 26-year old is not a Scientologist but appreciates the advice; something she can use as she develops her own projects, including a documentary called Why Tuesday? about the electoral process. She also stars in the upcoming comedy How to Lose Friends & Alienate People.
On the home front she's busy, too. The actress is selling her LA home and says she will be in her apartment in New York City, which she purchased in 2007, in a year. And her love life?
"Listen, I'm happy single or not single," she says. "Now I love me, so I'm okay."
Source: People
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