Apparently, I’m not the only one who thinks that Courtney Love’s new hair do is hysterical and a bigger mess than she is. Courtney herself thinks so too! After a picture of the rocker and her butchered bangs went online, the babbling blonde posted a rambling MySpace post about it blaming her stylist for the catastrophe saying “so i was on the phone and i said i wanted pretty short bangs – not NO bangs and she cut them when i was on the phone with one of these whakcjob banks.”

Don’t I feel dumb. All this time, I thought he was gay. I guess you can figure skate and still like the ladies.

Scott Hamilton and his wife Tracie welcomed their second son Monday at a hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Maxx was born at 7:51 a.m., weighing 7 lbs., 8 oz, and measuring 20 inches. Big brother Aidan is 4 years old.

If you don’t know who Scott Hamilton is, he won the gold medal at the Sarajevo Olympics in 1984. He was a championship figure skater and has served as a commentator for many events. He also played a skating announcer in the movie Blades of Glory.

Even though we all know that Will Ferrell does the best President Bush impersonation, director Oliver Stone didn’t want him for the upcoming film Bush. Maybe he didn’t want a funnyman taking part in what is slated to be a film that delves deep into personal issues and things in the president’s life.

Standing by his decision to instead cast Josh Brolin, Oliver Stone said, “Josh is actually better looking than Bush, but has the same drive and charisma that Americans identify with Bush.”

He goes on to say that the movie will show us “how did Bush go from an alcoholic bum to the most powerful figure in the world?”

At least we get to look at someone hot while we ponder that and issues surrounding the war.

The brains behind “Alvin and the Chipmunks” has reportedly been had by Capitol Records and now they’re filing suit. A lawsuit has been filed by Bagdasarian Productions against Capitol saying that the record company used a number of Chipmunk songs without permission. In 1968, creator Ross Bagdasarian made an agreement with Capitol stating that they had recording rights to the music and that’s it. Capitol allegedly pilfered the music by making money in movies and other ventures outside the recording industry.

Why take so long to sue? According to the suit, shortly after Ross made the agreement, he moved on from the project and then died suddenly in 1972. The family only saw the agreement in 2007.