Kanye West is on another magazine cover and as usual the rapper turned auto-tune singer turned fashion designer is full of Kanye-isms. To name a few: "Put this in the magazine: There's nothing more to be said about music. I'm the f--king end-all, be-all of music.” "Oh my God, I'm one of the greatest rappers in the world. I'll get on a track and completely ee-nihilate that track, I'll eat it and rip it in half. I wouldn't have to think of it.” "I have, like, nuclear power, like a superhero, like Cyclops when he puts his glasses on." What other new tales of grandeur might Kanye have added to his repertoire? Just that a sexual addiction at a young age has somehow fueled his drive for greatness... "People ask me a lot about my drive," he says. "I think it comes from, like, having a sexual addiction at a really young age. Look at the drive that people have to get sex—to dress like this and get a haircut and be in the club in the freezing cold at 3 a.m., the places they go to pick up a girl. If you can focus the energy into something valuable, put that into work ethic..." That actually sounds more like normal behavior than a full-blown sexual addiction, but if Kanye says he was a sex addict then he was probably the greatest addict to have ever been addicted to sex in the history of sexual studies. He also notes that he was a highly advanced computer programmer of sexual addiction and produced his first Super Mario Bros.: The Penis Remix in the seventh grade: "My game was very sexual. The main character was, like, a giant penis. It was like Mario Brothers, but the ghosts were, like, vaginas. Mind you, I'm 12 years old, and this is stuff 30-year-olds are programming. You'd have to draw in and program every little step—it literally took me all night to do a step, 'cause the penis, y'know, had little feet and eyes." Cute, right? However, it should be noted that Kanye is over music and penis games as he's now turning his great sexual addiction nuclear energy exclusively to fashion. He plans on moving to Paris and being mentored by his fashion idol Marc Jacobs. In fact, Yeezy is so into M.J., he intentionally left the designer's number on the table for his Details interviewer to see.

Repeat law-breaker Tom Sizemore is under investigation for a theft at a Los Angeles-area Verizon Wireless store. TMZ broke the story of a heist caught on security cameras, with two men stealing phones - one of whom bears a striking resemblance to 'Black Hawk Down' and 'Saving Private Ryan' star Tom Sizemore. The video also shows the man who appears to be Sizemore reaching over the counter to grab a pen and a highlighter. The LAPD confirmed to TMZ that they were investigating the possible involvement of Sizemore in the crime. In 2007, Sizemore was charged with seven drug-related counts, including transportation and possession of methamphetamines and being under the influence of a controlled substance. He completed the term of his parole in January. Tom's lawyer has stated that his client is "innocent until proven guilty."

Hulk Hogan is causing controversy with a Rolling Stone interview in which he says he understands O.J. Simpson. The aging '80s wrestling icon reveals that he's so frustrated at his current troubles -- wife Linda filing for divorce and locking him out of his house and allegedly spending his assets while reportedly romancing a much younger man -- that he's seeing red. "I could've turned everything into a crime scene, like O.J., cutting everybody's throat," he tells the magazine. "You see a 19 year old boy driving your Escalade, sleeping in your bed, with your wife. I mean, I totally understand O.J."

Linda Hogan continues to retaliate against controversial comments made by her estranged husband Hulk Hogan in a Rolling Stone interview. In a press statement released by her rep Gary Smith, Linda says: "Hulk thinks he can do whatever he wants, to whomever he wants, whenever he wants. He is your classic narcissist who demands total control and will go to any extent necessary to get it. His violent and scary mood swings have been my nightmare for too many years. I hope for the sake of our kids that he gets the psychological help for himself and the safety of others." In the Rolling Stone interview that triggered the controversy, Hulk said, "I could've turned everything into a crime scene, like O.J. (Simpson), cutting everybody's throat. You see a 19-year-old boy driving your Escalade, sleeping in your bed, with your wife. I mean, I totally understand O.J." On Wednesday, a rep for Hogan made a follow-up statement to ET regarding the article: "Hulk in no way condones the O.J. situation. As part of a larger conversation, he referred to it to exemplify his frustration with his own situation." In Linda's latest statement, Smith says: "For those who buy his claim the comment was taken out of context, read the rest of Rolling Stone and determine for yourself if his suicidal tendencies coupled with the use of drugs and alcohol make him a danger. His actions in the past years have been very disturbing. Linda wants all of this to be over so she can move on with her life."

As scandalous headlines continue to surround Kate Gosselin, her husband Jon, and their eight kids, the fed-up reality star is wondering when people will stop attacking her. "Before this, I'd never stood on line at the grocery store, looked at the people on the cover of magazines, and thought about what they're going through," she tells PEOPLE. "I'd never thought, 'Oh my god, this is totally doing them in.' But now, I understand what they live with: Everywhere you go you're being stalked, you're being followed – it's hell, on the cover of a magazine." Kate admits she's often been an easy target for those who want to make her out to seem like a monster. "In the first two and a half years that we were doing the show (Jon & Kate Plus Eight), I felt very ugly towards fans," she says. "The gawking, that sort of response creeped me out. I was not willing or ready to accept what you get back when you put your life out there." But over time, Kate learned to embrace the attention. "At some point, I turned around and I realized, 'Okay, people are pulling for us, the feel inspired by us, they love us. It clicked: without the fans there is no show, without the show, there is no job." A Breaking Point Though the Gosselins have gotten used to interest in their lives, the scrutiny of Jon and Kate has become increasingly intense since reports of the couple's alleged infidelities hit the newsstands. It’s tough to escape when the job that keeps their family afloat is also keeping them in the tabloid glare – and even the tough-minded mama has her breaking point. "It's so scary," she says of the lengths to which some go to cover her family. "It's like one of those movies where you have to change your identity and go underground. I've been saying, 'Let's find a country where our show doesn't air, and let's just go there until this all dies.' I have to laugh about this, or else I'll cry. It's a matter of, when will they stop?" No matter what might be said about her, Kate says if anyone really wants to see her bare her fangs, they only have to go after her kids. "I don't want them dragged into this. It kills me," she says. "I'm far from perfect, but I've started to prioritize what is important, what has to change, what I can live with, and what I have to live with. My children are important. My attitude is important. My marriage is important, and though I don't know where that's going right now, I know I can definitely choose my attitude. And I know that I will never give up, I will not stop, I will not fail my kids. Everything else I can't control, I'm just going to have to learn to live with it."

As David Carradine's family and friends try to make sense of his death, more details about the actor's bondage and sexual fetishes are coming out. In an interview with RadarOnline.com, Gail Jensen, Carradine's third ex-wife, said he enjoyed tying himself up in the bedroom of their California ranch and experimented with drowning himself in their pool. "He had his kinky moments," said Jensen, who was married to Carradine from 1986 to 1997. She added that the late actor saw the sex acts as a form of meditation and stress release. In a separate interview, Jensen revealed that Carradine "would tie himself up, and I would walk in and see him and say, 'Oh, my God, David, you've got to be kidding me.'" She added, "He liked to be tied up. And he could tie himself up ... He spent days planning a different feature. He would go to a hardware store and buy the stuff." Jensen's sentiment was echoed by the late actor's fourth and most recent ex-wife. Shocked to hear about the nude death photos that were published of Carradine over the weekend, Marina Anderson said her four-year marriage to the actor was a "roller coaster." Anderson, the actress and artist who has been credited with resuscitating Carradine's film career, is writing a book about her turbulent relationship with the actor, who was found hanged in Thailand last week. "The dynamics were pretty heavy," she told ABCNews.com. "I don't want to get into it or I will get emotional."

Just when we thought Miley Cyrus was starting to steer clear of her “bad girl” image, new photos allegedly showing the pop princess engaged in a sexual activity have hit the Internet. "The alleged photo of Miley Cyrus circulating the internet is completely fabricated," the singer's rep tells the Daily News. While Cyrus, 16, has been busy working on her new movie, “The Last Song,” in Georgia, fans are left wondering if the "Hannah Montana" star is as innocent as she wants people to believe. It is unknown whether the images of Cyrus are authentic, but this wouldn’t be the first time the teen has been involved in a photo scandal. In 2008, parents were outraged when the then 15-year-old singer posed semi-topless for the cover of Vanity Fair. The singer continued to raise eyebrows when her cell phone was hacked and leaked pictures showed Cyrus provocatively posing in bikinis and a wet bathing suit. As for the teen star’s latest photo scandal, several websites have debunked the authenticity of the photos by proving how an original image could have been altered.

For a minute, Lindsay Lohan was pretending to be serious about acting again. The starlet landed a role in the independent movie, “The Other Side,” and told producer Kent Harper she would be “serious” and “committed” to the project, which starts filming in October. So what does an attention-craving actress do until fall? In Lohan’s case: post a semi-nude photo of yourself on the web. The actress, 22, sent out a topless picture of herself with long, blonde extensions strategically covering her chest on Twitter. Lohan, who is Fornarina’s summer 2009 spokeswoman, took the self-portrait on her Blackberry during a shoot for the Italian clothing label in January. "OLD PHOTOS," she tweeted on Monday. "I'm THAT bored." Lohan may have been bored, but she wasn’t dumb. She tagged E! correspondent Ben Lyons and gossip blogger Perez Hilton in the photo’s caption. Lohan’s latest self-exploitation stunt comes after string of mishaps that have followed the actress. After two unidentified men attempted to unsuccessfully break into her Hollywood residence in May, Lohan’s relationship with on-off gal pal Samantha Ronson finally hit rock bottom. The actress is now under investigation for the disappearance of $400,000 worth of Dior jewelry that went missing from a magazine photoshoot in London.

R&B singer Chris Brown has pleaded guilty in the US to one count of assault on his former girlfriend, pop star Rihanna. The last-minute plea deal came before a hearing at a Los Angeles court at which Rihanna was due to give evidence. After the hearing, his lawyer said he was looking at it as an opportunity "to get his career back on track".

Lawyers acting on behalf of "High School Musical" star Vanessa Hudgens are battling to remove a series of pictures from the Internet which allegedly showing the actress posing nude, because they were reportedly taken when she was underage. Gossip Web sites were sent into a frenzy on Wednesday, when pictures appearing to show Hudgens naked leaked online. It was unclear whether the blurry shots were of Hudgens, but celebrity blogger Perez Hilton claims they are. Hilton alleges lawyers for Hudgens, 20, contacted him and asked him to remove the snaps from his site because the star was underage when they were taken. This isn't the first time Hudgens has found herself at the center of a naked photo scandal. In 2007, pictures taken of Hudgens posing provocatively both nude and in lingerie appeared online, forcing the Disney star to issue a public apology.

Bollywood star Sharoukh Khan said he was humiliated after he was detained for questioning at an American airport. But later downplayed the incident as an "unfortunate procedure." Khan, one of the Indian film industry's biggest stars, was questioned for more than an hour Friday at New Jersey's Newark International Airport. He said he was detained because his picture showed up on a security alert list, but immigration officials said the actor was never "formally held" and that the questioning was part of a routine process, the Associated Press reports. Khan is currently promoting a film titled My Name is Khan — about racial profiling of Muslims after 9/11.

A tape starring "Grey's Anatomy" hot doc Eric Dane, his actress-wife Rebecca Gayheart and former Miss U.S. Teen Kari Ann Peniche appeared on Gawker.com Monday afternoon. While no one is seen performing sexual acts, the three are seen nude in the video. "This is an unfortunate incident where someone stole some property, personal property, among three very good friends," Peniche's manager, David Weintraub, told ABCNews.com today. "They were very good friends when the tape was filmed a few years ago. I don't know if they're good friends now." An LAPD representative told ABCNews.com that police are looking into the release of the tape. In the video clip, edited down from its original 12-minute length, Peniche, Dane and Gayheart prance naked around Peniche's Los Angeles apartment, lounge in a hottub and discuss their potential porn names -- a pop culture phenomenon in which people create a moniker out of the names of a childhood pet and the street they grew up on. "My alter-ego name is Peter," Dane says. "My dog growing up was called Cocaine, and I lived on Manor Drive, so I'm Cocaine Manor." Through it all, Dane, Peniche and Gayheart appear to be intoxicated. Midway through the clip, Gayheart says she has to lie down because she's "so high." Marty Singer, who represents Dane and Gayheart, issued a statement to People.com Monday, saying, "This is simply a private, consensual moment involving a married couple, shot several years ago, which was never intended to be seen by the public." Singer added, "Although the participants are nude, the tape is not a 'sex tape.' It is a private tape made for only my clients' personal use, and nobody has the right to exploit it. If anyone exploits the tape, they will be violating my clients' rights and will be exposed to significant liability." Singer did not immediately respond to ABCNews.com's requests for comment.

Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean has sued beauty pageant organizers claiming she was wrongfully fired for saying marriage should be only between a man and a woman, her lawyer said on Monday. Two months after her controversial statement at the Miss USA pageant in April, organizers fired Prejean saying she broke her contract by failing to make appearances on their behalf. Prejean's attorney Charles LiMandri said pageant officials based their decision to terminate her contract on invitations Prejean received for events she was never required to attend. "There was a strained relationship, and it became that way when she gave that answer and would not back off of it. That's what this is really all about," LiMandri told Reuters. Prejean, 22, made headlines worldwide when she said she believed only men and women should be allowed to wed in reply to a question by a gay celebrity blogger and pageant judge. She subsequently was named first runner-up. In the weeks that followed, she claimed the answer cost her the Miss USA crown. Her answer came as political leaders across the United States were considering whether to adopt or ban gay marriage, and she became a lightning rod of attention on the topic. Prejean drew support from gay marriage opponents, and she angered those who backed same-sex weddings. She agreed to appear in advertisements opposing state laws allowing same-sex couples to wed, and she became a fill-in host for television program "Fox & Friends," generally considered a conservative show on the Fox News Channel. Topless photos of Prejean appeared on the Internet and word spread that the pageant helped her pay for breast implants. Pageant organizers initially retained Prejean, but in June they fired her claiming she had violated her contract by not making appearances on their behalf. Prejean's lawsuit was filed in a Los Angeles Superior Court. LiMandri said she is seeking damages of an undetermined amount. Celebrity businessman and TV personality Donald Trump, who owns the Miss USA pageant with which Miss California USA is associated, was not named in the lawsuit. Roger Neal, a spokesman for pageant organizers declined immediate comment.

He’s ashamed and sorry and wished it never happened. But there’s one thing Chris Brown says he most certainly is not: forgetful. In a detailed statement to PEOPLE, the singer clarifies what he calls incorrect reports — based a clip of an interview with Larry King airing Wednesday night — about the events with Rihanna that led to his arrest: “There have been reports on the Internet that I didn’t remember what happened that night with Rihanna. I want to try and set things straight.”

Mike Tyson wouldn't bite. not when Evander Holyfield called up expecting an apology. Not when Oprah suggested he finally make things right. Still missing a bit of that ear? But, really, what's there to say after all these years? "This is a beautiful guy," said Tyson, holding Holyfield's arm Friday in a tender moment that surely had millions of Oprah fans reaching for tissues all over the country. "I just want you to know it's been a pleasure passing through life being acquainted with you." Tyson may have disappointed Oprah, who invested not one, but two, shows in the former heavyweight champion this week. But boxers don't usually say they're sorry about much, and, for all the soul searching Tyson has been doing lately, he still remains convinced that biting Holyfield's ear was just payback for being head butted in their infamous 1997 fight. Besides, apologies are so overrated these days, as Serena Williams showed us at the U.S. Open last month. No need to show any sincere remorse when there are no real consequences for your actions. Rush Limbaugh certainly wasn't apologizing this week for any of the incendiary comments he made over the years getting in the way of his bid to buy the St. Louis Rams. Much easier to blame someone else, like his partner in the effort and the media who were involved in "repeating the lies" about him. Limbaugh's scorched earth policy probably made him feel better about the whole botched bid, though it ensured he will never have any part of the league he professes to love. Florida State wasn't apologizing either, even after the release of NCAA documents that indicated one "student-athlete" on the football team had an IQ of 60 and others were reading at the second-grade level. Coach Bobby Bowden has been in the game long enough to know that you don't beat Florida by recruiting a bunch of Rhodes scholars. Then again, it had to be a bit embarrassing to find out that in place of requiring SAT scores for admission, recruits only had to prove they could master the illustrated version of "See Spot Run." And there were no apologies coming out of Mannywood, even though Manny Ramirez hasn't been able to hit an inside fast ball since he returned from a 50-game suspension for using a female fertility drug and is a big drag in the Dodger postseason lineup. Come to think of it, Manny hasn't apologized for anything, and probably never will. It might also be that few apologize anymore because it's so hard to do. Just look at LeGarrette Blount's formal apology for decking a Boise State football player, which either took him weeks to prepare or was done by the University of Oregon public relations department. And consider the plight of Australian golfer Robert Allenby, who went off on Anthony Kim after he was beaten badly by the young American on the final day of the Presidents Cup last weekend. Allenby called Kim the "loosest cannon on that team" and said he was doubly upset because he had it on good word that Kim was out partying until four in the morning and was probably suffering from a bad hangover when he beat him. When it came time for offering the obligatory mea culpa, though, Allenby didn't go on Oprah. Instead, the PGA Tour issued a vague statement saying that maybe someone might have misinterpreted something he said and that he and Kim were still great buddies no matter what. Kim accepted the apology via a tour issued statement of his own, then headed for Las Vegas, where the tour issued a statement that he missed the cut. Oprah had to be expecting more out of Tyson, who first appeared Monday to talk about his tortured life and choke up whenever he talked about his kids. The appearance was to promote his movie, which consists of Tyson talking about his tortured life and choking up when he talks about his kids. Holyfield apparently saw it and called Oprah asking that she host a program where Tyson could say he was sorry, Holyfield could forgive him, and everyone could share a group hug. It didn't quite turn out that way, though Oprah tried her best. "Can you feel the love people have for you?" she asked Tyson at one point. The way Tyson was pouring his heart out to Oprah he seems sorry for a lot of things he has done in his life. Surely he's sorry that he can't fight off a bizarre compulsion to keep telling the world about them. But apologize for biting Holyfield's ear? Sorry, not a chance.