Mel Gibson has entered a rehab program, following his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. He is pictured here in the Los Angeles County Sheriff Depertment’s booking photo.

Unfortunately, the suspected drunk driving and rehab are not the biggest stories here. In Gibson’s public apology this weekend he said, “I acted like a person completely out of control when I was arrested, and said things that I do not believe to be true and which are despicable. I am deeply ashamed of everything I said, and I apologize to anyone who I have offended.”

This set off a flurry of speculation as to what Gibson said and did during his arrest, and although details are sketchy the rumors are that he made several angry comments expressing feelings of anti-Semitism.

This is sad. Mel Gibson was one of the few Hollywood stars that seemed to really have it all pulled together. I’ll be very interested to hear the facts, when they finally come out.

The full story about the facts we do know, and a video of L.A. authorities denying that Gibson received special treatment, can be found at CNN Entertainment.

Even despite last week’s much talked about day off, Lindsay Lohan has returned to work on her upcoming family drama “Georgia Rule.”

The actress never showed up to the set Wednesday, which prompted producer James G. Robinson to send off a “sternly worded letter” to Lohan.

“I’m just trying to get the movie made,” Robinson professed. “I did what I felt I needed to do on behalf of the movie and on behalf of her, too.”

Robinson also claimed in an interview Friday that Lohan was repeatedly late to the set of the production. He said those incidents also prompted him into action.

“It was not a nasty letter,” Robinson makes clear, “It was ‘Come on be professional.’”

For what it’s worth, Lohan did report directly to the set the following day.

My thoughts? I think Lohan has a long way to go before the word professional registers in her brain or her vocabulary.

Read more about the letter here.

I can never tell whether Pamela Anderson is trying to be funny or when she’s genuinely making an idiot of herself. For instance, when asked how she was going to deal with wedding day jitters, she answered, “I have two words for you: champagne.”

Now I would assume that she was trying to be funny there, but wait. This is coming from the same woman who reportedly announced at a recent press conference, “”I’m going to get married a few times this month to the same guy.” The first of all these ceremonies is reportedly planned for this Saturday in St. Tropez, France. Later, according to Andersen, “”We had to do Malibu, we’ve got to do Detroit, and we’ve got to do Nashville.”

Ok… how’s that going to work? Isn’t the point of saying the vows to make some kind of permanent gesture?

Jon LaLanne, the fired used-to-be poolboy for Britney Spears, has been talking to the magazine In Touch Weekly. “I was hanging out a little bit. She came out screaming at Kevin for lying around, then looked at me like I was to blame,” said LaLanne. He reportedly received a call the next day telling him not to report to work anymore.

“She fires everybody. I figured, ‘Why not me?’ I just didn’t expect her to be so mean,” added LaLanne.

My opinion: Suprise, surprise, someone gets fired and they’re not happy about it. LaLanne says “I was hanging out a little bit.” What does that actually mean? Oh, and get this: Jon LaLanne has a band and he reportedly enjoyed “talking music” with Kevin Federline. Yeah, I’m not really feeling sorry for the guy for getting fired.

Read the whole story from MSNBC

The dress made famous by Audrey Hepburn in 1961′s movie, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” is set to be auctioned December 5th. The estimated price tag for the dress is said to be somewhere in the 90,000-130,000 dollar range.

The memorable dress was worn in the opening scene of the classic love story and is being auctioned on behalf of the City of Joy Aid Charity, which aims to help less fortunate children in India.

Set to be sold at Christie’s in London, Hepburn’s dress will reportedly be the star lot during the annual film and entertainment sale.

The rest of the story can be found here.