Morning Mix: Paris a No-Show at Va. Stop of Road Race

Headlines: Paris Hilton a no-show at Virginia leg of cross-country road race (maybe she was at church)... Bob Geldof criticizes Al Gore's Live Earth concerts... Anna Nicole Smith's will left $710K to deceased son; Larry Birkhead files for sole control of Dannielynn... "Ugly Betty" producer Salma Hayek signs development deal with ABC... Ty Pennington says drunk driving was an "error in judgment"... Indian court suspends Richard Gere arrest warrant... Waitress adds ammo to arsenal of Phil Spector gun stories... Bruce Willis gets all message boardy to discuss the "Die Hard mythology"... Lindsay Lohan hangs out with Mini Britney... The real Britney Spears proves wigs can get ratty, too... Sylvester Stallone pleads guilty to growth hormone import charge... Coming this fall to a TV near you: a grody "Bionic Woman."

Rumor Mill: Fred Thompson not returning for next season of "Law & Order"... Patrick Swayze suits up for "Point Break 2"... Petra Nemcova spotted snogging with Paris Hilton ex Stavros Niarchos... Is Ewan McGregor a wonderjock?

Say What?
"Barely a day's filming goes by when he doesn't allude to 'Baywatch' and 'Knight Rider' being 'the biggest TV shows ever' or to the 'nine million albums I've sold in Germany.'" -- British journalist Piers Morgan on "friend" David Hasselhoff

"My hair was shorter so everything else looked bigger." -- Former "Idol" contestant Kellie Pickler explains why she could be mistaken for someone who recently had breast augmentation

By Liz  |  May 15, 2007; 7:56 AM ET
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