Just recently, the Victoria’s Secret Catalogue anniversary party at Trousdale was the hottest party in all of Los Angeles and everyone from Russell Brand to VS Angels showed up to rub elbows and pop bubbly at the bash — but there was one Hollywood hellraiser who found herself on the wrong side of the velvet rope: actress Lindsay Lohan.

The Mean Girls star was allegedly banned from entering the club for the star-studded event.

“As soon as she strolled up to the door, the rope was quickly pulled in front of her. She tried to pass the big bodyguard but he blocked her way. The security guys weren’t having it and escorted her to the exit,” says one spywitness.

This is the second time in a week that Lindsay has been dissed on the Hollywood party scene. Lohan was left fuming outside the same LA club after the bouncers refused to let her into a private party at the venue on March 18.

After years away from the main music scene - time she used to serve as a mother to son Max - Christina Aguilera officially returns on June 8.

The sexy singer will release a new album titled "Bionic." It features singles co-written by Aguilera, along with collaborations between her Sia, Tricky Stewart, Polow Da Don, Le Tigre and many others.

“Working on this album with so many talented artists and producers that I admire was really an amazing experience," Christina said. "The artists I chose to work with added so many unique sonic layers to Bionic. My intention was to step into their world and what they do combined with my own vision and sound. The results were magic.”

Are you excited for the return of Xtina?

She may be only 19 years old, but Kristen Stewart is far from the protective reach of her mother and father.

And in a recent interview, the “Twilight” babe explained that she’s not worried about parental approval when it comes to her career.

She explained, “It was like a slow wearing down of like, ‘Okay, Kristen’s going to do what she’s going to do. She’s just going to do these movies.’ Not that they were against it … I sort of didn’t care anymore. I was like, ‘Are you guys cool with this?’”

In fact, Kristen is teaming up with her mother Jules Mann-Stewart on the new film “K-11.” “She’s a really well-known script supervisor and she’s co-written this drama K-11, which she’ll direct and I will be in. If she called me right now and said, ‘We’re making the movie,’ I would be really excited. I guess my question is, ‘How would it be to work with a parent?’ We’re really close and then, at the same time, we’re creatively very different. But, I think it would be cool if it happens.”

Rob Fusari, a songwriter, music producer and ex-boyfriend of Lady Gaga, is suing the singer for $30.5 million, claiming she owes him that much in royalties. He filed his lawsuit in a Manhattan court not too long ago.

In court papers, Fusari describes how he took notice of the quirky singer and "saw a star" when she first sang in his New Jersey studio back in March 2006.

He said that over the course of several months, he worked with her daily and "radically reshaped her approach," co-writing some songs on her album. "Paparazzi" and "Beautiful Dirty Rich" are among those songs he claims he worked on, and, he says even suggested she adapt the stage name Lady Gaga.

The pop star herself claimed in a 2009 interview that she came up with the Lady Gaga persona about "five years ago, but Gaga's always been who I am."

The collaborators became romantic around May 2006 and created a joint business venture to promote her, in which Fusari would get 20 percent of profits.

He says he scored her a record deal with Universal Music Group's Interscope Records, and as a result, The Fame has sold over three million records to date.

He did not claim credit for planting the hermaphrodite rumors.

Although Fusari has a producing credit on the Grammy-winning album, he says he's owned 20 percent of song royalties and 15 from merchandising revenue.

"All business is personal," the filing by the producer reads, noting that his business relationship with Gaga deteriorated after their personal one fell apart.

America's zaniest medical comedy, 'Scrubs,' will take its final breaths at the end of its ninth season, according to its original star Zach Braff.

The actor/doctor called the time-of-death at 3:23 on March 23.

Braff announced the sad news on his Facebook page at that time. "Many of you have asked, so here it is: it appears that 'New Scrubs,' 'Scrubs 2.0,' 'Scrubs with new kids,' 'Scrubbier,' 'Scrubs without JD' is no more."

"It was worth a try, but alas... it didn't work. Zb"

Translation: The youth drug didn't work. Braff took a backseat in the past two seasons to make way for a crop of younger, fresher faces that ABC hoped would rejuvenate the show. He, along with other regular cast members, only appeared in a handful of episodes.

A rep for the network says no official decision has been made, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Still, given the show's ratings, it seems primed for the chopping block as new comedic heavy hitters like 'Modern Family' gain steam.

Next up for Braff? He is working on a script that pits him onscreen with Cameron Diaz.