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The mansion where Michael Jackson spent his last hours, 100 N. Carolwood Dr. in Los Angeles, was a sad reflection of the legend's demise in his latter years:

There were far more reporters, cops and irritated neighbors causing a stink than any bereaved fans there this morning when I stopped by. And for a man who was globally worshipped by millions for so many years, it seemed oddly out of whack.

Colleagues employed by and close to Michael Jackson tell me exclusively that he "got whatever he wanted" in terms of medical requests, material indulgences and otherwise. "Nobody said no to him," relayed one of Jackson's closet advisors for many years. "You just didn't dare. He didn't want to hear it."

This, despite the fact that some of those hefty pharmaceutical requests just very well may have played a major factor in the musical genius's demise.

Emma Uh-Oh was such the hot, writhing babe for a while not all that long ago really. All supersexy, superskinny, superglossy gal power, mainly on the small screen, Ms. U-O was indeed a major player on some of the boob tube's hottest shows (and she had the hot curves to match). We could totally see her making all the straight menfolk drool on red carpets had she not taken herself off them.

How? The worst way, folks—she wasn't lazy or unmotivated. She was on...

Dear Ted:

Are Star Trek costars Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto Toothy Tile and Grey Goose?

"It would be cool to see Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf. That would be awesome. More awesome if they were partners!"

—Dancing With the Stars winner Shawn Johnson on who she would like to see on the show's next season. We agree, but like that would ever happen. After seeing Transformers, must 'fess, we totally think Meg and Shia would make a fun couple (anything to get her away from Rob, ya know?). Hopefully the outfits they would put Ms. Fox in on the tube would be better than her cheesy Paris Hilton attire (and soft-porn dialog) in the movie. Seriously

So much for that peace war between competing vampire tales! Stephen Moyer, who plays the gentlemanly vamp Bill in True Blood, had the nerve to call our dear precious Robert Pattinson in Twilight "a p--sy! He's the Slim-Fast, Diet Coke of vampires."

Oh, it's on! And right after we doted so dearly on his show.

Before you call me an a-hole for still not being supereager to forgive Isaiah Washington for his notorious anti-gay past, hear me out. The infamous T.R. Knight verbal basher is the latest to join the No H8 campaign in support of gay marriage. While I'm all for equality and support on this issue, it's not welcome when there's a stinky agenda behind it.

I.W. opened up to E.T. about his latest endeavor, and actually, I was with him during the beginning of his interview.

Let me state right up front I have, without question, been Michael Jackson's harshest critic here at the E! family for many years. That's because the questions of Jackson's associations—and exactly what those associations were—were never satisfactorily answered.

But this isn't about that.