Morning Buzz: Blake Fielder-Civil Takes Responsibility

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The News of the World reports that Blake Fielder-Civil has admitted in an interview that he turned his wife, singer Amy Winehouse, into a "junkie." “ I dragged Amy into it and without me there is no doubt that she would never have gone down that road. I ruined something beautiful. Now I have to let her go to save her life. I am not abandoning her. I am doing this out of love.” Fielder-Civil is currently serving out the remainder of a 27 month assault and trial fixing sentence in a rehab, and Winehouse is reportedly planning on divorcing him. “I introduced her to heroin, crack cocaine and self-harming. I feel more than guilty," Fielder-Civil also said.

NY Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress has reportedly turned himself into the NYPD after a shooting incident over the weekend, according to TMZ. Burress reportedly shot himself in the right thigh by accident at an NYC night club, The Latin Quarter, over the weekend. Burress reportedly had someone at his home surrender his illegally concealed firearm to authorities, and then turned himself in. The athlete already plans to enter a plea of not guilty to a felony illegal possession of a weapon charge, and could also face a charge of reckless endangerment.

The Mirror reports that Britney Spears was booed after being feted with an early birthday party at London nightclub G-A-Y on Saturday night. Britney blew out the candles on a huge birthday cake to the cheers of fans, but reportedly then received scathing boos when she demurred from singing for the crowd.

The LA Times reports that, despite negative reviews, the Vince Vaughn/Reese Witherspoon vehicle Four Christmases was #1 at the box office with 46.7 million. The film, referred to as "acrid and wince-worthy," was part of the second biggest Thanksgiving weekend box office opening of all time.

Paris Hilton told EW that she has "finished her second album." “I wrote all the songs,” Hilton said. “It’s very dance, like Kylie Minogue.” Hilton is no longer with Warner Bros. Records. "I'm figuring it out right now," she said. "I'm not sure which label I'm doing it with."