• Rihanna: Marijuana lover? [The YBF]

• Sharon Stone flaunts her amazing 53-year-old body in a red bikini. [Huffington Post]

• Guess which famous kid is a Miley Cyrus fan. [I'm Not Obsessed]

• Olivia Munn: My TV show wasn’t canceled! [Fox News]

• Famous directors get into a big fight. [Crunk & Disorderly]

In Spike Lee‘s new documentary, If God Is Willing and Da Creek Don’t Rise, Brad sat down for an on-camera interview with the famed film director. When asked about how to deal with BP and their response to the oil spill, Brad had some harsh words:

I was never for the death penalty before. I am willing to look at it again.

Spike’s documentary looks at Louisiana five years after Hurricane Katrina. The BP oil spill occurred while Spike was already filming in Louisiana and the events following the spill are featured heavily in the new film. Watch the trailer below.

Following Katrina, Brad launched Make It Right, a charity focused on creating 150 affordable and sustainable homes in the Lower Ninth Ward for those displaced by the 2005 hurricane. Brad and his partner Angelina Jolie have been heavily involved with New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. In addition to Brad’s charity, the two bought a home in New Orleans.

What do you think of Brad’s response to BP? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

n order to make the production deadlines for fall advertising, we had to shoot the print portion in April and used photographer Zach Gold to capture this component. When we decided to cast the muse portion of the campaign we decided to cast Lindsay Lohan. We made her a video pitch in April, she said yes to becoming the campaign muse, for print and for the digital components, and we shot her for the digital component in NYC in May. Lindsay saw the campaign images we had already shot on a model and approved those to become the illustrations of herself based on the photographed images. The process of creating the illustrations was done by illustrator Mike Evans, based in San Francisco, who converted the images to illustrations by hand and with a digital illustrator program. This was not a touch of a button, Photoshop process. Each illustration was a laborious task. In the tradition of the illustrators of the period of pulp action films, it’s best practice to shoot form, and then illustrate from that. This is how bond posters were made as well as the iconic Star Wars posters. Each campaign shot is a composite of many shoots, including some of illustration

• Because he wasn’t enough of a monster before, Jesse James allegedly let his employees at West Coast Choppers openly mock Sandra Bullock, sometimes in front of her face. (Hollywood Life)

• Jennifer Love Hewitt has set her lust beams on Robert Pattinson. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we all love Robert, Jennifer. Get in line, like the rest of us. (Starpulse)

• Two more women have come forward about Steven Segal‘s groping antics and one of them just happens to be…Ray Charles‘ granddaughter? What?! (Huffington Post)

• Spike Lee was reportedly “depressed” when Michael Jackson died and he is now planning to do a film about a Brooklyn tribute concert that was put on after his death. Our natural grieving process involves making films too, Spike, only no one cares about our Michael film based on a fictional tribute concert put on behind a beauty school in a strip mall in the suburbs. (PopEater)

And the Tinseltown contingent represented nicely: Jack Nicholson, Denzel Washington, Paula Abdul, Matt Damon, David Beckham, David Spade, Anthony Kiedis, Mark Wahlberg and Rhea Durham, Sylvester Stallone, Robert Downey Jr. and on and on.  Ashanti sang the National Anthem. It was an A-list affair all around.

Alas, now the Lakes must bid adieu to the hometown adoration and take on the Celtics in enemy territory. Best wishes in Beantown, boys—we’re with you in spirit!   

Click into the gallery at right to see our growing gallery of NBA Finals fans—and be sure to check back after Tuesday’s game six.