E! Online - How do famous design houses manage to hook up celebrities with dresses than are often hideous? Shouldn't they know what looks hot and what doesn't?

E! Online - Make that Edwina A. Salt.

AP - LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ed McMahon is being sued by another creditor. Westmoore Lending of Huntington Beach, Calif., sued McMahon for more than $275,000 it says the pitchman and former "Tonight Show" sidekick owes from a 2006 loan.

AP - Steve Hale has discovered a reason to splurge on clothing again: the slim silhouette in suits to shirts that's replacing the baggier fits of past years. But his wife, Cathy, has slashed her monthly apparel spending, saying she's "bored" by what's out there.

Reuters - New York property developer and television personality Donald Trump is suing his former lawyers for $5 million, saying the firm's use of his name on its website and in interviews violated his privacy.

Reuters - NBC's Olympics coverage is drawing huge audiences helped by the extravagant opening ceremony and interest in swimmer Michael Phelps, setting the stage for what could be record television ratings for the Summer Games.

AP - "Tropic Thunder," Ben Stiller's extravaganza of a Hollywood satire, couldn't be any more "inside-baseball" if it contained references to the infield fly rule and Rule 5 draft picks.

E! Online - Lynne Spears' promised book has shaped up to be less of a parenting handbook and more of a juicy memoir of a Southern mother raising a pop star in the midst of paparazzi mayhem.

E! Online - Though Hollywood is still reeling from the unexpected double passing of two pop-culture heavyweights over the weekend, that hasn't stopped them from paying tribute to their late colleagues, with tributes for Isaac Hayes, who died early Sunday at his Memphis home from as yet unknown causes, already pouring in.

E! Online - Heidi Klum may be best known for her signature statements like, "One day you're in; the next, you are out" and "auf Wiedersehen," but that's all about to change.

AP - He's written million-selling books about his early years and the meaning of public life. Now, Sen. Barack Obama, with the help of his campaign staff, has another side to share with readers: policy wonk.

Reuters - Microsoft's Zune is looking to Hollywood to gain an edge on Apple's iPod.